Electrical Engineering
Auburn University
Bachelor's DegreeAcademicCIP: 14.1001
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37 courses in this program
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PHIL 1020INTRODUCTION TO ETHICS
PHIL 1030ETHICS AND THE HEALTH SCIENCES
PHIL 1040BUSINESS ETHICS
PHIL 1110ETHICAL AND CONCEPTUAL FOUNDATIONS OF SCIENCE
INSY 3600ENGINEERING ECONOMY
CHEM 1030FUNDAMENTALS CHEMISTRY I
COMP 1220INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTING WITH PYTHON
CHEM 1031FUNDAMENTAL CHEMISTRY I LABORATORY
ENGL 1120ENGLISH COMPOSITION II
ENGL 1100ENGLISH COMPOSITION I
ENGR 1110INTRODUCTION TO ENGINEERING
ENGR 1100ENGINEERING ORIENTATION
MATH 1620CALCULUS II
MATH 1610CALCULUS I
PHYS 1600ENGINEERING PHYSICS I
ELEC 2200DIGITAL LOGIC CIRCUITS
ELEC 2110ELECTRIC CIRCUIT ANALYSIS
ENGR 2100FUNDAMENTALS OF ENGINEERING MECHANICS
ELEC 2220COMPUTER SYSTEMS
MATH 2630CALCULUS III
MATH 2650LINEAR DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
PHYS 1610ENGINEERING PHYSICS II
MATH 2660TOPICS IN LINEAR ALGEBRA
ELEC 2120SIGNALS AND SYSTEMS
ELEC 3030RF SYSTEMS LAB
ELEC 2210DIGITAL ELECTRONICS
ELEC 3040ELECTRICAL SYSTEM DESIGN LAB
ELEC 3310FUNDAMENTALS OF APPLIED ELECTROMAGNETICS
ELEC 3320ELECTROMAGNETICS FOR WIRELESS COMMUNICATION
ELEC 3600ELECTRIC POWER ENGINEERING
ELEC 3500CONTROL SYSTEMS
ELEC 3700ANALOG ELECTRONICS
ELEC 3800RANDOM SIGNALS AND SYSTEMS
ELEC 3400COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS
ELEC 4020CAPSTONE DESIGN II
ELEC 4010CAPSTONE DESIGN I
ENGR 2200INTRODUCTION TO THERMODYNAMICS, FLUIDS AND HEAT TRANSFER
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