Computer Engineering

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1 Bachelor o Science in Computer Engineering Advising Brochure Department o Computer Science & Engineering College o Engineering 256 Avery Hall advising@cse.unl.edu The B.S. Degree in Computer Engineering is accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission o ABET. rev: June 9, 2015

2 Computer Engineering Program 126 hours RAIK Hrs Computer Science & Engineering Courses: CSCE 10 CSE Freshman Seminar 0 CSCE 155, 156 Intro to Comp Sci I,II 18,18 7 CSCE 20 Computer Organization CSCE 25 Introduction to Discrete Struct (28) CSCE 26 Intro to Embedded Systems CSCE 251 Unix Programming 1 CSCE 10 Data Structures & Algos 28 CSCE 5/ELEC 70 Digital Logic Design CSCE 0 Numerical Analysis I CSCE 51 Operating System Kernels CSCE 61 Intro to Sotware Engineering 8 CSCE 62 Communication Networks CSCE 88/ELEC 9 CE Proessional Development 81 CSCE 89/ELEC 95 CE Senior Design Project 02 2 Electrical Engineering Courses: ELEC 215, 25 Electronics & Circuits I, Lab ELEC 216, 26 Electronics & Circuits II, Lab ELEC 0 Cont Time Signals & Systems ELEC 05 Probability Theory ELEC 16 Electronics & Circuits III 17 Mathematics Courses: MATH 106, 107, 208 Analytic Geom & Calc I,II,III 1 MATH 221 Dierential Equations MATH 1 Linear Alg (Matrix Theory) 19 Other Supporting Courses: PHYS 211, 212 General Physics I,II 8 one o CHEM 109 or General Chemistry PHYS 21 & lab General Physics III & any lab or 5 JGEN 200 and 00 Technical Comm I,II 287/8,187/8 + or COMM 286 Bus. & Pro. Comm or ENGR 20 Soph Engr Seminar 0 CSCE/ELEC Technical Electives 01/01,11,75 15 Free Elective or 2 ACE LO s 5, 6, 7, 9 182, Formal Admission to Computer Engineering Between -61 hours applying to the degee previous semester and cumulative GPA C+ or higher in MATH through 208 C+ or higher in PHYS through 212 C+ or higher in ELEC through 215/25 C+ or higher in CSCE through 125, 20, 25 (or RAIK 18, 18, 28) Automatic or qualiying students 2

3 Technical Electives Requirements - 15 hours Technical Electives include the ollowing: any Focus course any 00+ level non-required CSCE excepting 90 and 90 any 00+ level non-required ELEC any 00+ level RAIK (i equivalent to CSCE) Technical Electives constraints: I. 9 hours o CSCE and/or equivalent RAIK II. 6 hours lecture-based III. 6 hours practicum/internship IV. hours independent study V. 9 hours 00-level 9+ hours in one Focus area with minimum C grade qualiies as a Focus. 15+ hours in one Focus area with minimum C grade qualiies or waiver o preceding Technical Electives constraints. ACE Student Learning Outcomes - 12 hours Maximum o 9 hrs in any one department or ACE -10. Asterisk (*) indicates those not built into the major. See or details and listings. 1. Written Communication JGEN 200, Raikes 2. Oral Communication ENGR 100, COMM 286, JGEN 00, Raikes. Math & Computation CSCE 155, Raikes. Natural Sciences CHEM 109, PHYS 211/212 5.* Humanities/History hours elective 6.* Social Sciences hours elective or Raikes 7.* Fine Arts hours elective or Raikes 8. Ethics CSCE 88, RAIK * Human Diversity hours elective 10. Integrated Knowledge CSCE 89, RAIK 02, ELEC 95 Careul: ELEC 9 does NOT substitute or CSCE 88 to meet ACE 8 requirement!

4 Computer Engineering Focus Areas hours Embedded Systems and Robotics CSCE 0 Computer Architecture s 6 Embedded Systems o 8 Sensor Networks 18 9 Robotics: Algos & Appls OR o 76 Intro AI s ELEC 79 Data Sys Org and Design?? MECH 5 Robotics: Kinematics & Design VLSI Design ELEC 16 Mat & Dev or Comp Mem/Log/Disp 21 Princ o Semiconductor Mat & De 75 Digital Systems s CSCE 0 Computer Architecture s VLSI Design OR s18 ELEC 70 Digital & Analog VLSI Design s (Phys 21/22 also required) Signal Processing & Communications ELEC 62 Communication Systems 6 Digital Signal Processing 6 Digital Comm Systems so 65 Intro to Data Compression s CSCE 8 Sensor Networks 18 6 Data and Net Security (not s16) se 72 Digital Image Processing (not 15) 7 Computer Vision so High Perormance Computing CSCE 0 Computer Architecture s 2 High-Perormance Processor Architectures? 5 Cluster & Grid Computing o 7 File & Storage Systems? 55 Distributed Operatings Systems so 56 Parallel Algorithms & Programming e The Focus is optional and can be customized. Grade o C or higher is required or a Focus. Underlining means course is required or the Focus.

5 Computer Science Technical Electives CSCE 22 Programming Language Concepts 78 Human-Computer Interaction s 99H Honors Research (Ind Study) 1 Database Systems 21 Foundations o Constraint Sat Th o 2 Design & Analysis o Algorithms s+o 2 Computational Complexity Th se 25 Compiler Construction 28 Automata, Computation and Formal Lang +so 0 Computer Architecture s 2 High-Perormance Comp Archs? VLSI Design s18 5 Cluster & Grid Computing o 6 Advanced Embedded Systems o 7 File & Storage Systems? 8 Sensor Networks 18 9 Robotics o 1 Approximation o Functions? 7 Numerical Analysis II se 51 Operating System Principles s 55 Distributed Operating Systems so 56 Parallel Algo s and Programming e 57 Systems Administration o 6 Data & Network Security (not s16) se 6 Internet Systems & Prog 70 Computer Graphics (not 17) 71 Bioinormatics so 72 Digital Image Processing (not 15) 7 Computer Vision so 7 Data Mining se 75 Multiagent Systems e 76 Artiicial Intelligence s 77 Cryptography & Comp Security 78 Machine Learning e 91 Internship (practicum) 9 ILab Project (practicum) 96 Special Topics (varies) 98 Computer Problems (Ind Study) Raikes School Technical Electives RAIK 11H Data Modeling or Sys Dev s 75H Multiagent Systems s DS 01H, 02H, 01H, 02H Note: RAIK 02H may qualiy to substitute or Senior Design CSCE 89, in which case it can not double-dip as technical elective. 5

6 Electrical Engineering Technical Electives EE Opt 06 Electromag Field Theory 07 Elect Engr Lab I 17 Elect Engr Lab 2 ECE 61 Adv Electronics & Circ s 99H Undergraduate Research (Ind Study) eps 06 Power Systems Analysis e EFO 08 Engineering Electromagnetics csp 10 Multivariate Random Processes o md 17 Semiconductor Fundamentals II s md 20 Plasma Semiconductors MD 21 Principles o Semiconductors md 22 Intro to Phys & Chem o Solids? EPS 28 Power Electronics eps 0 Wind Energy eps 6 Electric Machines s EPS 8 Electric Power Engineering s 2 Analytical Techniques so eps Linear Control Systems ms 8 Decision Analysis BIO 52 Bioinormatics bio 60 LabView Programming s CSP 62 Communication Systems CSP 6 Digital Signal Processing csp 6 Digital Communication Systems so csp 65 Intro Data Compression se eo 67 Electromag Theory & Appl? eo 68 Microwave Engineering? ece 69 Analogue Integrated Circuits ece 70 Digital & Analogue VLSI Design s ECE 75 Digital Systems s eo 80 Lasers & Laser Applications s eo 86 Applied Photonics o 98 Special Topics Electrical Engineering Dual Matriculation Add the Following Courses: hrs Two o CHEM 109, PHYS 21, LIFE 120/121 PHYS 222, ELEC 06, 07, 17, 222 or CSCE 26 8 Choice ELEC 9/95 or CSCE 88/89 0 EE Option (ormula) 12 hrs rom list 6 UPPER case:, EiThEr case:, Other Option:, Any EE: Electrical Engineering Major Options CSP/csp - Communications & Signal Processing EFO/eo - Electromagnetic Fields & Optics ECE/ece - Electronics & Computer Engineering EPS/eps - Energy & Power Systems MD/md - Materials & Devices BIO/bio - Bioengineering 6

7 Computer Science Dual Matriculation? Add the Following Courses: hrs CSCE 22 as a Technical Elective 0 CSCE 2 or 28 as a Technical Elective 0 CDR A (ACE 1) or ENGL 150 & 151 CDR C (Hum/Hist) CDR D (Soc Sci) 9 But = 150 hrs needed or Dual Matriculation means = up to 15 more open hours. Suggest also add Physics minor and/or Math major. Dual Matriculation orms are available at the Advising Oice, W20 Nebraska Hall. Engineering Mathematics Minor The minor includes MATH 106, 107, 208, 221 plus 12 advanced hours. Computer Engineering already includes MATH 1 and MATH 0 (cross-listed as CSCE 0). Simply add two more math courses. Adding a minor can be done at the Advising Oice, W20 Nebraska Hall. Recent Changes Fall 2009 through Fall 2010: ACE General Studies ormula was instituted, replacing the old ES/IS. Technical Elective hours totaled just 9. Required courses included CSCE 0, ELEC 07, 61, and 75, which will become electives in Fall CSCE 26 was not yet created. Fall 2011: Required courses were reduced, CSCE 26 added, and Technical Elective hours increased to 15. Technical Elective hours were not restricted by type such as ELEC, Raikes Design Studio, etc., but the choices rom ELEC were limited to just eight that were considered most relevant, and a ew theory oriented CSCE courses were also not included. Fall 2012 through present: Technical Elective hours become constrained by type, but choices are opened up to virtually any non-required upper-level courses in ELEC and CSCE. By deault students use the bulletin year under which they came to UNL. Changing to a more recent year (during which they were ull time) can be easily done. Make request through Chie Undergraduate Adviser to the Dean s Oice. 7

8 Example Eight Semester Schedule hours Fall 1 Spring 1 CSCE 155E CS I CSCE 156 CS II MATH 106 Calc I 5 CSCE 25 Discrete PHYS 211 Gen Phys I CSCE 251 Unix 1 ACE 5 MATH 107 Calc II CSCE 10 Seminar 0 PHYS 212 Gen Phys II Fall 2 Spring 2 CSCE 20 Comp Org CSCE 26 Intr Em Sys MATH 208 Calc III CSCE 10 Algos CHEM 109 Gen Chem MATH 221 Di Eq ELEC 215,25 Elec Circ I ELEC 216,26 Circuit II ENGR 020 Seminar 0 JGEN 200 Tech Comm I Fall Spring CSCE 51 Op Sys Ker CSCE 5 Dig Logic CSCE 61 Sot Engr CSCE 62 Comm Net ELEC 0 Sig & Sys MATH 1 Linear Alg ELEC 16 Circuit III ELEC 05 Prob Th ACE 6 CS/EE Tech Elec Fall Spring CSCE 0 Num Anal CSCE 89 CE Sr Des CS/EE Tech Elec CS/EE Tech Elec CSCE 88 CE Pro CS/EE Tech Elec JGEN 00 Tech Comm II CS/EE Tech Elec ACE 7 ACE 9 ree elective Departmental Advising: Charles Riedesel (Chie Advisor) 259 Avery, 72-86, chuckr@unl.edu Chris Bourke (Advisor) 6 Avery, , cbourke@cse.unl.edu Je Iland (Advisor) 259 Avery Hallway, jiland@cse.unl.edu Mohammad Hasan (Advisor) 12E Avery, hasan@unl.edu Jenna Huttenmaier (Admin Coordinator) 269 Avery, jenna.huttenmaier@unl.edu Ryan Patrick (Advisor) 65 Avery, , rypat@unl.edu General College Advising: Engineering Library, W20 Nebraska Hall,

9 Computer Science Placement see placement exam/ Math Placement see MINOR IN COMPUTER SCIENCE CSCE155, 156, plus 11 hrs o electives (at least one at /00 level) HLL online or s so calc 1 25 s 6 101/101L HLL or 20 s 26 5 (lin alg) o 9 A Java (general) E C (systems) N (Engr/Sci) T (multimedia) so HLL or 0 (calc 1)? 9 (lin alg) di eq & lin alg A or ? 2? so 50 (di eq) so 52 Math minor add: two more math courses MATH COURSES STAT 80 (stats) lin alg s 28 stats so o s16 so 15 e e s s o e s e e s se o s stats stats 0 lin alg or lin alg so s17 88 JGEN 00 or se 7 55 COMM s15 so se s COMPUTER ENGINEERING PROGRAM Computer Science & Engineering and Supporting Courses e 78 depth elective: 2 :all s:spring su:summer e:even o:odd (years) RAIK # advised: corequisite: prerequisite: required path: required: HLL: High Level Language CSCE # hours rev 6/10/201

10 MATH MATH 107 MATH MATH s Senior s eps EPS PHYS 211 CSCE 155 CSCE 20 s CSCE 5 CSCE 26 PHYS ee 2 or ee CSCE 10 0 ENGR PHYS 222 ee 1 s? 80 eo 21 MD s 17 md Double Major with EE? Choose an option: Choose option courses: CSP Comm & Signal Proc (one o each) EFO Electromag Field & Optics ECE Electronics & Comp Engr EPS Energy & Power Systems MD Materials & Devices BIO Bioengineering 1 LIFE 120/121 or EE major CHEM 109 select 2 sci or PHYS 21 and any lab 22 md 1,15 20 md 1 Senior prerequisite: advised: corequisite: Upper Case Either Case required path: Dierent Option Any Upper Level EE required: 16 :all s:spring su:summer e:even o:odd (years) ELEC # 62 CSP ee EE Major Req or EE Option CSP 05 eps o 10 csp e s s EPS se CSP eps so 6 csp csp ECE 69 ece ece s 75 ECE o ee 2 EFO eo eo eo 9 ee 2 95 ee s bio JGEN 200 ENGL 150 & 151 HLL STAT 80 BIO or 98E,S JGEN 00 or COMM 286 COMPUTER ENGINEERING PROGRAM Electrical Engineering and Supporting Courses s1 bio MATH 1 (oicially) MATH 107 & PHYS 211 ENGM 22 ENGM 7 MECH 50 MECH 5 rev 06/05/201