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2017-2018 Undergraduate and Graduate Catalog 
    
2017-2018 Undergraduate and Graduate Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]

Electrical Engineering BS


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Communication Literacy Requirement


Students attending Texas Tech University for the first time in the Fall 2017 term or later will complete a Communication Literacy requirement in their program(s) of study.

Texas Tech University’s transition from the Writing Intensive requirement to the Communication Literacy requirement signals the university’s awareness that in addition to the fundamental role that writing plays in enabling students to explore, develop, focus, and organize a message, other types of communication must also be taught as appropriate for a student’s discipline. Throughout each program of study, then, students must be given ample opportunity to develop their skills in forms of communication central to that program.

Communication Literacy courses for the Electrical Engineering major are: ECE 3331 , ECE 3332 , ECE 3333 , and ECE 4333 .

Recommended Curriculum


First Year


Second Year


Total: 17


Spring


Total: 18


Third Year


Fall


Total: 16


Total: 18


Fourth Year


Fall


Total: 15


Spring


Total: 15


Total Hours: 132


All students must satisfy the university foreign language requirement with two years of foreign language credit from high school (same language) or two semesters of college credit (same language).

Electives must be selected from approved lists to ensure that ABET, core curriculum, departmental, and legislative requirements are satisfied.

* Choose from core curriculum  list.

Multicultural Requirement


When choosing a Social & Behavioral Sciences, Creative Arts, or Language, Philosophy, & Culture elective, choose a course that also fulfills the university’s multicultural requirement .

ECE Jr./Sr. Elective


Students pursuing PE license may take up to four Other Engineering electives. Select from departmentally approved list.

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