Electrical Engineering, B.S. Suggested 4-Year Plan

How to use your 4-Year Plan

This is a suggested 4-year plan for your major and not meant to replace regular academic advising.
The plan is flexible and can be changed to accommodate studying abroad, a second major/minor(s) or AP/IB credits.
You should work with an academic advisor to develop a plan that meets your interests and goals.
You must earn a minimum of 120 credits to graduate and 79-80 major-specific credits to earn a B.S. in Electrical Engineering.
Transfer students and those seeking second majors should contact the program advisor for degree planning.
If you have any questions, contact fseadvising@chapman.edu.

We encourage you to select your General Education (GE) and minor/second major/Themed Inquiry/Honors program around the plan below. Once you fill your GE classes around your major classes, you will have a better idea of space remaining each semester when choosing your Exploration Focus.
To be enrolled full time, you must take at least 12 credits a semester.
In order to graduate within 4 years, we recommend you take 30 credits a year.

Fall Semester (12 credits for major)
EENG 398 - Topics in Advanced Engineering Applications 1 credit (any topic)
EENG 300 - Electronics and Circuits II 3 credits
EENG 300L - Lab - Electronics and Circuits II 1 credit
MATH 215 - Introduction to Linear Algebra and Differential Equations 3 credits
PHYS 102 - General Physics II 3 credits
PHYS 102L - General Physics II Laboratory 1 credit
Spring Semester (10-12 credits for major)
Electrical Engineering Upper Division Requirement (3-4 credits)
Electrical Engineering Upper Division Requirement (3-4 credits)
PHYS 201 - General Physics III 3 credits
EENG398 - Topics in Advanced Engineering Applications, any topic (1 credit)