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Discover your options for pursuing an Electrical and Computer Engineering degree at the University of Houston. Choose from three accredited paths: the BSEE with an Electrical Engineering option, the BSEE with a Computer Engineering option, or the BSCpE, which is currently seeking accreditation. Each pathway offers different emphases in computing courses, ensuring you receive the education that suits your career goals. Learn about the feasibility of double majoring, pursuing a minor in Computer Science, or focusing on a master's degree to maximize your educational investment.
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Electrical and Computer Engineering Degree Plans Dr. Dave Shattuck Associate Professor, ECE Dept. Shattuck@uh.edu (713) 743-4422 W326-D3
What Degree Plans Are There? • There are three ways to get a degree in the department of Electrical and Computer Engineering: • BSEE, Electrical Engineering Option • Diploma says BSEE, degree is accredited • BSEE, Computer Engineering Option • Diploma says BSEE, degree is accredited • BSCpE • Diploma says BSCpE, degree is not accredited (YET!)
What Degree Plans Are There? • There are three ways to get a degree in the department of Electrical and Computer Engineering: • BSEE, Electrical Engineering Option • Diploma says BSEE, degree is accredited • BSEE, Computer Engineering Option • Diploma says BSEE, degree is accredited • BSCpE • Diploma says BSCpE, degree is not accredited (We will seek accreditation as soon as we have a graduate with this degree.)
What do the Different Degrees Mean? • One view of this is in terms of the degree of computer/software emphasis • BSEE, Electrical Engineering Option • 5 Computing Courses • BSEE, Computer Engineering Option • 9 Computing Courses • BSCpE • 13.5 Computing courses • BS Computer Science • 15 Computing Courses
What if I Want Both? • Some have asked whether it is a good idea to get more than one major. • Double major? • Can’t at UH • Two undergraduate majors? • Not a good use of your time and money • Minor in Computer Science? • Better use of your time and money • Master’s Degree • Best use of your time and money
What Degree Plan Can I Follow? • You may follow the degree plan • That was in effect when you were admitted to the program (changed your major) as long as you don’t take a year off • Adopted any time after your were admitted to the program • That agrees with your major – simply fill out a General Petition Form