B.S.E.E. Curriculum
This degree program trains students to harness the power of electricity to improve the quality of life and technological capabilities of the world.
This degree program trains students to harness the power of electricity to improve the quality of life and technological capabilities of the world.
Get hands-on training in electrical engineering as you learn to think critically and actively solve problems.
The ability of engineers to harness the power of electricity has significantly improved the quality of life and technological capabilities of this world. It will undoubtedly continue to be a crucial component of our development for the future. As a result, electrical engineering is consistently rated as one of the most in-demand and well-compensated career fields worldwide.
Graduates of the Electrical Engineering Program will attain a reputation for integrity and expertise in the technical workforce by demonstrating problem-solving skills, professionalism, and ethical conduct through their endeavors in engineering practice or other related pursuits. They will also demonstrate the ability to communicate effectively and make meaningful contributions as members of engineering or other problem-solving teams, and demonstrate an awareness, appreciation, and ability to engage in life-long learning and service to society.
Research opportunities add to the learning experience. At Mississippi College, even undergrads get to participate in real-life field research — making them the envy of their peers at larger institutions. In summer 2011, a research team composed of students and faculty members took part in a 6-week field study of cloud-to-ground and intra-cloud lightning in the area surrounding Florida’s Kennedy Space Center.
For past curricula, please refer to the University Catalog
Course Name |
Course Number |
Hours |
English Composition I |
ENG 101 |
3 hrs. |
English Composition II |
ENG 102 or 103 |
3 hrs. |
Writing Proficiency Exam |
ENG 099 |
0 hrs. |
And any one of the following:
Course Name |
Course Number |
Hours |
World Masterpieces |
ENG 211 |
3 hrs. |
Survey of British Literature |
ENG 212 |
3 hrs. |
Survey of American Literature |
ENG 213 |
3 hrs. |
Choose one of the following two-semester cycles:
Course Name |
Course Number |
Hours |
World Civilization or |
HIS 103-104 or |
6 hrs. |
History of the United States |
HIS 211-212 |
6 hrs. |
Course Name |
Course Number |
Hours |
Introduction to the Old Testament |
BIB 110 |
3 hrs. |
Introduction to the New Testament |
BIB 120 |
3 hrs. |
Course Name |
Course Number |
Hours |
Economic Principles I |
ECO 231 |
3 hrs. |
Course Name |
Course Number |
Hours |
Art Appreciation |
ART 125 |
3 hrs. |
Music Appreciation |
MUS 125 |
3 hrs. |
Introduction to the Theatre |
THE 125 |
3 hrs. |
Course Name |
Course Number |
Hours |
Fitness for Life |
KIN 123 |
2 hrs. |
Nutrition for Well-Being |
KIN 124 |
1 hr. |
Physical Activity Courses |
PED ___ |
1 hr. |
Course Name |
Course Number |
Hours |
Introduction to Electrical Engineering |
ECE 101 |
2 hrs. |
Logic Design |
ECE 201 |
3 hrs. |
Logic Design Lab |
ECE 202 |
1 hr. |
Electric Circuit Theory |
ECE 301 |
4 hrs. |
Electric Circuit Theory Lab |
ECE 302 |
1 hr. |
Electronics I |
ECE 305 |
3 hrs. |
Electronics I Lab |
ECE 306 |
1 hr. |
Electronics II |
ECE 315 |
3 hrs. |
Electronics II Lab |
ECE 316 |
1 hr. |
Microprocessors and Microcontrollers |
ECE 320 |
3 hrs. |
Microprocessors and Microcontrollers Lab |
ECE 321 |
1 hr. |
Electromagnetic Theory I |
ECE 325 |
3 hrs. |
Electromagnetic Theory II |
ECE 326 |
3 hrs. |
Signals and Systems |
ECE 330 |
3 hrs. |
Electric Machines |
ECE 401 |
3 hrs. |
Feedback Control Systems | ECE 405 | 3 hrs. |
Communications Systems |
ECE 421 |
3 hrs. |
Senior Design I |
ECE 451 |
2 hrs. |
Senior Design II |
ECE 452 |
2 hrs. |
Service Learning | ECE 490 | 0 hrs. |
Professional Development | ECE 099 | 0 hrs. |
Nine hours of 400-level ECE courses, with the exception of ECE 401, ECE 405, ECE 421 , ECE 451, and ECE 452. At least three of these hours must be from one of the following courses: ECE 431 , ECE 433 , or ECE 435
Course Name |
Course Number |
Hours |
Calculus with Analytic Geometry I, II, III, and IV |
MAT 121, 122, 221, 222 |
12 hrs. |
Introduction to Linear Algebra |
MAT 213 |
3 hrs. |
Introduction to Differential Equations |
MAT 352 |
3 hrs. |
Introduction to Probability and Statistics |
MAT 353 |
3 hrs. |
Course Name |
Course Number |
Hours |
General Inorganic Chemistry I |
CHE 141 |
4 hrs. |
Fundamentals of Physics I and II |
PHY 251 and PHY 252 |
8 hrs. |
Course Name |
Course Number |
Hours |
C for Scientists and Engineers |
CSC 105 |
3 hrs. |
Computational Tools for Engineers |
ESC 205 |
3 hrs. |
or Data Structures For Engineers |
CSC 205 |
|
or Optics | PHY 313 | |
or Statics | ESC 311 | |
Thermodynamics |
ESC 315 |
3 hrs. |
Students at Mississippi College are also required to complete Chapel requirements based on their classification at the time of enrollment. See the University Catalog for more details.
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