Computer Engineering Major (CMPE), BS

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Requirements

Liberal Arts: 27 Hours

All majors at Harding are required to complete the 47-hour Liberal Arts program. The following Liberal Arts requirements are met within the content of the major:

Chemistry and mathematics satisfy 6 hours of Inquiry, Investigation, and Reasoning.
BIOL 3120 satisfies 3 hours of Inquiry, Investigation, and Reasoning and 3 hours of Self and Society.
ENGR 3100 satisfies 4 hours of Self and Society. According to Arkansas State Law, international students are required to take POLS 1787 , which will increase the number of hours for the major.
ENGR 1010 satisfies 3 hours of Aesthetics and the Creative Spirit.

Recommended:

BDOC 2030 and BHIS 3040 or BHIS 3050 will count toward the Historical and Literary Perspective and reduce the number of required Bible/electives.

Major: 97 Hours

BIOL 3120 - Environmental Science Credit Hours: 3
CHEM 1040/1040L - College Chemistry I Credit Hours: 4
* COMP 1700 - Software Development Credit Hours: 5
COMP 2450 - Data Structures Credit Hours: 3
COMP 2680 - Computer Architecture and Assembler Programming Credit Hours: 3
COMP 3010 - Software Engineering Credit Hours: 3
COMP 3100 - Operating Systems Concepts Credit Hours: 3
COMP 3110 - Data Communication and Networking Credit Hours: 3
COMP 3450 - Object Oriented Programming Credit Hours: 3
EENG 2300 - Fundamentals of Electrical Engineering Credit Hours: 3
and EENG 2300L - LAB: Fundamentals of Electrical Engineering Credit Hours: 1
EENG 2210 - Circuits II Credit Hours: 3
and EENG 2210L - LAB: Circuits II Credit Hours: 1
EENG 2400 - Digital Logic Design Credit Hours: 3
and EENG 2400L - LAB: Digital Logic Design Credit Hours: 1
EENG 3200 - Electronics Credit Hours: 3
and EENG 3200L - LAB: Electronics Credit Hours: 1
EENG 3500 - Digital Signal Processing Credit Hours: 3
EENG 4200 - Microprocessors and Microcontrollers Credit Hours: 2
and EENG 4200L - LAB: Microprocessors and Microcontrollers Credit Hours: 2
ENGR 1010 - Introduction to Engineering Credit Hours: 2
ENGR 3100 - Engineering Economics Credit Hours: 3
ENGR 4201 - Engineering Design Project I Credit Hours: 2
ENGR 4202 - Engineering Design Project II Credit Hours: 2
ENGR 4890 - Engineering Ethics and Professionalism Credit Hours: 1
ENGR 4900 - Engineering Professional Development Credit Hours: 0
MATH 2350 - Analytics and Calculus I Credit Hours: 4
MATH 3300 - Analytics and Calculus II Credit Hours: 4
MATH 3530 - Discrete Mathematical Structures Credit Hours: 3
MATH 3350 - Analytics and Calculus III Credit Hours: 3
MATH 3400 - Applied Probability and Statistics for Engineers Credit Hours: 3
MATH 4330 - Differential Equations Credit Hours: 3
PHYS 2110 - University Physics I Credit Hours: 3
and PHYS 2110L - LAB: University Physics I Credit Hours: 1
PHYS 2120 - University Physics II Credit Hours: 3
and PHYS 2120L - LAB: University Physics II Credit Hours: 1

3 hours from:

EENG 3300 - Digital Electronics Credit Hours: 3
EENG 3400 - Signals and Systems Credit Hours: 3
EENG 3800 - Energy Conversion Systems Credit Hours: 3
ENGR 3301 - Human-Centered Design Project I Credit Hours: 2
and ENGR 3302 - Human-Centered Design Project II Credit Hours: 1
ENGR 4450 - Robotics Credit Hours: 3

3 hours from:

CENG 3850 - Telecommunications Credit Hours: 3
COMP 2500 - Web Development Credit Hours: 3
COMP 3150 - Ethical Hacking Credit Hours: 3
COMP 3280 - Numerical Methods Credit Hours: 3
COMP 3490 - Applied Algorithms Credit Hours: 3
COMP 4250 - Parallel Programming Credit Hours: 3
COMP 4299 - Machine Learning Credit Hours: 3
COMP 4300 - Artificial Intelligence Credit Hours: 3
COMP 4310 - Web Development II Credit Hours: 3
COMP 4750 - Selected Topics Credit Hours: 3
ENGR 3011 - Design Build Compete I Credit Hours: 1
and ENGR 3012 - Design Build Compete II Credit Hours: 1
and ENGR 3013 - Design Build Compete III Credit Hours: 1
ENGR 3301 - Human-Centered Design Project I Credit Hours: 2
and ENGR 3302 - Human-Centered Design Project II Credit Hours: 1
ENGR 4450 - Robotics Credit Hours: 3

Note(s):

* COMP 1500 and COMP 1510 may be substituted with permission.

Remaining Bible/Electives: 4 Hours

Two additional Bible classes. If BDOC 2030 and BHIS 3040 or BHIS 3050 are not taken to satisfy liberal arts requirements, then additional Bible classes will be required.

See Bible Class Enrollment policy here.

Total Hours: 128

Note(s):

Engineering majors have the following Liberal Arts substitutions: BDOC 2030 is a substitute for a World Literature course. BHIS 3040 or BHIS 3050 may be taken for 2 or 3 hours and is a substitute for a Western Civilization course. ENGR 1010 is a substitute for Art, Music, or Theatre Appreciation. ENGR 3100 is a substitute for ECON 2010 and BUS 2510 .

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Computer Engineering Major (CMPE), BS

Requirements

Liberal Arts: 27 Hours

Major: 97 Hours

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Remaining Bible/Electives: 4 Hours

Total Hours: 128

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