Upper Division for ECET Transfer Students
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Computer |
Telecom. |
Biomedical |
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ECET 303, Circuit Measurements (1-3-2) |
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ECET 310, Microprocessors I (2-2-3) |
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5th |
ECET 365, Digital Logic and Circuit Design (3-0-3) |
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Math 305, Statistics for Technology (3-0-3), see
note 8 |
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Math 309, Math Analysis for Technology (4-0-4) |
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Eng 352, Technical Writing (3-0-3), see note 11 |
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Chem 301, Chemical
Technology (2-2-3) |
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Math 322, Differential
Equations for Technology (3-0-3) |
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ECET 300, Circuit
Analysis-Transform Methods (3-0-3) |
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6th |
ECET 305, Integrated Circuit Applications (2-2-3) |
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ECET 344, Numerical
Computing for |
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Free Elective, see
note 4 |
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ECET 314, Communication
Systems (2-2-3) , see note 8 |
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ECET 401, Senior
Project I (2-0-2) |
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Mgmt 390, Principles of Management (3-0-3) |
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Lit/Hist/Phil/STS (3-0-3), see note 5 |
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ECET 410, Microprocessors
II, (2-2-3) |
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7th |
Free Elective, see note 4 |
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(Senior) |
ECET 415, Fund.
of Applied Telecom. Systems (3-0-3) |
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CS 332, Operating
Systems (3-1-3) |
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BME 302, Introduction
to Biomedical Engineering II (1-3-4) |
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ECET Technical Electives, see note 6 |
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ECET 402, Senior Project II
(0-2-1) |
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MNET 414, Industrial Cost Analysis (3-0-3) |
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Humanities Capstone Seminar (3-0-3) |
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8th |
ECET 416, Networking
Applications (2-2-3) |
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(Senior) |
ECET 418, Transmission
Systems (2-2-3) |
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ECET 440, Clinical
Internship (3-0-3) |
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ECET 444, Technology Apps. of Object
Oriented Prog’g. (2-2-3) |
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BME 489, Medical Instrumentation (3-0-3) |
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Technical Elective, see note 6 |
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Additional ECET Electives: Computerized
Industrial Controls, ECET 350 (2-2-3); Power Generation & Distribution,
ECET 412 (3-0-3)
● Program
Educational Objectives (long - term career and professional accomplishments)
1. Our graduates will
establish productive careers in technology-based organizations in such diverse
positions as design, manufacturing, teaching, management, system engineering
and sales.
2. Our graduates will
participate in lifelong learning
activities including
graduate school and other professional education.
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Program
Outcomes (knowledge
and skills students are expected to acquire from the program)
The ECET BS graduate
will:
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1. Be able to specify,
design, analyze, modify and implement hardware, software, and integrated
systems applications. 2. Be able to apply
knowledge gained in basic science, electrical and computer engineering
technology and mathematics to solutions of real world applications using
creative problem-solving skills. 3. Be able to
communicate effectively orally and in writing. 4. Be able to work
productively in teams, have team building skills as well as have management
and leadership skills. |
5. Understand the importance
of continuous (life-long) learning and be aware of available resources to
keep skills current as technologies continuously change. 6. Recognize the
importance and relevance of personal and professional ethics. 7. Be able to work
effectively in a diverse environment while following accepted professional,
ethical and social standards. 8. Understand the importance of a commitment
to quality and continuous improvement. |
● Important Notes for All ECET Students (GUR = General
University
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1. Obtaining
a UCID password : At njit.edu, Click Academics à Registrar à Highlander Pipeline à How do I get a UCID
Password? à more info (under
UCID) à click here to create UCID. With a password
you can register on-line. |
7. Problems with Hum 101 Pre-Reqs: Email
engineeringtechnology@njit.edu with: (1) your name, (2) SS# or SID, (3)
the course and section (Not the call number) to receive a registration permit. |
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2. Those students
considering the BS/MS program
should take the General Concentration because it provides the most
flexibility. |
8.
Course Substitutions: MNET 315 may be substituted for Math
305. Also, a transfer student who took a communications course in the
lower division may take another technical course in lieu of ECET 314. |
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3.
If the ECET curriculum changes,
you may continue with the program in effect when you started; however, it is
recommended that you incorporate any revision(s) into your schedule. |
9. Although it is not
required, students should retake courses in which they earned a ‘D.’
To graduate, you must have a cumulative g.p.a. of 2.00 or greater.
Attendance and doing homework strongly correlate with good grades. |
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4. A student entering
the program with less than the required 9 HUM/SS credits may take one NJIT “
200 level” HUM or HSS course as the FREE ELECTIVE. Additional HSS
deficiencies must be taken as extra courses. Otherwise, you make take any 300
or 400 level course for the free elective. |
10. Co-op (ECET 395) provides students
with the opportunity to gain major-related work experience. The course may be used as a technical
elective only if the job description is approved by the faculty. For co-op information, contact Alexia Jones
in CDS at jonesa@njit.edu. |
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5. It is recommended
that students in the Biomedical
Concentration take HIST 379 or Phil 351 for their Lit/Hist/Phil/STS (3XX
or 4XX) GUR. |
11. Possible substitutions for Eng 352: Eng 336,
339, 340, or 360. |
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6. Besides courses in
other concentrations, approved TECHNICAL ELECTIVES (at least two
must be ECET) include ECET 350, ECET 412, MNET 420, MET 303, CPT 330, CPT
341, CPT 430, IT 310, and OPSE 310. |
12. PHYSICAL
EDUCATION (GUR): Full-time
students (defined as students having 12 or more credits for at least two
semesters) are required to have at least 2 credits of P.E. Part-time students
need 1 credit of P.E. |
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13. Before
registering for their last semester at NJIT, students must request a graduation
check by email sent to engineeringtechnology@njit.edu
. Include your: name, student id number, Concentration, and the semester of
proposed graduation. |
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● Critical Pre- and Co-Requisites for ECET
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Course Offering Schedule (depending
on enrollments) |
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Note: ECET students may use two (only) of bridge courses as technical
electives. For programs with no bridge, look into the BS/MS program to save
time and money.
1. Biomedical Engineering
Minimum GPA for entry is 3.0. Students
with a 3.8 or better cumulative GPA will be admitted without a bridge program
and students with a 3.5 – 3.8 cumulative GPA will be admitted on an individual
basis. All other students must take the bridge program. See Dr. Rockland
for advisement.
2. Computer Engineering
Students with
a 3.5 or better cumulative GPA will be admitted with a bridge program
consisting of CS 505, Data Structures and Algorithms and
ECE 353,
Computer Organization and Architecture. Other students interested in an MSEE
need to meet the advisor, Dr. Mengchu Zhou.
3. Electrical
Engineering
Students with a 3.5 or better
cumulative GPA will be admitted with a bridge program consisting of ECE 321,
Random Signals and Noise, and
ECE 333, Signals and Systems.
Other students interested in an MSEE need to meet the advisor, Dr. Misra.
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4. Engineering Management
and Industrial Engineering
For engineering management most students will
be admitted without a bridge and for Industrial Engineering there may be a
bridge of one course.
See Dr. Bladikas for advisement.
5. Telecommunications
Engineering
The four-course (three, if you have already
taken CS 332) bridge for this masters program is comprised of:
CS 332, Principles of Operating Systems
CS 333, Introduction to UNIX or CIS 505, Programming, Data Structures and
Algorithms
ECE 321, Random Signals and Noise
ECE 333, Signals and Systems
See Dr. Nirwan Ansari for advisement.
● ECET Advisement by Full-Time Faculty
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Advisor |
Phone |
Email |
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W. Barnes (Program
Coordinator) |
973-596-8190 |
barnesW@njit.edu |
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M. Khader (Computer
& Telecommunications) |
973-596-6078 |
khader@njit.edu |
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R. Rockland (Biomedical) |
973-642-7155 |
rockland@njit.edu |