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Welcome to the Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering (ECE) Cullen College of Engineering University of Houston h=p://www.ee.uh.edu/ 1
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Dr. Badri Roysam Hugh and Lillie Cranz Cullen University Professor Chair, Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering 2
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ECE Undergraduate Advising Office Dr. Pauline Markenscoff : Faculty Advisor and Director of Undergraduate Studies markenscoff@uh.edu Tel#: 713-­‐743-­‐4438 N320 Engineering Building 1 Michael Craig: Advising Assistant N329 Engineering Building 1 macraig@central.uh.edu Tel#: 713-­‐743-­‐4440 N329 Engineering Building 1 Jan Zaniffa ECE Front Office: N308 Engineering Bldg1 Tel 713-­‐743-­‐4400 • Fax 713-­‐743-­‐4444 h=p://www.ee.uh.edu/undergraduate/advising 3
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Communica`on through e-­‐mail Degrees Offered/Degree Plans Core Curriculum Course Load University Tes`ng Services-­‐Credit by Examina`on Transfer Credit Course Registra`on Con`nuous Enrollment Seeking Assistance Engineering Compu`ng Center PROMES Career Center Useful sites 4
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Communica`on through e-­‐mail
•  The ECE Undergraduate Advising Office will send you e-­‐mail for significant issues •  Very Important –  receive in a `mely manner (less than 24 hours) the e-­‐
mails we send –  set-­‐up (and update if needed) your forwarding (desKnaKon) address to be your preferred e-­‐mail address, the one that you check very ocen.
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Communica`on through e-­‐mail •  Newly admi=ed students to UH have a UH email alias assigned. •  The UH e-­‐mail alias will not work unless there is a valid forwarding (desKnaKon) e-­‐mail address. •  For example, the alias of mickeymouse@uh.edu "points to" mickey@yahoo.com 6
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How to Update Your Des`na`on e-­‐mail Address •  STEP 1: Go to myUH(PeopleSoc) and login to PeopleSoc. •  STEP 2: Once logged in, select UH Self-­‐Service. •  STEP 3: Select Campus Personal InformaKon; then click on Email Addresses. •  STEP 4: Follow the instruc`ons to update your “DesKnaKon” email address. You must have at least one address designated “Des4na4on” (under Email Type) to receive official UH email. •  STEP 5: Click “SAVE”.Your UH email alias is now set up to forward emails to this address. •  STEP 6: Click “Sign Out”. 7
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ECE Undergraduate Advising Office Have Questions?
e-mail them to
markenscoff@uh.edu or
macraig@Central.UH.EDU
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Academic Advisor
•  Dr. Pauline Markenscoff during the first semester. •  Permanent Academic Advisor will be assigned acer the end of the Spring semester of the first year. •  You can make an appointment to see your advisor when you have any ques`on about your studies. 9
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Academic Advising
•  There will be another required advising session acer you have enrolled in the ECE 3355 (Electronics) class to help you with the selec`on of ECE elec`ves of the junior and senior years. 10
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ECE web site Engineering/University Policies Web Sites ECE Department web sites: h=p://www.ee.uh.edu/ h=p://www.ee.uh.edu/undergraduate/general-­‐informa`on h=p://www.ee.uh.edu/undergraduate/advising Engineering Policies web site: h=p://www.egr.uh.edu/academics/policies/ Engineering policies are stricter than University policies University Policies web site: h=p://www.uh.edu/academics/catalog
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Degrees offered by the ECE Department •  BSEE (BS in Electrical Engineering) Two degree plans – BSEE-­‐ EE OpKon – BSEE-­‐Computer OpKon •  BSCPE (BS in Computer Engineering) 12
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Degree Plan •  Set of courses required for the degree for a given academic year (flowchart). •  The earliest degree plan that you may follow is the one that was in effect at the `me you completed your first semester as an Electrical & Computer engineering major. •  The degree plan that you use for gradua`on cannot be more than 7 years old. •  You may choose to graduate under a more recent plan-­‐but you must then meet all the requirements of the new plan. 13
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Degree Plan •  25 credit hours in math, physics, chemistry •  70 credit hours in electrical/computer/ engineering courses •  42 credit hours of core curriculum •  Total credit hours (BSEE(EE op`on and Computer Op`on): 131 cr hrs, BSCPE: 130 cr hrs) 14
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Core Curriculum   Core Curriculum http://www.uh.edu/academics/catalog/policies/degreereqts/current-core
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ECE Degree Plans To view the degree plans as flowcharts •  h=p://www.ee.uh.edu/undergraduate/curriculum-­‐
flowcharts To view the descrip`on of the ECE courses and their prerequisites •  h=p://www.uh.edu/academics/catalog/colleges/egr/
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How to Read the Flowcharts: Prerequisites/Corequisites Arrow to the top of box means A is a prerequisite of C
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Two headed arrow between the sides of two boxes means C and D must be taken at the same Kme.
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Arrow to the side of a box means “credit for” or “registraKon in” is a prerequisite for C
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Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering 2011-2012
Electrical Engineering students may choose from two degree plan options, both leading to the BSEE degree: the Electrical Engineering
Option and the Computer Engineering Option. The first and second years are the same for both options:
First Year
Fall Semester
CHEM 1117. Chemistry for Engineers Laboratory
CHEM 1372. Chemistry for Engineers
ECE 1100. Introduction to Electrical and Computer Engr.
ENGL 1303. 1st Yr Writing I
HIST 1377. The United States to 18771
MATH 1431. Calculus I2
POLS 1336. U.S. and Texas Constitutions and Politics1
Total
Spring Semester
ECE 1331. Computers & Problem Solving
ENGL 1304. 1st Yr Writing II
HIST 1378. The United States since 18771
MATH 1432. Calculus II
PHYS 1321. University Physics I
Total
Second Year
Hours
Fall Semester
1
3
1
3
3
4
3
18
3
3
3
4
3
16
ECE 2100. Circuits Lab
ECE 2300. Circuit Analysis
MATH 2433. Calculus III
MATH 3321. Engineering Mathematics
PHYS 1322. University Physics II
POLS 1337. U. S. Government: Congress, President
a n d Court1
Total
H ours
1
3
4
3
3
3
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Spring Semester
ECE 2317. Applied Electricity & Magnetism
ECE 3331. Programming Applications in Electrical
a n d Computer Engineering
ECE 3337. Electrical Engineering Analysis
ENGI 2304: Technical Communications
Visual & Performing Arts Core Course
Total
3
3
3
3
3
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Third and Fourth Year, EE Option
Students choosing the EE option must select their ECE electives as follows: At least 21 hours consisting of at least six ECE
electives (3- or 4-hour ECE courses with associated labs) satisfying:
- Breadth Requirement: At least one course must be taken in each of two of the following ECE concentration areas:
(1)Electromagnetics and Solid State Devices, (2)Power & Controls, (3)Signals & Communications, (4)Electronics.
Courses available in each area are posted in the department.
- Depth Requirement: At least two additional courses must be taken at the 5000 level.
Two remaining courses may be any ECE elective at the 3000 level or above except ECE 3336.
Third Year-EE Option
Fall Semester
ECE 3155. Electronics Lab
ECE 3317. Applied EM Waves
ECE 3355. Electronics
ECE 3364. Circuits & Systems
ECE 3441. Digital Logic Design
Humanities Core Course
Total
H ours
Fall Semester
1
3
4
3
3
3
17
Spring Semester
Spring Semester
ECE 4119. Solid State Devices Laboratory
ECE 4339. Physical Principles of Solid State Devices
ECE 4436. Microprocessor Systems
ECE Elective
ENGI 2334. Introduction to Thermodynamics
INDE 2333.Engineering Statistics I
Total
Fourth Year – EE Option
1
3
3
3
4
3
17
ECE 4335. Electrical & Computer Engineering
Systems Design I
ECE Elective
ECE Elective/lab
ECON 2304. Microeconomic Principles
MECE 3400. Introduction to Mechanics
Total
ECE 4336. Electrical & Computer Engineering
Systems Design II
ECE Elective/lab
ECE Elective/lab
ECE Elective
Total
Hours
3
3
4
3
4
17
3
4
4
3
14
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Third and Fourth Y ear, C omputer Opt i on
Students choosing the computer option must select their ECE electives as follows: At least 7 hours consisting of at least two ECE
electives. The electives may consist of any non-required 3 hour lecture or 4 hour lecture/lab ECE courses at the 3000 level
or higher except ECE 3336.
Third Year – Computer Option
Fall Semester
COSC 1320. Introduction to Computer Science II
ECE 3155. Electronics Lab
ECE 3317. Applied EM Waves
ECE 3355. Electronics
ECE 3441. Digital Logic Design
Humanities Core Course
Total
H ours
3
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3
3
4
3
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Spring Semester
COSC 2320. Data Structures
ECE 4119. Solid State Devices Laboratory
ECE 4339. Physical Principles of Solid State Devices
ECE 4436. Microprocessor Systems
ECON 2304. Microeconomic Principles
INDE 2333. Engineering Statistics I
Total
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3
4
3
3
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Fourth Year – Computer Option
Fall Semester
ECE
ECE
3457. Digital Electronics
4335. Electrical & Computer Engineering
Systems Design I
ECE 5367. Intro. to Comp. Arch. & Design
ECE Elective
14
Approved CPE Elective
Total
Hours
4
3
3
3
4
17
Spring Semester
COSC 4330. Fundamentals of Operating Systems
ECE 4336. Electrical & Computer Engineering
Systems Design II
14
Approved CPE Elective
10
ECE Elective/lab
Total
3
3
4
4
14
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First Year
Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering 2011-2012
Fall Semester
Hours
CHEM 1117. Chemistry for Engineers Laboratory
CHEM 1372. Chemistry for Engineers
ECE 1100. Introduction to Electrical and Computer Engr.
ENGL 1303. 1st Yr Writing I
HIST 1377. The United States to 18771
MATH 1431. Calculus I2
POLS 1336. U.S. and Texas Constitutions and Politics 1
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3
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4
3
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Total
Spring Semester
ECE 1331. Computers & Problem Solving
ENGL 1304. 1st Yr Writing II
HIST 1378. The United States since 18771
MATH 1432. Calculus II
PHYS 1321. University Physics I
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4
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Total
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Second Year
Fall Semester
Hours
ECE 2100. Circuits Lab
ECE 2300. Circuit Analysis
MATH 2433. Calculus III
MATH 3321. Engineering Mathematics
PHYS 1322. University Physics II
POLS 1337. U. S. Government: Congress, President
a n d Court1
Total
1
3
4
3
3
3
17
Spring Semester
ECE 2317. Applied Electricity & Magnetism
ECE 3331. Programming Applications in Electrical
a n d Computer Engineering
ECE 3337. Electrical Engineering Analysis
ENGI 2304. Technical Communications
Humanities Core Course
Total
3
3
3
3
3
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Third Year
Fall Semester
H ours
COSC 1320. Introduction to Computer Science II
ECE 3155. Electronics Lab
ECE 3355. Electronics
ECE 3441. Digital Logic Design
INDE 2333.Engineering Statistics I
Visual & Performing Arts Core Course
Total
3
1
3
4
3
3
17
Spring Semester
COSC 2320. Data Structures
ECE 4436. Microprocessor Systems
Approved ECE or COSC elective9
ECON 2304. Microeconomic Principles
MATH 3336. Discrete Mathematics
Total
3
4
3
3
3
16
Fourth Year
Fall Semester
Hours
COSC 4351. Fundamentals of Software Engineering
ECE 3457. Digital Electronics
ECE 4335. Electrical & Computer Engineering
Systems Design I
ECE 5367. Intro. to Comp. Arch. & Design
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Approved CPE Elective
3
4
3
3
4
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17
Total
Spring Semester
COSC 4330. Fundamentals of Operating Systems
ECE 4336. Electrical & Computer Engineering
Systems Design II
14
Approved CPE Elective
ECE Elective/lab 10
Total
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egree Total
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3
3
4
4
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1Refer to the Academic Regulations and Degree Requirements section for information on equivalents and substitutions
and to the Admission, Advising, Orientation, and Registration section for information on advanced placement
examinations.
2Students not qualified to enroll in MATH 1431, must complete MATH 1300, 1310, and/or 1330, as indicated by the
results of the Mathematics placement examination, prior to enrolling in MATH 1431.
9Approved ECE or COSC elective: Any ECE course at the 3000 level or above, except ECE 3336, or choice of COSC
3480, COSC 3340, or any 4000 level COSC course.
10ECE elective/lab: Any ECE course with associated lab at the 3000 level or above except ECE 3336.
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Approved CPE elective: The current list of approved CPE electives is available in the department and posted on the
web: www.egr.uh.edu/ece/academics/undergrad/
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Course (Catalog) Number ECE 2300 2nd number shows “number of credit hours” Course Number iden`fies the course. It is different from the Class Number. Class Number is the number that a course is given during a par`cular semester. It is used when you enroll every semester. 29
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•  3 credit hour courses meet 3 hours/week (either 2 `mes/week MW or TTh or 3 `mes/week MWF) with 10 minutes between classes. •  You can take back to back a couple of classes; it is difficult to take too many back to back classes. •  1 credit hour lab meets more than an hour,i.e.,ECE 1100, which is a 1 credit hour course meets twice per week for an hour. 30
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Course Offerings •  Many ECE courses are offered every semester. •  Some are offered every Fall semester and some are offered every Spring semester. •  We post on the web the planned course offerings of the ECE department for the next 12 to 18 months: h=p://www.ee.uh.edu/undergraduate/future-­‐course-­‐
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C-­‐ Rule: The College of Engineering requires a grade of "C-­‐" or be=er for credit in any mathemaKcs, science, or engineering course that applies toward the bachelor's degree. In addi`on, the "C-­‐" is required for any mathema`cs, science, or engineering course used as a prerequisite for a subsequent course.
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Max. number of a`empts: The College of Engineering policy does not allow a student to a=empt Engineering courses more than two `mes and science or mathema`cs more than three `mes. Counted a=empts include all courses that resulted in a grade of “A-­‐F”, “W” or “I”.
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Six “W” grades limit: •  A student can drop a course up to the last day to drop a course or withdraw from all courses deadline. This deadline falls approximately four weeks before the last class day of the Fall and Spring semesters. •  Once the 6 'W's have been used, you must complete all courses you are enrolled in regardless of academic performance. •  Courses dropped at other Texas public ins`tu`ons count towards the 6-­‐drop limit. 34
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Residency Requirements: The University requires that the last 30 semester hours have to be completed in residency. The College of Engineering requires that a minimum of 30 hours of engineering courses must be completed in residency. A student of the Cullen College of Engineering (CCE) cannot take an Engineering course at another University. Only engineering courses taken before the student has transferred to the CCE can apply for transfer credit. 35
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ECE Degree Plans FAQ
•  Can I subsKtute CHEM1331 for CHEM1372? •  CHEM1372 is a combina`on of CHEM1331 and CHEM1332 most relevant for engineering. •  Taking either CHEM1331 or CHEM1332 alone is not equivalent to CHEM1372. •  CHEM1331 and CHEM1332 can subs`tute CHEM1372. •  CHEM1111 Lab or CHEM1112 Lab can subs`tute CHEM1117 •  Submit a General PeKKon only if you have taken one of the two labs. •  It is possible to take one semester CHEM 1372 and a later semester CHEM1117. 36 ECE Department
ECE Degree Plans FAQ
•  The degree plan specifically requires ECON 2304 (Microeconomics) but I took ECON 2305 (Macroeconomics). Do I have to take ECON 2304? •  No, we will con`nue to accept either ECON 2304 or ECON 2305. •  Because we feel that ECON 2304 is more relevant to engineering, we decided to list it explicitly in our degree plan to encourage students to choose it over 2305.
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ECE Degree Plans FAQ
•  I have already taken Math 3331 (DifferenKal EquaKons). Do I need to take Math 3321 (Engineering Math)? •  Yes, unless you have taken Math 2331 (Linear Algebra) and Math 3331 (Differen`al Equa`ons). •  Math 2331 and Math 3331 can subs`tute Math 3321. 38 ECE Department
ECE Degree Plans FAQ Changes in Prerequisites •  An older flowchart indicates that course xxxx is not a prerequisite for course yyyy, while a new flowchart indicates that course xxxx is a prerequisite for course yyyy. Does that mean that the course prerequisite does not apply to students who follow the older flowchart? •  Changes in prerequisites apply to everybody who has not taken a course, no ma=er what the old flowchart indicates. 39
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Course Load
•  To graduate in 4 years you will need to enroll in 32-­‐33 credit hours per year (16 to 18 hours per semester) . •  Max. Load: –  19 credit hours for Fall and Spring •  To enroll for more credit hours than the max. (up to 22) you need to submit a General PeKKon –  has to be approved by the Advisor and the Undergraduate Associate Dean of Engineering
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Course Load
Employment Work Load/Week Recommended Semester Course Load Not Employed 16-­‐18 Credit Hours 1-­‐20 Hours Not more than 14 Hours 20-­‐30 Hours Not more than 13 Hours 30-­‐40 Hours Not more than 10 Hours 41
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A more realis`c Rule to determine the Number of Credit Hours to enroll in
If x is the number of credit hours a student is enrolled in, then Number of hours employed + 4  X ≤ 60 X = (60-­‐ Number of hours employed)/4 Example if a student works 20 hours, he/she should enroll for X= (60-­‐ Number of hours employed)/4 =10 credit hours 42
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University Tes`ng Services(UTS) 204 Student Service Center 1 www.las.uh.edu/uts 43 ECE Department
•  All new engineering students must take the mathema`cs placement examina`on before enrolling in their first math course. •  Students that have received transfer credit for Math 1431, do not need to take the placement examina`on. 44 ECE Department
Math Placement Exams Math 1310 College Algebra
Placement into Math 1310 Placement into Math 1330 Placement into Math 1431 Math 1330 Pre-­‐Calculus Math 1431 Calculus I Grade of 65 or be=er is needed for all placement tests h=p://online.math.uh.edu/MathPlacement/Decide/ 45 ECE Department
Transfer Students •  Transfer students should already have credit for Math 1431. 46 ECE Department
Credit By Examina`on •  Credit by Examina`on Programs accepted at UH - 
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Advanced Placement (AP) Examina`ons SAT Subject Tests Interna`onal Baccalaureate (IB) UH Departmental Examina`ons •  Official Test Scores must be sent to UTS •  A form must be filled out at UTS 47 ECE Department
Credit By Examina`on •  Placement in English and Mathema`cs will be determined by student’s –  SAT/ACT scores –  AP scores or –  Internal UH Placement tests 48 ECE Department
How Do I Get My Transfer Courses To Be Equivalent To Courses at UH? Transfer Course Equivalencies for Engineering: h`p://www.uh.edu/admissions/apply/apply-­‐transfer/by-­‐
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How Do I Get My Transfer Courses To Be Equivalent To Courses at UH? Step1: •  Official transcript must be submi=ed to the Admissions Office. Evalua`on is done by the Office of the Registrar and the process takes 6-­‐8 weeks. h=p://www.uh.edu/admissions/admi=ed/transfer-­‐credit Check in PS for which equivalent U of H course you received credit for. •  If the designa`on of the course that you took somewhere else is “ElecKve”, then, if you s`ll think that the course that you took somewhere else is equivalent to a U of H course, then submit a transfer credit pe``on.
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How Do I Get My Transfer Courses To Be Equivalent To Courses at UH? Step 2: •  Transfer Credit PeKKon –  Detailed Course Descrip`on –  Detailed Syllabus –  Any other informa`on needed for the course h=p://www.uh.edu/academics/forms/transfer-­‐credit-­‐pe``on.pdf or you can also find it at h=p://www.ee.uh.edu/undergraduate/forms 51 ECE Department
Transfer Credit •  Any course in which a student received a grade below C-­‐ is not transferable or applicable towards degree requirements. •  Credit given for Technology courses cannot apply for Engineering courses. •  No credit is given for ECE courses taken in a foreign country. •  Credit for other courses (math, physics, etc) taken in a foreign country can be given. Transcript should be submi=ed. 52 ECE Department
Course Registra`on
•  Before enrolling for a course check carefully the Prerequistes/Corequisites. –  h=p://www.ee.uh.edu/undergraduate/curriculum-­‐flowcharts –  h=p://www.uh.edu/academics/catalog/colleges/egr/courses/ece –  h=p://www.uh.edu/academics/corecurriculum/ •  Go to myUH to enroll
–  h=p://www.uh.edu/academics/courses-­‐enrollment/
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Con`nuous Enrollment
•  Registering for and successfully comple`ng at least one 3 hour course in a 13 month period •  Otherwise need to reapply for admission h=p://www.uh.edu/admissions/apply/Re-­‐apply-­‐Former-­‐Student –  $50 fee –  Deadlines •  April 1st for Summer Term •  July 1st for Fall Term •  November 1st for Spring term
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Course Overload Request Course Subs`tu`on Degree Requirement Excep`on Change of Major You can find this pe``on at •  http://www.uh.edu/academics/forms/#generalpetition
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Academic Dishonesty Policy All students and faculty of the University of Houston are responsible for being familiar with this policy. h=p://www.uh.edu/academics/catalog/policies/academ-­‐reg/academic-­‐
honesty •  Pay a=en`on to the policy of each instructor for homeworks, labs, projects, etc., especially with regard to collabora`on. •  Make sure you know beforehand what is permissible and what is not. Do not assume. •  At the beginning of the semester in every ECE course you will sign an academic honesty agreement form.
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Seeking Assistance
Michael Craig
Undergraduate Advisor
N329 Engineering Building 1 Dr. Pauline Markenscoff
Faculty Advisor
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Administration
Dr. Badrinath Roysam
Chairman, ECE Dept.
Dr. Dave Shattuck
Associate Dean
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Engineering Compu`ng Center W 129 Engineering Building 2
h=p://ecc.egr.uh.edu/ Accounts: Cougarnet (Network of PCs running Windows XP available to engineering students) e-­‐mail Course Management Systems: Blackboard (Engineering) Blackboard Vista
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Program for Mastery In Engineering Studies E316 Engineering Bldg 2 h=p://promes.egr.uh.edu/ –  Learn to manage your `me effec`vely –  Improve your study and tes`ng skills –  A=end academic workshops to supplement your math, science, and engineering courses –  Meet peer mentors
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Engineering Career Center N302 Engineering Bldg 1 •  Industrial Scholars interns Program (ISIP) •  Co-­‐Opera`ve Educa`on (CO-­‐OP) •  Internships
http://career.egr.uh.edu/
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Useful sites ECE Department web sites: h=p://www.ee.uh.edu h=p://www.ee.uh.edu/undergraduate/general-­‐informa`on h=p://www.ee.uh.edu/undergraduate/curriculum-­‐flowcharts h=p://www.ee.uh.edu/undergraduate/advising h=p://www.ee.uh.edu/undergraduate/forms 62
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Useful sites Engineering Policies web site: h=p://www.egr.uh.edu/academics/policies/ University Policies web site: h=p://www.uh.edu/academics/catalog h=p://www.uh.edu/academics/catalog/policies h=p://www.uh.edu/academics/catalog/policies/academ-­‐reg h=p://www.uh.edu/academics/catalog/policies/academ-­‐reg/
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Useful sites For course enrollment: h=p://www.ee.uh.edu/undergraduate/curriculum-­‐flowcharts h=p://www.uh.edu/academics/catalog/colleges/egr/courses/
ece h=p://www.uh.edu/academics/catalog/policies/degree-­‐reqts/
current-­‐core h=p://www.uh.edu/academics/courses-­‐enrollment/ 64
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Useful sites For course credit: h=p://www.las.uh.edu/uts h=p://www.uh.edu/admissions/admi=ed/transfer-­‐credit 65
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Useful sites For academic Forms:
h=p://www.uh.edu/academics/forms http://www.uh.edu/academics/forms/#generalpetition h=p://www.uh.edu/academics/forms/transfer-­‐credit-­‐
pe``on.pdf 66
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Useful sites College of Engineering Services: h=p://ecc.egr.uh.edu/ h=p://promes.egr.uh.edu h=p://career.egr.uh.edu 67