The following is a comprehensive list of engineering courses that may be used to fulfill the computer engineering "Category F" requirement. These are partitioned into "Group I" and "Group II" courses.

"Category F" is composed of 300- or 400-level engineering courses that satisfy each of the following conditions: (1) it has at least one 200-level pre-requisite in engineering, mathematics, or the sciences or the equivelent of this; (2) it is not an ENEE or CMSC course; (3) the material is not closely related to electrical engineering (e.g., ENME350 & 351 "Electronics and Instrumentation I & II"); and (4) it is not cross-listed as either ENEE or CMSC (e.g., ENRE489E: "Software Reliability Testing" is cross-listed as CMSC498C; thus, it does not satisfy the "Category F" requirement). Special approval requests should be directed in writing/email to the ECE Undergraduate office. Note: Some coures listed below have prerequisites (underlined) that do not satisfy CP major requirements. However, some of the underlined courses have equivalent pre-requisites (e.g., MATH240=MARH461) which do satisfy CP requirements.



ENAE 301: Dynamics of Aerospace Systems [ENAE283, ENES221, MATH246, & PHYS270/1]
ENAE 311: Aerodynamics [ENAE283, ENES221, and MATH246]
ENAE 432: Control of Aerospace Systems ['C' or higher in ENAE283, ENES221, and ENAE301]
ENBE 415: Bioengineering of Exercise Response [MATH246]
ENBE 453: Introduction to Biological Materials [ENES220]
ENBE 454: Bilogical Process Engineering [MATH246 and (ENME331 or equivalent)]
ENBE 456: Biomedical Instrumentation [ENBE455, One Course in Human Physiology, or Permission of department]
ENBE 471: Biological Systems Control [ENBE455 or Permission of department]
ENBE 481: Creative Design with CAD/CAM
ENBE 484: Engineering in Biology [MATH141 and PHYS161, Recommended ENBE454]
ENCE 300: Fundamentals of Engineering Materials [ENES220]
ENCE 305: Fundamentals of Engineering Fluids [ENES220 & PHYS260/1]
ENCE 310: Introduction to Environmental Engineering [ENCE215 & PHYS260/1]
ENCE 320: Project Management [Permission of department]
ENCE 353: Introduction to Structural Analysis [ENES220 & MATH246]
ENCE 355: Introduction to Structural Design [ENES220 & MATH246]
ENCE 360: Analysis of Civil Engineering Systems [ENCE201 & MATH140]
ENCE 370: Introduction to Transportation Engineering and Planning [ENCE201 & PHYS260/1]
ENCE 422: Project Cost Accounting and Economics [ENCE201, ENCE320 or equivalent, & Permission of department]
ENCE 423: Project Planning, Scheduling and Control [(ENCE302 or ENEE324), ENCE320 or equivalent, & Permission of department]
ENCE 425: Decision Analysis for Engineering [(ENCE302 or ENEE324), MATH141, and Permission of department]
ENCE 489A: Solar House Analysis [MATH246, PHYS260, and Permission of Department]
ENCE489B: Solar House Application and Implementation [MATH246, PHYS260, and Permission of department]
ENCH 300: Chemical Process Thermodynamics [CHEM243 & ENCH215, Co-requisites: MATH241 & ENCH250]
ENCH 495: Manufacturing with Polymers [ENES230]
ENES 380H: Methods for Measuring Quality (QUEST students only)
ENFP 425: Fire Modeling [Senior standing and Permission of department]
ENFP 431: Building Safety and Law [Junior standing]
ENFP 435/ENES 435: Product Liability and Regulation [Junior standing]
ENFP 455: Fabrics and Furnishings Flammability [Junior standing]
ENMA 310: Materials Laboratory I: Structural Characterization [ENES230 & ENMA460]
ENMA 362: Mechanical Properties [ENES230 & Junior standing]
ENMA 460: Physics of Solid Materials [MATH241 & PHYS260/1 & Permission of department]
ENMA 461: Thermodynamics of Materials [ENES230 & Junior Standing]
ENMA 463: Macroprocessing of Materials [ENES230 & Junior Standing]
ENMA 464: Environmental Effects on Engineering Materials [ENES230]
ENMA 465: Microprocessing Materials [ENES230]
ENMA 471: Kinetics, Diffusion and Phase Transformations [ENMA461]
ENMA 472: Technology and Design of Engineering Materials [ENES230]
ENMA 481: Introduction to Electronic and Optical Materials [ENES230]
ENMA 489J: Introduction to Electron Microscopy
ENMA 495: Polymeric Engineering Materials [ENES230]
ENMA 496: Processing and Engineering of Polymers [ENMA495]
ENME 320: Thermodynamics [MATH141 & PHYS260/1]
ENME 331: Fluid Mechanics [ENME232 & ENES221]
ENME 332: Transfer Processes [ENME331]
ENME 361: Vibration, Controls, and Optimization I [ENES221, ENES220, & MATH246]
ENME 371: Product Engineering and Manufacturing [ENES221]
ENME 382: Engineering Materials and Manufacturing [ENES220]
ENME 392: Statistical Methods for Product and Processes Development [MATH241]
ENME 408: Selected Topics in Engineering Design: Future Truck [Senior standing and/or Permission of instructor]
{Students are not allowed to work on the electrical systems. This will be checked at the end of the semester}
ENME 414: Computer Aided Design [MATH241 or Equivalent]
ENME 462: Vibrations, Controls, and Optimization II [ENME351 and 361]
ENME 465: Introductory Fracture Mechanics [Senior standing in Engineering]
ENME 470: Finite Element Analysis [Senior standing]
ENME 472: Integrated Product and Process Development [ENME371]
ENME 473: Mechanical Design of Electronic Systems [ENME310, 321, and 360]
ENME 489B/BMGT 489E: Six Sigma Strategies and Methods (QUEST students only)
ENME 489F, G, K, L, Q, R, V: Special Topics in Mechanical Engineering [ENME Approval or Permission of instructor]
ENNU 310: Environmental Aspects of Nuclear Engineering [(MATH241 or 246) & PHYS270/1]
ENNU 320: Nuclear Reactor Operations
ENNU 440: Nuclear Technology Laboratory [(MATH240 or 461) & PHYS270/1]
ENNU 450: Nuclear Reactor Engineering [MATH246 & PHYS270/1]
ENNU 465: Nuclear Reactor System Analysis [(MATH246 & PHYS270/1) & {ENNU455 or (Permission of instructor & department)}]
ENRE 445: Applied Reliability Engineering I [MATH246 & PHYS270/1]
ENRE 446: Applied Reliability Engineering II [MATH246 & PHYS270/1]
ENRE 447: System Safety Engineering [MATH246 & PHYS270/1]
ENRE 452: Software Testing [(CMSC114 or 214) & (CMSC/MATH475 or MATH461)]
ENRE 467: System Safety Engineering

Free Electives: Courses not in Category A-F but approved for use toward CP Electives

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