Reference: Understanding your Transition Plan

Special Elective Codes on Transition Plans

Elective labels tagged with NONE are electives your advisor removed from the term as they balanced your course work.

Minors

MSOE and the EECS Department in particular are adding new minors with the switch to semesters. These include the following. Full information will be available when the updated academic catalog is published in January, 2023.

Data Science Minor

(Not available to CS majors.)

For CPEs (and other majors that have a year of required software design courses), this minor consists of:

These courses must be taken in order, plus CSC4801 has a prerequisite of a statistics course such as MA262 or MTH2480. A practicum is an applied project course.

These classes meet CPE program/technical (and free) elective requirements.

Electrical Engineering Minor

(Not available to EE majors.)

CPEs are already required to take many courses in the EE minor. To earn the minor, CPEs follow the rule that they must take at least 6 credits not specifically required for their major. Note that these courses can be used to meet the CPE program or free elective requirements.

Computer Engineering Minor

(Not available to CPE majors.)

Math Minor

This applies to 2023 sophomores and to most 2023 juniors. Students further along in the curriculum should consult with their advisor if they did not complete the minor on the quarter system.

Distilling the new, semester-based, math minor requirements relative to the CPE major requirements, CPEs need to take 2 additional math classes to earn the math minor, which may be 0, 1, or 2 additional classes in total beyond their CPE major requirements:

  1. Fulfills CPE free elective: MTH2130 Calculus III (3rd semester calculus) for 4 credits
  2. For students entering on the semester system, fulfills MSOE General Education 6d elective: A 3000- or 4000- level class from an approved list. More options may be added. All of these have 3 credits and the prerequisites are from among CPE-required classes or MTH2130 Calculus III:
    • MTH3340 Abstract Algebra with Applications
    • MTH3410 Applied Regression Analysis
    • MTH4130 Complex Analysis
    • MTH4150 Partial Differential Equations

The General Education 6d requirement applies to students who enter on the semester system. Students entering before the conversion (including freshmen in 2022-23) do not have a 6d elective and instead have humanities and social science credit counts that their advisors are ensuring are met on their transition plans.