Introduction to Mathematical Statistics and Probability, I 4. These upperclass electives stress the rigorous analysis and design principles practiced in the subdisciplines of electrical engineering. The following five course selections are introductory to major specialty areas of electrical engineering. Students must take three of them. The elective laboratory courses provide the student with essential hands-on experience in techniques and design that are important for the practicing engineer as well as the research scientist.
Students choose two courses from a departmentally approved list.
One lab must not be on the list of Restricted ECE Electives. With these courses a student defines her or his interest area within the field of electrical engineering. Elective choice should be chosen with care, planning and consultation with an advisor. Consult also the advising materials for all the subdisciplines of electrical engineering. These courses make up the balance of the 22 ECE Elective hours and can be taken from a departmentally approved list including almost all of the 200 and 300 level ECE courses.