Princeton University
Princeton, New Jersey
Degree:
BSE
Electrical and Computer Engineering
Location:
Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering
Credits:
36 courses
System:
Semester
Required Computer Science (or Related):
• Computer Proficiency (1 course)
• See "Engineering Requirements"
Required Math:
• Calculus I-III (3 courses)
• Linear Algebra (1 course)
• 3** Upper-Division Math (1 course)
Required Science:
• Physics (2 courses)
• Chemistry (1 course)
Required Engineering:
• ECE 201: Information and Signals (1 course)
• ECE 203: Electronic Circuit Design, Analysis, and Implementation (1 course)
• ECE 206 OR 308: Contemporary Logic Design OR Electronic and Photonic Devices (1 course)
• ECE 302: Robotic and Autonomous Systems Lab (1 course)
• Upper-Division ECE Technical Electives (5 courses)
• ECE Elective from approved list, not part of Concentration (1 course)
• Engineering from approved list, non-ECE (1 course)
• Upper-Division Technical Electives (3 courses)
• ECE Project Design from approved list (1 course)
• Concentration coursework from approved list (3 courses)
• Senior Thesis I-II (2 courses)
Other Requirements:
• Freshman Writing (1 course)
• Humanities and Social Science in at least 4 areas: Culture and Difference; Epistemology and Cognition; Ethical Thought and Moral Values; Historical Analysis; Literature and the Arts; Social Analysis; or Foreign Language (7 courses)
Subfield Required:
Yes
Type:
Concentration
Options:
Choose one of the following:
• Circuits and Systems
• Data and Information
• Computer Systems
• Robotics and Cyberphysical Systems
• Quantum Information and Applied Physics
• Security and Privacy
• Electronic Devices and Materials
• Biomedical Engineering
• Optics and Photonics
• Energy and the Environment
Double or Dual Major Option(s):
• Dual majors are not offered; students may combine this major with an interdisciplinary certificate in another field.
Related Majors:
• BSE Computer Science
Good to Know:
• Students can enroll in independent research beginning sophomore year. This is in addition to the two semesters of independent research required in senior year.
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