University of Massachusetts Amherst
Amherst, Massachusetts
Degree:
BS
Computer Engineering
Location:
Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering
College of Engineering
Credits:
120 credits
System:
Semester
Required Computer Science (or Related):
• COMPSCI 250: Introduction to Computation (4 credits)
• ECE 241: Advanced Programming (3 credits)
• Computer Engineering Electives from approved list (21-28 credits)
• See "Engineering Requirements"
Required Math:
• Calculus I-II (8 credits)
• Analytical Tools for ECE (4 credits) OR Linear Algebra AND Differential Equations (7 credits)
• Complex Numbers (1 credit)
• Probability and Statistics (4 credits)
Required Science:
• Physics I-II (8 credits)
• Life Sciences Elective from approved list (4 credits)
Required Engineering:
• ENGIN 112: Introduction to Electrical and Computer Engineering (3 credits)
• ENGIN 191: First-Year Semiar (1 credit)
• ENGIN 351: Writing in Engineering (3 credits)
• ECE 122: Introduction to Programming for ECE (4 credits)
• ECE 124: Introduction to Digital and Computer Systems (4 credits)
• ECE 202: Computational Tools for ECE (3 credits)
• ECE 210: Circuits & Electronics (4 credits)
• ECE 213: Continuous-Time Signals and Systems (4 credits)
• ECE 231: Introduction to Embedded Systems (4 credits)
• ECE 303: Junior Seminar (1 credit)
• ECE 304: Junior Design Project (2 credits)
• ECE 322: Systems Programming (3 credits)
• ECE 331: Hardware Organization and Digital Design (3 credits)
• ECE 371 Introduction to Security Engineering (4 credits)
• ECE 415/416: Senior Design Project I-II (6 credits)
• See "Computer Science or Related Requirements"
Other Requirements:
• College Writing (3 credits)
• Literature OR Arts with restrictions (4 credits)
• Historical Studies with restrictions (4 credits)
• Social and Behavioral Elective with restrictions (4 credits)
• Social World Elective with restrictions (4 credits)
Subfield Required:
No
Type:
n/a
Options:
n/a
Double or Dual Major Option(s):
• Double and dual majors possible.
Related Majors:
• BS Computer Science (College of Information and Computer Sciences)
Good to Know:
• Students work in small groups to fulfill the Senior Design Project requirement.
University's Webpage for this Program:
Catalog Year:
2022
