This may matter when transfer credit is used to satisfy some of these requirements. ECEN 2120 -5, Computers as Components . ECEN 3100 -5, Digital Logic . 4593 -3, Computer Organization . Mathematics Again, the number of 19 credit hours is not a requirement.
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This may matter when transfer credit is used to satisfy some of these requirements. Transfer students may substitute non-engineering calculus 1 and 2, if taken before the student's transfer into the College of Engineering and Applied Science, for APPM 1350 and 1360. The number of credit hours for each semester of calculus that count towards the graduation requirements is limited to 4. Students may not receive credit for more than one of these courses. If CSCI 4753 is used to fulfill the statistics requirement, then it does not also count as one of the two computer science electives.