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Home > Academics > Minor in Electrical Engineering > Overview and Description Minor in Electrical EngineeringThe purpose of the minor in Electrical Engineering is to give students in other fields of study a good basic background in Electrical Engineering. The 16-unit core provides an introduction to four basic areas of modern Electrical Engineering – basic electrical circuit theory, electronics, linear signals and systems, and digital logic and computer architecture. Elective courses provide opportunities for additional breadth or depth in a particular area. Students interested in the Electrical Engineering minor must meet with the Program Head of Electrical and Computer Engineering and complete the Electrical Engineering Minor Program Approval Form The minor is intended for students who have satisfied the following prerequisite requirements:
The minor may be satisfied by a minimum of 22 units (not including prerequisite units) distributed as follows:
To earn a minor in Electrical Engineering, a student must complete at least 12 of the required 22 core and elective units at SFSU. All courses in the minor must be taken with letter grades (CR/NC is not acceptable). Home > Academics > Minor in Electrical Engineering > Overview and Description Home | Prospective Students | Current Students | Alumni | Faculty / Staff | News San Francisco State University |
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