FIRST YEAR
Fall Semester	Spring Semester
1. WRITING 101(20)/SS-H 1	1. SS-H 1/WRITING 101(20)
2. CHEM 101DL(31L), Core Concepts in Chemistry	2. PHYSICS 151L(61L), Mechanics
3. MATH 111L(31), Calculus I	3. MATH 122(32), Calculus II
4. EGR 110L(53L), Comp Methods in Engineering	4. ECE 110L(27L), Fundamentals of ECE
SOPHOMORE YEAR
Fall Semester	Spring Semester
1. COMPSCI 201L(100E), Program Design & Analysis II	1. ECE 230L(51L), Microelectronic Devices & Circuits
2. ECE 250L(52L), Digital Systems	2. ECE 280L(54L), Signals & Systems
3. MATH 212(103), Intermediate Calculus	3. MATH 216(107), Linear Algebra & Differential Equations
4. PHYSICS 152L(62L), Electricity, Magnetism & Optics	4. BIOLOGY 201L(101L), 202L(102L), 275A(144), or 311(147)
5. Free Elective	5. SS-H 2
JUNIOR YEAR
Fall Semester	Spring Semester
1. ECE 270L(53L), Electromagnetic Fields	1. ECE Elective
2. ECE Concentration Elective (1)	2. ECE Concentration Elective (2)
3. MATH 353(108), Ordinary & Partial Differential Equations	3. STA 130(113), Probability & Statistics or MATH 230(135), Probability or ECE 555(255), Probability for ECEs
4. SS-H 3	4. SS-H 4
SENIOR YEAR
Fall Semester	Spring Semester
1. ECE Concentration Elective (3)	1. ECE Concentration Elective (4)
2. ECE Elective or Approved ECE Design Elective	2. Approved ECE Design Elective or ECE Elective
3. SS-H 5	3. Free Elective
4. Free Elective	4. Free Elective

NOTES:

• WRITING 101(20): University Writing Program, required in first year.
• SS-H: Social Sciences & Humanities, 5 required semester-course electives, appropriately distributed.
• CHEM 101DL(31L): AP credit CHEM 20(18) or 20(19) is also acceptable.
• PHYSICS 151L(61L) & 152L(62L): Matriculating students who have AP credit for PHYSICS 151L(61L) (but not 152L(62L)) take PHYSICS 152L(62L); those who have AP credit for PHYSICS 151L(61L) and 152L(62L) take PHYSICS 153L(63L), 264(143), 363(176), 361(181), or 362(182); and international students who have IPCs for GCE A-level physics take PHYSICS 153L(63L) or 264(143).
• BIOLOGY 201L(101L), 202L(102L), 275(144), or 311(147): AP credit BIOLOGY 20(19) is also acceptable.
• STA 130(113) is recommended but students may substitute MATH 230(135) or ECE 555(255). If ECE 555(255) is elected it may not simultaneiously also count as an ECE Concentration Elective, ECE Elective, or Approved ECE Design Elective.
• ECE Concentration Electives: Four courses selected from the set approved for the ECE program.  Courses must be selected from at least two areas, and at least two courses must be from the same area.
• ECE Elective: Any ECE course at the 100 level or above.
• Approved ECE Design Elective: Approved Electrical & Computer Engineering Design Elective, required in Senior year or in Junior year for students with senior status. Currently ECE 449(135), 459(154), 550(251) and 539(261) are approved. The elected design course may not simultaneously also count as an ECE Concentration Elective or ECE Elective, but any of these courses not selected as the design course may be considered for ECE Electives or ECE Concentration Electives.
• Independent Study: Accepted for up to two of the Elective ECE Courses and for any of the Free Electives, but not for any other required course in the ECE Program.

With careful planning, motivated undergraduates matriculating with Advanced Placement credits and with summer courses as necessary may use program flexibility to take graduate courses in their senior year to structure an accelerated program leading to a BSE degree in Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) at the end of four years and a Master's degree at the end of a fifth year. A Sample Accelerated Program for an MS Degree is provided for very preliminary planning and as a basis for an in-depth program discussion with the ECE DUS and the ECE DGS (Director of Graduate Studies), both of whom must approve an accelerated program like that illustrated.