Electrical and Computer Engineering
Electrical & Computer Engineering Minors
Minor in Electrical Engineering (EE)
Requirements
Electrical Engineering Minor requirements:
The minor requires 20 units total, of which 9 units must be exclusive (not double counted for a major or another minor).
All students pursuing the minor must complete the following courses:
ECE 71 or CSCI 40 |
Introduction to Computational Programming |
3 |
ECE 72 | Introduction to Electrical and Computer Engineering Tools | 2 |
ECE 85 | Digital Logic Design | 2 |
ECE 90 or ECE 91 |
Principles of Electrical Circuits Introduction to Electrical Engineering |
3 |
ECE 102 | Advanced Circuit Analysis | 3 |
ECE 124 | Signals and Systems | 3 |
ECE 128 or ECE 121 |
Electronics I Electromechanical Systems and Energy Conservation |
3 3 |
If Short in Exclusive Units, Select from the Following with the Chair’s Approval:
ECE 85L | Digital Logic Design Laboratory | 1 |
ECE 90L | Principles of Electrical Circuits Laboratory | 1 |
ECE 91L | Introduction to Electrical Engineering Laboratory | 1 |
ECE 118 | Microprocessor Architecture and Programming | 3 |
ECE 118L | Microcontroller Laboratory | 1 |
ECE 121 | Electromechanical Systems and Energy Conversion | 3 |
ECE 126 | Electromagnetic Theory and Applications I | 3 |
ECE 128 | Electronics I | 3 |
ECE 128L | Electronics I Laboratory | 1 |
ECE 134 | Analog and Digital Communication Engineering | 3 |
ECE 138 | Electronics II | 3 |
ECE 138L | Electronics II Laboratory | 1 |
ECE 173 | Robotics Fundamentals | 3 |
Advising Notes
- All course prerequisites are enforced.
- Courses in minor must be taken for a letter grade.
- The Electrical Engineering Minor requires 2.0 GPA and 9 upper-division units in residence.
Minor in Computer Engineering (CompE)
Requirements
Electrical Engineering Minor requirements:
The minor requires 20 units total, of which 9 units must be exclusive (not double counted for a major or another minor).
All students pursuing the minor must complete the following courses:
ECE 71 or CSCI 40 |
Introduction to Computational Programming Introduction to Programming and Problem Solving |
3 4 |
ECE 72 | Introduction to Electrical and Computer Engineering Tools | 2 |
ECE 85 | Digital Logic Design | 3 |
ECE 90 or ECE 91 |
Principles of Electrical Circuits Introduction to Electrical Engineering |
3 3 |
ECE 118 | Microprocessor Architecture and Programming | 3 |
ECE 106 | Switching Theory and Logical Design | 3 |
ECE 174 or ECE176 |
Advanced Computer Architecture Advanced Digital Logic Design |
3 3 |
If Short in Exclusive Units, Select from the Following with the Chair’s Approval:
ECE 85L | Digital Logic Design Laboratory | 1 |
ECE 90L | Principles of Electrical Circuits Laboratory | 1 |
ECE 118L | Microcontroller Laboratory | 1 |
ECE 128 | Electronics I | 3 |
ECE 128L | Electronics I Laboratory | 1 |
ECE 141 | Algorithmic Computations | 3 |
ECE 144 | Embedded Operating Systems | 3 |
ECE 146 | Computer Networks | 3 |
ECE 174 | Advanced Computer Architecture | 3 |
ECE 176 | Advanced Digital Logic Design | 3 |
ECE 178 | Embedded Systems | 4 |
CSCI 41 | Introduction to Data Structures | 4 |
Advising Notes
- All course prerequisites are enforced.
- Courses in minor must be taken for a letter grade.
- The Electrical Engineering Minor requires 2.0 GPA and 9 upper-division units in residence.
Undergraduate Program Cybersecurity Minor
Cybersecurity is a critical aspect of the world's digital infrastructure. Industries and agencies worldwide are seeking professionals with knowledge and skills in cybersecurity. The Cybersecurity Minor offered by the department of Electrical and Computer Engineering will provide students with a strong foundation in the principles and methodologies of cybersecurity.
Cybersecurity Minor Objectives
The Cybersecurity Minor Program combines:
- Fundamentals of computer engineering including digital logic, algorithmic computations, computer architectures, and computer networks.
- A rich set of cybersecurity specialization courses to allow students to broaden their knowledge within any of several cybersecurity areas.
Cybersecurity Minor Requirements
The minor requires 22 units total, of which 9 units must be exclusive (not double counted for a major or another minor).
All students pursuing the minor must complete the following courses (13 units):
ECE 85 | Digital Logic Design | 3 |
CSCI 41 | Introduction to Data Structures | 4 |
ECE 118 | Microprocessor Architecture and Programming | 3 |
ECE 146 | Computer Networks | 3 |
In addition, students pursuing the minor must complete the following nine (9) units:
Another cybersecurity course taken at Fresno State or at another accredited institution with prior approval of the department chair can count towards three (3) units from these nine (9) units:
ECE 150 | Cloud and Cybersecurity | 3 |
ECE 156 | Fundamentals of Cryptography and Computer Network Security | 3 |
IS 141 | Cyber-Security | 3 |
Advising Notes
- All course prerequisites are enforced.
- Courses in minor must be taken for a letter grade.
- The Cybersecurity Minor requires 2.5 GPA and 9 upper-division units in residence.
- Students are advised to seek their advisor’s input upon course selections
- Computer Science students may replace CSCI 113 and CSCI 156 for ECE 118 and ECE 146, respectively.
- Information Systems and Decision Sciences students may replace IS 51, IS 166, and IS 182 for CSCI 41, ECE 118, and ECE 146, respectively.
Contact:
Dr. Hayssam El-Razouk
Associate Professor
helrazouk@mail.fresnostate.edu
559.278.2094
Fresno State Catalog - Cybersecurity Minor Requirements