Bachelor of Science

Demand for connected devices and technologies continue to grow. The Internet of Things Engineering minor teaches the concepts, tools and hands-on skills needed to create systems and devices that combine sensing, computation, and communication. From wireless networks to digital circuits, security to distributed computing, the minor prepares students from various engineering and non-engineering backgrounds to design and implement IoT solutions to their field of expertise.

The following 4 unit courses totaling 24 units are required for the minor degree:

• EE 109L* Introduction to Embedded Systems
• EE 250L Distributed Systems for the Internet of Things
• EE 355x Software Design for Electrical Engineers
    -or-
  CSCI 201L Principles of Software Development
• CSCI 430 Computer and Network Security
• EE 450 Introduction to Computer Networks
• EE 451 Parallel and Distributed Computation

*EE 109L requires prior C/C++ programming experience. Students may take the prerequisite (EE 155, CSCI 102, or CSCI 113) or TAC 165 or self-study and take the EE 109 (Programming) Placement exam.

The minor requires a minimum of 16 of the units above be new coursework and not taken as a requirement for another degree.

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