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ECE Undergraduate Advising Session
April 3, 2006
Gary Ybarra, ECE DUS
The ECE Department currently offers two majors
ECE and EE Sample Programs for the current
programs, including dual majors, are available
at http//www.ee.duke.edu/undergrads
The ECE Department is in the process of
developing a new curriculum for the ECE major.
DRAFT sample programs are available
at http//www.ee.duke.edu/gary/advising. The ECE
faculty has approved the new core curriculum and
will vote on the proposed new curriculum at the
end of the Fall 2006 semester
Templates for the current and new curricula are
available at http//www.ee.duke.edu/gary/advising
and all EE/ECE majors are required to complete
the tentative four-year templates and send them
to Ms. Amy Hogaboom amyh_at_ee.duke.edu prior to
meeting with their advisor
This presentation is available at
http//www.ee.duke.edu/gary/advising
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7/9 core courses 2 majors
Computer Programming EGR 53
Current CurriculumStructure
Circuits ECE 61
Digital Logic ECE 52L
Electromagnetics ECE 53L
Signals Systems ECE 54L
Devices ECE 51L
Comp Arch ECE 152
Program Design/Analysis COMPSCI 100E
Integrated CircuitsECE 163
ECE major
5 Technical Electives Four Concentration
Electives (31, 22, 211) 1 Design Course
Photonics 120s
CE 150s
EM 270s
SP,CC 180s
Microelectronics 210s
Controls and Robotics Grandfathered
Design Course Elective
EE major requires an additional ECE
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Computational Methods EGR 53
7 core courses 1 major - ECE
Proposed Curriculum Structure
Fundamentals of ECE ECE 27L
Logic and Computer Architecture ECE 52L
Signals and Systems ECE 54L
Electromagnetics ECE 53L
Introduction to Microelectronic Devices and
Circuits ECE 51L
Program Design/Analysis II COMPSCI 100E
7 Technical Electives 4 Concentration Electives
(22, 211, or 31) 2 ECE Technical Electives
1 Design Course
Computer Engin 150s
Emag 170s
SP, Comm, Controls 140s, 180s
Microelectronics 116, 210s
Photonics 120s
2 ECE Technical Electives
ISIP Theme-Based Design Elective