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B.S. in Computer Engineering 2021-2022: Option 1 - CWILT
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FIRST YEAR
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Fall ODDCreditsInterimCreditsSpring EVENCredits
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GES 140 Introduction to Wellbeing3ENR 160 Introduction to Engineering3GES 130 Christianity Western Culture4
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GES 160 Inquiry Seminar3COS 205 Scientific Computing3
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MAT 124M Calculus 1 *24MAT 125 Calculus 24
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PHY 2924PHY 2964
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& PHY 292D& PHY 297
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General Physics I and General Physics I LabGeneral Physics II and General Physics II Lab
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SECOND YEAR
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Fall EVENCreditsInterimCreditsSpring ODDCredits
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COS 212 Data Structures4GES 125 Introduction to the Creative Arts4COS 235 Computer Systems3
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PHY 3024PHY 352 & PHY3534
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& PHY 303Computer Methods in Physics and Engineering and Lab
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Electronics and Electronics LabWorld Cultures (U) course3
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MAT 224 Differential Equations with Linear Algebra4MAT 223 Multivariable Calculus3
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ENR/PHY 260 Careers in Engineering and Physics Seminar1BIB 101 Introduction to the Bible3
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Contemporary Western Life and Thought (L) course3
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THIRD YEAR
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Fall ODDCreditsInterimCreditsSpring EVENCredits
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THE 201 Christian Theology3COS 450 Humans and Computers3Science, Technology, and Society (K) course3
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ENR 3164ENR 3064
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& ENR 317& ENR 307
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Analog Circuitry and Design and Analog Circuitry Design LabDigital Logic and Design and Digital Logic and Design Lab
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MAT 241 Discrete Mathematics3COS 216 Algorithms and Advanced Data Structures3
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MAT 330 Probability and Statistics3Comparative Systems (G) course3
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FOURTH YEAR
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Fall EVENCreditsInterimCreditsSpring ODDCredits
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ENR 4364Cross-cultural experience (Z) course0-3ENR 490 Engineering Design Project3
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& ENR 437Contemporary Christian Issues (P) course3
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Microprocessors and Microprocessors LabCOS335 Computer Security3
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Second Language (S) course *14Interpreting Biblical Themes (J) course3
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ENR 465 Engineering Design Seminar1Artistic Experience (A) course (0-3 credits)0-3
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ENR 336 Signals and Systems4
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COS 386 Data Communications and Computer Networks3
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Leisure and Lifetime Sport (Q) course1
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Total Credits 125-131
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*1. Students must complete through the second semester of a first year language course or equivalent (Check the catalog for details of this option.)
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*2. Students may have to take MAT123M as a prerequisite for this course based on their performance on the Math department placement exam.
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Most financial aid packages stipulate 12 credits/semester. Minnesota state grants are reduced when credit load falls below 15 credits/semester. (Interim credits may be split between fall and spring for state grant purposes only.
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