Electrical Engineering Curriculum
In addition to the core curriculum, which all EE students take, cadets take two elective courses of their choosing.
FOURTH CLASS YEAR (Freshman)
Fall Semester
- College Composition
- American Government
- Calculus I
- Principles of Fitness and Wellness I
- Swimming
- Chemistry I
- Fundamentals of Navigation
Spring Semester
- History of the USCG
- Introduction to Computing
- Engineering Mechanics – Statics
- Cultural Perspectives
- Calculus II
- Personal Defense I
- Principles of Fitness and Wellness II
- Physics I
THIRD CLASS YEAR (Sophomore)
Fall Semester
- Analytical Methods in Engineering
- Electrical Engineering I
- Transition to Object Oriented Programming
- Professional Rescuer
- Physics II
- Applications in Navigation Lab
- Organizational Behavior and Leadership
Spring Semester
- Signals, Systems and Transforms
- Digital Circuits and Computer Systems
- Computer Communications and Networks
- Multivariable Calculus
- Lifetime Sports I: Racquetball
- Lifetime Sports II: Golf
- Ships and Maritime Systems
SECOND CLASS YEAR (Junior)
Fall Semester
- Linear Circuits
- Ethics
- Probability Theory
- Essentials of Economics
- Major Area Elective
- *Free Elective
Spring Semester
- Digital Signal Process
- Automatic Control Systems
- Personal Defense II
- Lifetime Sports III: Tennis
- Maritime Watch Officer
- Engineering Elective
- *Math/Science Elective
FIRST CLASS YEAR (Senior)
Fall Semester
- Communication Systems
- Capstone Project/Electrical Engineering I
- Law
- Physical Education
- *Major Area Elective
- Physical Education
- *Free Elective
Spring Semester
- Capstone Project: Electrical Engineering II
- Engineering Ethics
- Global Studies
- Atmospheric and Marine Sciences
- Selected Topics for the 100 Ton Master
- Selected Topics for the 100 Ton Master Lab
- Physical Education
- *Engineering Elective
