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Curriculum Table for the 4-Year EET Program

For students entering as first-year students in Fall 2026 or later.

Total Program Credits: 120

Notes:

1. Courses listed in bold face need to be completed with a minimum grade higher than D- to satisfy the prerequisites of one or more subsequent courses. A minimum grade of "C-" is needed in Precalculus, Calculus I, and Calculus II to proceed to the next course in its sequence.
2. Rowan Core requires six literacies: Communication, Quantitative, Scientific, Humanistic, Artistic, and Global. The first four are satisfied by major courses (indicated as UNDERLINED above). The remaining two must be taken from an appropriate bank of courses, one of which must carry the "Literature" attribute, and one of which must carry the "Writing Intensive (WI)" attribute. Artistic and Global Rowan Core courses are shown above as placeholders only. They can be taken at any time in any order.
3. A class that focuses on statistics is required. STAT 02.286 Prob & Stat. for ECEs or ME 10.342 Quality and Reliability in Design and Manufacture are recommended. STAT 02.260 Statistics I is acceptable under special circumstances (please contact Department Head).
4. EC E09.461 can be taken either in Fall or Spring. However, taking the course in the Fall semester is recommended, as the course content prepares you for job searching and interviewing. 
5. EET Specialization electives are 300- or 400-level EET courses that are not otherwise required as part of the EET core curriculum. ECE courses at 300 or 400 level (not otherwise required as part of the EET core curriculum) may also be taken to satisfy this requirement. One non-ECE/EET course may be taken towards these electives requirements if it is a technical 400-level course. No more than two courses taken towards a CUGS may be counted towards EET electives. Required courses for the Minor in Systems Engineering (ECE 09.421 and ECE 09.427) cannot also be used toward ECE/EET electives.
6. OOD / Multidisciplinary experience requirement can be satisfied by any of the following. When completed, ask your advisor to add a note on your DW record. 

1. Participating in one out-of-discipline clinic project 
2. Providing consulting services to a non-ECE clinic or other research project through ECE 09.461 Clinic Consultant / Professionalism and Cons.;
3. Taking a non-ECE technical class (must be 300 or 400-level) as an elective or an elective offered by the ECE Department but one that is clearly outside of the traditional boundaries of ECE providing non-ECE content (such as bioinformatics, biomedical systems and devices)
4. Completing a Minor in any technical field or a CUGS offered by a program outside of ECE (no double dipping with ECE courses allowed)

RS: ENGR 01.101 First-Year Engineering Clinic satisfies Rowan Seminar. 

Remember: Literature and Writing Intensive requirements must be satisfied through a Rowan Core or an additional general education elective.

Curriculum Table for the (old/legacy) 2+2 EET Program

For students in the 2+2 program, entering as third-year students in Fall 2025 or earlier. Students entering Fall 2026 should see the above curriculum, and reach out to department head or program advisor for assistance.

Total Program Credits: 120

Notes:

1. Courses listed in bold face need to be completed with a minimum grade higher than D- to satisfy the prerequisites of one or more subsequent courses. A minimum grade of "C-" is needed in Precalculus, Calculus I and II is needed to proceed to the next course in its sequence.
2. Rowan Core requires six literacies: Communication, Quantitative, Scientific, Humanistic, Artistic, and Global. The first four are satisfied by major courses (indicated as UNDERLINED above). The remaining two must be taken from an appropriate bank of courses, one of which must carry the "Literature" attribute, and one of which must carry the "Writing Intensive (WI)" attribute. Artistic and Global Rowan Core courses are shown above as placeholders only. They can be taken at any time in any order.
3. The base Physics I and II courses in the EET program are non-Calculus-based courses. However, calculus-based Physics I and II courses are also acceptable for transfer purposes.
4. The program includes 12 credits of EET CORE that consist of Electric Circuits I and II, Digital Electronics / Logic Circuits, and Electronics. At some schools, these are offered as three courses of 4 credits each, whereas at others, four courses of 3 credits each. Either combination is acceptable.
5. Any appropriate Introduction to Engineering / Design course (or a combination of courses) that add up to 4 credits can be used to satisfy this requirement.
6. Different Engineering Technology programs at various community colleges offer different focus areas. To accommodate such a diverse set of programs, we will accept up to four science/technology focus electives. Three courses should directly relate to engineering technology (preferably to EET). A fourth course can be more general science-oriented (or another engineering technology course)
7. A class that focuses on statistics is required. STAT 02.286 Prob & Stat. for ECEs or ME 10.342 Quality and Reliability in Design and Manufacture are recommended. STAT 02.260 Statistics I is acceptable.
8. A class that focuses on project management is required. You may choose from EET 03.490 Project Management, ME 10.443 Design for X, ENGR 01.496 New Product Development or MIS 02.235 Project Management.
9. 9. EET Specialization electives are 300 or 400-level EET courses that are not otherwise required as part of the EET core curriculum. ECE courses at 300 or 400 level courses (not otherwise requried as part of the EET core curriculum) may also be taken to satisfy this requirement. One non-ECE/EET course may be taken towards these electives requirements if it is a technical 400-level course. No more than two courses taken towards a CUGS may be counted towards EET electives. Required courses taken for Minor in Systems Engineering (ECE 09.421 and ECE 09.427) cannot be also used towards ECE/EET electives.
10. OOD / Multidisciplinary experience requirement can be satisfied by any of the following. When completed, ask your advisor to put a note on your DW record.
    1. Participating in one out-of-discipline clinic project
    2. Providing consulting services to a non-ECE clinic or other research project through ECE 09.461 Clinic Consultant / Professionalism and Cons.;
    3. Taking a non-ECE technical class (must be 300 or 400-level) as an elective or an elective offered by the ECE Department but one that is clearly outside of the traditional boundaries of ECE providing non-ECE content (such as bioinformatics, biomedical systems and devices)
    4. Completing a Minor in any technical field or a CUGS offered by a program outside of ECE (no double dipping with ECE courses allowed)