Electrical Engineering
    UWF/UF Joint Program

    Degree: B.S.E.E.
    Department: Electrical Engineering
    College: Science and Technology
    Semester Hours Required for Degree: 126

    Faculty: M.A. Uman (UF Chairperson), R.C. Houts (UWF/UF Director), R.D. Harbor, D.M. Jordan, R. Manseur, C.F. Mathews

    BACHELOR'S DEGREE PROGRAM
    The UWF/UF Joint Program in Electrical Engineering is a cooperative arrangement between the two universities whereby the University of Florida (UF) will provide upper-level course offerings at The University of West Florida (UWF) campus and UWF provides the instructional faculty and physical facilities. This degree awarded by UF is identical to the one offered students on the Gainesville campus.

    Electrical Engineering is a science-oriented branch of engineering primarily concerned with all phases and development of the transmission and utilization of power and intelligence. The study of electrical engineering is commonly divided into the academic areas of circuits, electronics, electromagnetics, electrical energy systems, communications, control, and computer engineering.

    Because of the extremely rapid growth and changes relating to the application of electrical engineering principles, the curriculum is designed to concentrate on a solid core of foundation courses. Fourteen hours of technical electives are included in order to permit a student to delve more deeply into selected subject matter.

    PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS
    The number of applicants who can be accepted is limited by the available classroom and laboratory space, laboratory facilities, and faculty. It is the department's policy to admit the best qualified applicants as demonstrated by high academic achievement, within the enrollment limitations discussed above. Admission is directly tied to students' performance in physics and calculus courses because subsequent work is intimately related to these disciplines. Currently accepted minimum is a 2.5 GPA in the eight advanced mathematics and science lecture courses of the common prerequisites. If a course is repeated, both grades count in this GPA calculation. During the semester prior to the graduation term, the student's record is officially transferred to Gainesville where it is reviewed to certify that the particular course selections do satisfy all graduation requirements.

    The Electrical Engineering Department publishes a counseling guide which provides detailed information beyond that stated in this Catalog.

    In addition to general University requirements and General Studies requirements found in the 1996-97 Catalog, students seeking the B.S. in Electrical Engineering must meet the requirements listed below. A minimum course grade of "C" or better is required in all EEL courses and labs which serve as prerequisites to other EEL courses and labs, plus EEL 4914C.

    Students should consult with their academic advisor for courses which may satisfy both the General Studies requirements and common prerequisites.

    LOWER DIVISION REQUIREMENTS (60 sh)
    General Studies (37 sh)
    Electrical Engineering majors should take MAC 3311 and MAC 3312 to satisfy the mathematics component and PHY 3048/L or PHY 3049/L and CHM 2046 or any 3 sh biology course to satisfy the science component of General Studies.

    Common Prerequisites (33 sh)
    + MAC 3311 Anyltc Geom & Cal I . . . . . 4
    + MAC 3312 Anyltc Geom & CAL II . . . . . 4
    + MAC 3313 Anyltc Geom & Cal III . . . . . 4
    MAP 3302 Diff Equations . . . . . 3
    + CHM 2045/L Chemistry I/Lab . . . . . 4
    + PHY 3048/L Univ Physics I/Lab . . . . . 4
    + PHY 3049/L Univ Physics II/Lab . . . . . 4
    Choose one:
    + CHM 2046 Chemistry II . . . . . 3
    + Biology science . . . . . 3
    Choose one:
    COP 3210 Program in PASCAL . . . . . 3
    COP 3202 Scientific FORTRAN . . . . . 3
    COP 3331 Obj Oriented Prog w/C+ . . . . . 3

    + Indicates common prerequisites which can be used to satisfy General Studies requirements.

    Electives (0 sh)

    UPPER DIVISION REQUIREMENTS (67 SH)
    Major (51 sh)
    EEL 3111 Circuits 1 . . . . . 3
    EEL 3303L Elec Circuits Lab . . . . . 1
    EEL 3701C Dig Logic & Comp Sys . . . . . 4
    EEL 3112 Circuits 2 . . . . . 3
    EEL 3135 Signals and Systems . . . . . 3
    EEL 3211 Elec Energy Engr . . . . . 3
    EEL 3304 Electronic Ckts 1 . . . . . 3
    EEL 3396 Sol St Elec De . . . . . 3
    EEL 3472 Electromag Fields 1 . . . . . 3
    EEL 4304L Electronics Lab . . . . . 1
    EEL 4306C Electronic Ckts . . . . . 2
    EEL 4514 Commo Systems Comp . . . . . 3
    EEL 4514L Communication Lab . . . . . 1
    EEL 4657 Linear Control Sys . . . . . 3
    EEL 4657L Linear Control Lab . . . . . 1
    EEL 4744C Microprocessor App . . . . . 4
    EEL 4914C Elec Engr Design . . . . . 3
    Electives (choose 6 sh)
    Maximum of 3 sh in EEL 4949 and maximum of 4 sh in 4905, and maximum of 7 sh in EEL 4905/4949 combination.
    EEL 4310C Digital Integr Ckts . . . . . 3
    EEL 4516 Noise Dev & Com Sys . . . . . 3
    EEL 4610 State Var & Control . . . . . 3
    EEL 4712C Digital Design . . . . . 4
    EEL 4713C Digital Computer Arch . . . . . 4
    EEL 4905 Indiv Prob EE . . . . . 1-4
    EEL 4930 Spec Top in Elec Eng . . . . . 1-4
    EEL 4949 Co-op Wk Experience . . . . . 1

    Major-Related (21 sh)
    MAP 4403 Math Meth for Engineers . . . . . 3
    EGM 3512 Engineering Mechanics . . . . . 4
    Technical electives . . . . . 14
    Consult with academic advisor for approved courses.

    Electives (3 sh)
    Technical Report Writing . . . . . 3


    The above noted degree requirements have been approved by the Faculty Senate.
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    Adrienne Turner
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    October 2, 1996