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See Prerequisites for all classes Metropolitan State University of Denver Preparatory Courses High School Prep Math MTH 1110 College Algebra MTH 1120 College Trig Recommended course rotation: Freshman Year Sophomore Year 1st Semester (Fall) 2nd Semester (Spring) 3rd Semester (Fall) 4th Semester (Spring) 16 hours 16 hours 16 hours 16 hours ENG 1010 Composing Arguments ENG 1020 Freshman Composition EET 2340 Technical Programming Applications EET 2350 Adv. Technical Programming SPE 1010 Public Speaking EET 1140 Circuits I EET 1150 Circuits II COM 2610 Intro to Technical Writing General Studies Social & Behavioral Science I CHE 1100 Principles of Chemistry PHY 2311 General Physics I General Studies Arts & Humanities EET 1001 Electronics: An Introduction CHE 1150 Principles of Chemistry Lab PHY 2321 General Physics I-Lab EET 2310 Digital Circuits I MTH 1400* Precalculus MTH 1410 Calculus I MTH 2410 Calculus II EET 2145 Electronics Students placing directly in to MTH 1410 in the first semester may replace these credits with MTH 2420 in the third semester. EET 2165 Electronics Lab Communications Concentration Junior Year Senior Year 5th Semester (Fall) 6th Semester (Spring) 7th Semester (Fall) 8th Semester (Spring) 16 hours 17 hours 17 hours 14 hours General Studies History EET 3120 Advanced Analog Electronics EET 3715 Control Systems Analysis EET 3670 Measurements for Communication Systems EET 3410 Electric Machines EET 3730 Process Control Systems EET 4100 Senior Project I EET 4110 Senior Project II EET 3110 Transform Methods in Circuit Analysis EET 3740 Programmable Logic Controllers EET 4340 Interface Techniques Approved technical elective EET 3620 Analog & Digital Communications EET 3630 Electromagnetic Fields EET 4320 Digital Filters Approved technical elective EET 3330 Digital Circuits II EET 4370 Microcontrollers EET 4620 Adv. Communications Systems General Studies Social & Behavioral Science II EET 4020 Digital Circuits III PHI 1030 Intro to Ethics OR PHI 3360 Business Ethics Metropolitan State University of Denver, Department of Engineering And Engineering Technology ELECTICAL ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY Campus Box 29, Aerospace and Engineering Sciences Suite 300, P.O. Box , Denver, CO Phone: (303) ,

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Metropolitan State University of Denver Computer Engineering Technology Concentration Junior Year Senior Year 5th Semester (Fall) 6th Semester (Spring) 7th Semester (Fall) 8th Semester (Spring) 16 hours 18 hours 18 hours 12 hours General Studies History EET 3120 Advanced Analog Electronics EET 3715 Control Systems Analysis EET 4020 Digital Circuits III EET 3410 Electric Machines EET 3730 Process Control Systems EET 4100 Senior Project I EET 4110 Senior Project II EET 3110 Transform Methods in Circuit Analysis EET 3740 Programmable Logic Controllers EET 4340 Interface Techniques EET 4330 Data Communications EET 3620 Analog & Digital Communications EET 3630 Electromagnetic Fields Approved CS elective General Studies Social & Behavioral Science II EET 3330 Digital Circuits II EET 4370 Microcontrollers CS 2050 Computer Science II CS 1050 Computer Science I PHI 1030 Intro to Ethics OR PHI 3360 Business Ethics Power & Control Systems Concentration Junior Year Senior Year 5th Semester (Fall) 6th Semester (Spring) 7th Semester (Fall) 8th Semester (Spring) 16 hours 17 hours 18 hours 13 hours General Studies History EET 3120 Advanced Analog Electronics EET 3715 Control Systems Analysis EET 4710 Digital Control Systems Design EET 3410 Electric Machines EET 3730 Process Control Systems EET 4100 Senior Project I EET 4110 Senior Project II EET 3110 Transform Methods in Circuit Analysis EET 3740 Programmable Logic Controllers EET 4340 Interface Techniques Approved technical elective EET 3620 Analog & Digital Communications EET 3630 Electromagnetic Fields General Studies Social & Behavioral Science II Approved technical elective EET 3330 Digital Circuits II EET 4370 Microcontrollers EET 3430 Power Generation Using Renewable Energies EET 3420 Electric Power Distribution PHI 1030 Intro to Ethics OR PHI 3360 Business Ethics Metropolitan State University of Denver, Department of Engineering And Engineering Technology ELECTICAL ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY Campus Box 29, Aerospace and Engineering Sciences Suite 300, P.O. Box , Denver, CO Phone: (303) ,

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