Course Descriptions

Courses certified as satisfying General Education Requirements are identified in the course title with a two letter category abbreviation. General Education categories are listed below.

Writing and Communication (WC) Humanities and Fine Arts (HF) Natural Science (LL, LC & LB, NL)

Behavioral and Social Science (SB) Quantitative Reasoning (QR) Individual and Global Citizenship (CZ)

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Electrical Engineering
	• ENEE 4500 - Electrical Engineering Design Project
	• ENEE 4600 - Power Electronics
	• ENEE 4600L - Power Electronics Laboratory
	• ENEE 4620 - Protective Relaying
	• ENEE 4630 - Setting and Testing Digital Relays
	• ENEE 4670 - Smart Distribution Systems
	• ENEE 4710 - Embedded Systems
	• ENEE 4720 - Power System Analysis and Design
	• ENEE 4720L - Power Simulation Laboratory
	• ENEE 4735 - Power System Optimization
	• ENEE 4745 - Communication Networks
	• ENEE 4750 - Analog Communications
	• ENEE 4750L - Analog Communications Laboratory
	• ENEE 4760 - Digital Communications
	• ENEE 4790L - Linear Controls and Drives Laboratory
	• ENEE 4800 - Electronic Instrumentation
	• ENEE 4820 - Digital Signal Processing
	• ENEE 4850 - Interdisciplinary Design Project II
	• ENEE 4900 - Fundamentals of Engineering and Professionalism
	• ENEE 4995r - Departmental Thesis
	• ENEE 4997r - Research
	• ENEE 4998r - Individual Studies
	• ENEE 4999r - Group Studies
Engineering Management
	• ETEM 1000 - Engineering Technology Management Seminar I
	• ETEM 1320 - Introduction to Material Science and Technology
	• ETEM 1999r - Special Projects
	• ETEM 2999r - Group Studies
	• ETEM 3520 - Cost Estimation and Analysis for Engineering Management
	• ETEM 3540 - Work Measurement and Design
	• ETEM 3550 - Project Management and Practice
	• ETEM 3580 - Materials Management
	• ETEM 3870 - Introduction to Logistics Management
	• ETEM 3999r - Group Studies
	• ETEM 4050 - Engineering Management Principles
	• ETEM 4500 - Engineering Management Design and Lean Six Sigma
	• ETEM 4540 - Value Management
	• ETEM 4560 - Quality Improvement
	• ETEM 4590 - Facilities Management
	• ETEM 4870 - Logistics, Transportation, and Distribution
	• ETEM 4960r - Engineering Technology Management Internship
	• ETEM 4995r - Departmental Thesis
	• ETEM 4997r - Research
	• ETEM 4998r - Individual Studies
	• ETEM 4999r - Group Studies
English
	• ENGL 1010 - Rhetoric and Composition I (WC)
	• ENGL 1011 - Rhetoric and Composition I with Writing Tutorial (WC)
	• ENGL 1020 - Rhetoric and Composition II (WC)
	• ENGL 1130 - Western Humanities I (HF)
	• ENGL 1150 - Western Humanities II (HF)
	• ENGL 1310 - Values in 20th-Century American Fiction (HF)
	• ENGL 1330 - Introduction to Literature (HF)
	• ENGL 1999r - Special Projects
	• ENGL 2010 - Introduction to Literary Analysis
	• ENGL 2050 - Introduction to Rhetorical Analysis
	• ENGL 2060r - Topics in Literature (HF)
	• ENGL 2070r - Topics in Rhetoric (HF)
	• ENGL 2080r - Topics in Intellectual Inquiry (HF)
	• ENGL 2130 - Survey of American Literature
	• ENGL 2230 - Survey of British Literature
	• ENGL 2280 - Children’s Literature (HF)
	• ENGL 2290 - Literature for the Adolescent
	• ENGL 2510r - Popular Fiction (HF)
	• ENGL 2520 - African-American Literature (HF)
	• ENGL 2700 - Creative Writing (HF)
	• ENGL 2810 - Technical Writing
	• ENGL 2820 - Scientific Writing
	• ENGL 2830 - Writing for the Social Sciences
	• ENGL 2880 - Professional Writing
	• ENGL 2999r - Group Studies
	• ENGL 3010 - Introduction to the Theory and Function of Literary Criticism
	• ENGL 3110 - Literatures of Early America
	• ENGL 3120 - American Literature: 1800-1865
	• ENGL 3130 - American Literature: 1865-1914
	• ENGL 3140 - American Literature: 1914-1945
	• ENGL 3150 - American Literature Since World War II
	• ENGL 3210 - American Women Writers
	• ENGL 3220 - Southern American Literature
	• ENGL 3230 - African-American Slave Narrative Tradition (HF)
	• ENGL 3310 - The Literature of England to 1300
	• ENGL 3320 - The Literature of England, 1300-1500
	• ENGL 3340 - Shakespeare
	• ENGL 3345 - Milton
	• ENGL 3355 - Seventeenth-Century British Literature
	• ENGL 3365 - Restoration and Eighteenth-Century British Literature
	• ENGL 3380 - English Romantic Period
	• ENGL 3390 - Victorian Literature
	• ENGL 3400 - Late Victorian and Edwardian Literature
	• ENGL 3410 - British Modernism 1900-1945
	• ENGL 3420 - Post-WWII British Literature
	• ENGL 3450 - British Women Writers
	• ENGL 3500 - Greek and Roman Tragedy in Translation
	• ENGL 3510 - The Harlem Renaissance
	• ENGL 3520 - Colonial and Post-Colonial Literature in English
	• ENGL 3550 - Disability in Literature
	• ENGL 3560 - African Literature (CZ)
	• ENGL 3580 - Young Adult Literature and Publishing
	• ENGL 3600R - Topics in Literature and the Environment
	• ENGL 3700R - Reading Like A Writer: Young Adult
	• ENGL 3710 - Reading Like a Writer: Short Fiction
	• ENGL 3720 - Reading Like a Writer: The Short Lyric Tradition

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