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Electrical and Computer Engineering (Graduate) All 4000-level courses may be applied toward master’s degree requirements subject to limits established by the department and approval of the graduate adviser.
Classified graduate standing is required for admission to all 5000 level courses
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• EE 5620 - Advanced Digital Control Systems
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• EE 5630 - Optimal Control Theory
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• EE 5640 - Nonlinear Control Systems
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• EE 5820 - Neural Computation
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• EE 5940 - Graduate Design and Research Methodology
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• EE 5960 - Comprehensive Examination
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• EE 5970 - Graduate Research
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• EE 5980 - Graduate Directed Study
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• EE 5990 - Thesis
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Electronics and Internetworking (Undergraduate) All 4000-level courses may be applied toward master’s degree requirements, subject to limits established by the department and approval of the graduate adviser.
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• TECH 1200 - Practical Electronics
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• TECH 2900 - Tech Program Applicable
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• TECH 4210 - Internetworking Technology
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• TECH 4220 - Router Configurations
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• TECH 4230 - Intermediate Routing and LAN Switching
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• TECH 4240 - Wide Area Networks
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• TECH 4720 - Photovoltaic Applications
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• TECH 4740 - Fuel Cell Applications and Hydrogen Infrastructure
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English (Undergraduate) Eligibility for courses that satisfy the General Education written communication requirement (ENGL 1005A/B, and ENGL 1010) will be determined by the results of the English Placement Test (EPT), which students must take before they may register for any of these courses.
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• ENGL 1000 - Supplemental Writing Practice
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• ENGL 1004 - Introduction to College Writing
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• ENGL 1005A - College Writing I
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• ENGL 1005B - College Writing II
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• ENGL 1010 - Accelerated College Writing
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• ENGL 1050 - Argumentative Writing and Critical Thinking
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• ENGL 1665 - Introduction to Science Fiction
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• ENGL 2010 - Intermediate College Writing (3)
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• ENGL 2030 - Introduction to Technical Writing
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• ENGL 2070 - Beginning Creative Writing
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• ENGL 2090 - Introduction to Playwriting
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• ENGL 2100 - Language and Society
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• ENGL 2260 - A Journey Through World Cinema
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• ENGL 2310 - Gods, Monsters, and Heroes in World Mythology
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• ENGL 2600 - Literary Los Angeles
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• ENGL 2665 - Multicultural Science Fiction
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• ENGL 2700 - Why Literature Matters
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• ENGL 2710 - Contemporary World Literature
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• ENGL 2730 - Fictions of Gender and Sexuality
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• ENGL 2760 - Pulp Fictions and Popular Literatures
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• ENGL 2800 - Shakespeare and Popular Culture
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• ENGL 2900 - English Tutorial: Reading and Writing in the Major
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• ENGL 3010 - Advanced College Writing
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• ENGL 3030 - Professional and Technical Writing
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• ENGL 3050 - Issues in Writing Pedagogy
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• ENGL 3060 - Discourse Analysis for Language Studies
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• ENGL 3100 - Readings on the English Language
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• ENGL 3200 - Readings in Theory
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• ENGL 3300 - Readings in Ancient World and Medieval British Literatures
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• ENGL 3400 - Readings in British Literature: Renaissance to Modern
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• ENGL 3600 - Readings in American Literature(s)
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• ENGL 3700 - Readings in Modern and Contemporary World Literatures
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• ENGL 3810 - Literary Explorations of Racism and Justice
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• ENGL 3815 - Money and Meaning
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• ENGL 3820 - The Body in Literature and Culture
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• ENGL 3822 - Ethnicity and Emotions in U.S. Film
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• ENGL 3825 - Psychology in Fairy Tales and Fantasy Literature
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• ENGL 3830 - Gender and Sexuality in Popular Culture
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• ENGL 3835 - Sex and Gender in Language and Literature
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• ENGL 3840 - Aging in Literature
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• ENGL 3850 - Violence, Ethics and Literature
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• ENGL 3855 - Crimes, Scenes, Interpretations: Literature and the Law
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• ENGL 3900 - Research Tutorial and Symposium
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• ENGL 3920 - Statement and Literary Magazine Editing
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• ENGL 3980 - Cooperative Education
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• ENGL 4011 - Practicum in Tutoring English
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• ENGL 4020 - Evolving Literacies, Cultures, and Writing Technologies
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• ENGL 4060 - Writing Nonfiction
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• ENGL 4070 - Writing Fiction
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• ENGL 4080 - Writing Poetry
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• ENGL 4100 - Introduction to Linguistics
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• ENGL 4101 - Introduction to English Linguistics
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• ENGL 4110 - History of the English Language
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• ENGL 4111 - Topics in the History of the English Language
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• ENGL 4120 - Language in Space and Time
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• ENGL 4130 - Language and Culture
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• ENGL 4170 - Modern English Grammar
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• ENGL 4180 - Issues in English Language Teaching
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• ENGL 4200 - Topics in Theory
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• ENGL 4205 - Signs, Texts, Meaning: An Introduction to Semiotics
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• ENGL 4210 - Cultural Studies and Literature
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• ENGL 4260 - Film and Literature
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• ENGL 4303 - The Bible as Literature: Old and New Testaments
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• ENGL 4305 - The Medieval Amatory Tradition
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• ENGL 4306 - The Arthurian Tradition
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• ENGL 4320 - Anglo-American Modernism
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• ENGL 4330 - Transnational Women Writers
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• ENGL 4340 - Diasporic Literatures
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• ENGL 4370 - Greek and Roman Drama in Translation
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• ENGL 4371 - Medieval Drama
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• ENGL 4379 - Modern and Contemporary Poetry
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• ENGL 4401 - Medieval English Literature
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• ENGL 4402 - Dramatic Literature of the English Renaissance
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• ENGL 4403 - The English Renaissance
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• ENGL 4404 - Seventeenth-Century Literature
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• ENGL 4405 - The Augustan Age
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• ENGL 4406 - The Romantic Age
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• ENGL 4407 - The Victorian Age
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• ENGL 4408 - Modern British Literature
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• ENGL 4409 - Contemporary British Literature
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• ENGL 4421 - Chaucer
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• ENGL 4422 - Piers Plowman
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• ENGL 4423 - Shakespeare I: Poetry and Performance
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