A PROPOSAL FOR UPDATINGA PROPOSAL FOR UPDATINGTHE ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING THE ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

SCIENCESCIENCEAND APPLIED ELECTRICAL ENGINEERINGAND APPLIED ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

CURRICULACURRICULADecember 1995December 1995

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PROPOSAL OUTLINESPROPOSAL OUTLINESPROPOSAL OUTLINESPROPOSAL OUTLINES

Introduction and main objectivesIntroduction and main objectives Main features of the EE science programMain features of the EE science program Electrical Engineering Science CurriculumElectrical Engineering Science Curriculum Changes to the EE science programChanges to the EE science program Justification for the changesJustification for the changes Comparison to ABET minimum Comparison to ABET minimum

requirementsrequirements Comparison to American UniversitiesComparison to American Universities

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PROPOSAL OUTLINES contd.PROPOSAL OUTLINES contd.PROPOSAL OUTLINES contd.PROPOSAL OUTLINES contd.

Main features of the AEE science programMain features of the AEE science program Applied Electrical Engineering CurriculumApplied Electrical Engineering Curriculum Comparison to ABET minimum Comparison to ABET minimum

requirementsrequirements Advantages of the proposed programAdvantages of the proposed program Implementation planImplementation plan New curriculum course list and descriptionNew curriculum course list and description

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MAIN OBJECTIVESMAIN OBJECTIVES

THE FOLLOWING WAS CONSIDERED DURING THE REVISIONTHE FOLLOWING WAS CONSIDERED DURING THE REVISION INPUT FROM DEPT. FACULTY MEMBERS & GROUPSINPUT FROM DEPT. FACULTY MEMBERS & GROUPS INPUT FROM UNIVERSITY GRADUATESINPUT FROM UNIVERSITY GRADUATES COMPARISONS WITH TOP SCHOOLS IN THE UNITED COMPARISONS WITH TOP SCHOOLS IN THE UNITED

STATESSTATES ABET REQUIREMENTS ABET REQUIREMENTS UNIVERSITY & COLLEGE REQUIREMENTSUNIVERSITY & COLLEGE REQUIREMENTS

TO STRENGTHEN THE PROGRAMS BY INTRODUCING LARGERTO STRENGTHEN THE PROGRAMS BY INTRODUCING LARGERCOMPONENT OF DESIGN AND COMPUTER USAGE AND APPLYINGCOMPONENT OF DESIGN AND COMPUTER USAGE AND APPLYING THE RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN INSTRUCTIONAL SOFTWARETHE RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN INSTRUCTIONAL SOFTWAREAND COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN. AND COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN.

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MAIN FEATURES OF THE PROPOSED EE SCIENCE MAIN FEATURES OF THE PROPOSED EE SCIENCE PROGRAMPROGRAM

MAIN FEATURES OF THE PROPOSED EE SCIENCE MAIN FEATURES OF THE PROPOSED EE SCIENCE PROGRAMPROGRAM

General Education RequirementsGeneral Education Requirements 69 SCH69 SCH Core RequirementsCore Requirements 48 SCH48 SCH ElectivesElectives 16 SCH16 SCH Summer TrainingSummer Training (Pass/Fail)(Pass/Fail) 0 SCH0 SCH

Total RequirementsTotal Requirements 133 SCH133 SCH

Electrical Engineering Science Curriculum(Proposed)

Second year(Freshman)CHEM 101 General Chemistry 3 4 4 ENGL 102 English Composition II 3 0 3ENG 101 English Composition I 3 0 3 IAS 200 Arabic Rhetoric 2 0 2IAS 111 Islamic Ideology 2 0 2 MATH 102 Calculus II 3 3 4MATH 101 Calculus I 3 3 4 PE 102 Physical Education II 0 2 1PE 101 Physical Education I 3 3 4 ICS 101 Computer Programming 2 3 3PHYS 101 General Physics I 3 3 4 PHYS 102 General Physics II 3 3 4

14 12 18 13 11 17Third year(Sophomore)EE 200 Logic Circuits 3 3 4 EE 212 Electric Circuits II 3 0 3EE 201 Electric Circuits I 3 3 4 EE 203 Electronics I 3 3 4MATH 201 Calculus III 3 0 3 MATH 202 Elem Diff Equations 3 0 3ME 203 Thermodynamics 3 0 3 EE 205 Signals & Systems 3 0 3

ENGL 214 Technical Report Writing 3 0 3PHYS 203 Physics for EE 3 0 3IAS 222 The Quran & Sunnah 2 0 2

15 6 1717 3 18

Fourth year(Junior)EE 303 Electronics II 3 3 4 EE 340 Electromagnetic 3 3 4EE 360 Elect. Energy Eng. 3 3 4 EE 380 Control Eng. 3 3 4EE 370 Communication Eng. 3 3 4 EE 390 Digital System Eng. 3 3 4MATH 302 Math for EE 3 0 3 EE 315 Probabilistic Methods in EEEngrs. 3 0 3IAS 300 Arabic Terminology 2 0 2 SE 301 Numerical Methods 3 0 3

15 9 1814 9 17

Fifth year(Senior)EE 409 Senior Design Project 0 3 3 IAS 400 Technical Arabic Syntax 2 0 2EE xxx EE Elective I 3 0 3 EE xxx Elective III 3 0 3EE xxx EE ElectiveII 3 0 3 EE xxx Elective IV 3 3 4CIM xxx CIM Elective 3 0 3 XX xxx Technical Elective 3 0 3IAS 333 The Islamic System 2 0 2 IAS xxx IAS Elective 2 0 2

11 3 14 13 3 14

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CHANGES TO THE EE SCIENCE PROGRAMCHANGES TO THE EE SCIENCE PROGRAM

Deleted Courses :Deleted Courses : CE 101CE 101 Engineering GraphicsEngineering Graphics 1-3-21-3-2 CHEM 102CHEM 102 Chemistry IIChemistry II 3-3-43-3-4 PE 201, 202PE 201, 202 Physical EducationPhysical Education 0-0-

2-12-1

0-2-10-2-1 CE 201CE 201 StaticsStatics 3-3-

0-30-3 ME 201ME 201 DynamicsDynamics 3-0-33-0-3

Total Credit hours deletedTotal Credit hours deleted 14 14

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CHANGES TO THE EE SCIENCE PROGRAMCHANGES TO THE EE SCIENCE PROGRAM

Modified Courses :Modified Courses : SCH changeSCH change MATH electiveMATH elective Replaced by MATH 3XXReplaced by MATH 3XX 00 STAT 315STAT 315 Replaced by EE 315Replaced by EE 315 00 MATH 101MATH 101 +1+1 MATH 102MATH 102 +1+1 ICS 101ICS 101 Computer ProgrammingComputer Programming +1+1 EE 409EE 409 Senior design projectSenior design project +1+1 EE 202EE 202 3-0-3 instead of 3-3-43-0-3 instead of 3-3-4 -1 -1 EE 4XXEE 4XX 3-0-3 instead of 3-3-43-0-3 instead of 3-3-4 -1 -1

Total Credit hours changeTotal Credit hours change +2+2

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CHANGES TO THE EE SCIENCE PROGRAMCHANGES TO THE EE SCIENCE PROGRAM

Added Courses :Added Courses : PHYS 2XXPHYS 2XX Physics for EEPhysics for EE 3-0-33-0-3 EE 205EE 205 Signals & SystemsSignals & Systems 3-0-33-0-3

Total Credit hours addedTotal Credit hours added 6 6

Total SCH in the proposed programTotal SCH in the proposed program

= 139 - 14 + 2 + 6 = 133 SCH= 139 - 14 + 2 + 6 = 133 SCH

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ABET COMPARISONA) GENERAL REQUIREMENTS

ABET COMPARISONA) GENERAL REQUIREMENTS

1.1. Math and basic sciencesMath and basic sciences ABET minimum requirements:ABET minimum requirements: 3232 Current Curriculum :Current Curriculum : 4141 Proposed Curriculum : Proposed Curriculum :

MATH 101, 102, 201, 202, 3XXMATH 101, 102, 201, 202, 3XX 1717 PHYS 101, 102, 203PHYS 101, 102, 203 1111 CHEM 101CHEM 101 4 4 SE 301SE 301 3 3 EE 205, EE 315EE 205, EE 315 2 2

TOTALTOTAL 3737

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ABET COMPARISONABET COMPARISON

2.Engineering topics2.Engineering topics ABET minimum requirements:ABET minimum requirements: 4848 Current Curriculum Current Curriculum :: 4949 Proposed CurriculumProposed Curriculum : :

EE - REQUIRED COURSESEE - REQUIRED COURSES 4343 ME -203ME -203 3 3 TECHNICAL ELECTIVETECHNICAL ELECTIVE 3 3

TOTALTOTAL4949

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ABET COMPARISONABET COMPARISON

3.Humanities & Social Sciences3.Humanities & Social Sciences ABET minimum requirements:ABET minimum requirements: 1616 Current Curriculum Current Curriculum :: 1717 Proposed CurriculumProposed Curriculum : :

IAS 111, 222, 333, xxxIAS 111, 222, 333, xxx 8 8 ENGL 101, 102, 214ENGL 101, 102, 214 9 9

TOTALTOTAL1717

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ABET COMPARISONABET COMPARISON

4.Other Courses4.Other Courses ABET minimum requirements:ABET minimum requirements: Not SpecifiedNot Specified Current Curriculum Current Curriculum :: 1818 Proposed CurriculumProposed Curriculum : :

IAS 200, 300, 400IAS 200, 300, 400 6 6 CIM xxxCIM xxx 3 3 PE 101, 102PE 101, 102 2 2 ICS 101ICS 101 3 3

TOTALTOTAL 1414

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ABET COMPARISONB) EE PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS

ABET COMPARISONB) EE PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS

ABET minimum requirements:ABET minimum requirements:“ “ DEPTH & BREADTH in EE fieldsDEPTH & BREADTH in EE fields””

Current Curriculum :Current Curriculum : 1616 Proposed Curriculum : Proposed Curriculum :

EE ElectivesEE Electives 1313 EE DesignEE Design 3 3

TOTALTOTAL1616

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ABET COMPARISON (A SUMMARY)ABET COMPARISON (A SUMMARY)

ABET min. Requirements

KFUPM (Current)

KFUPM (Proposed)

Math/science 32 41 37Engineering 48 49 49

Humanities/others 16 33 31EE program

REQUIREMENTSDepth &

Breadth in EE16 16

Total 139 133

A COMPARISON BETWEEN KFUPM AND AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES

Univ. Texas Arlington

Wash. Hous-ton

Colorado State

Michi-gan

USC Illin-ios

Noter Dame

Avg. KFUPM Current

KFUPM Proposed

MATH 19 16 15 17 16 20 20 18 17.63 15 17PROB./STAT 3 EE - 3 - 3 EE 3EE 3 EE 3 2.25 3 3PHYSICS 8 10 12 10 11 12 15 14 11.50 8 11CHEMISTRY 3 6 4 5 5 4/0 8 7 5.43 8 4PROGRAM 4 3 3 3 3 2 3 3 3.00 2 3GRAPHICS - 3 - - - - - - 3.00 2 -STAT./DYNA. 3 - - 4 - - - - 3.50 6 -THERMO./MATER. 3 - 7 3 3 0/4 3 - 3.80 3 3ENGLISH 9 8 12 6 7 8 7 6 7.88 9 9HUMAN./ARAB 21 20 21 10 17 20 18 21 18.50 14 14MANAG./EC. - 3 3 3 - - - - 3.00 3 3EE-REQUIRED 51 36 33 49 33 45 32 38 39.63 42 44EE-ELECTIVE 16 21 12 12-18 15-21 13 12 14.80 14 13PE 0 2 0 0.67 4 4OTHERS 6 9 5 4 18-12 6-0 6 9 6.50 6 6TOTAL 130 130 139 128 128 135 128 131 131.13 139 135

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COMPARISON TO US UNIVERSITIES (A SUMMARY)

COMPARISON TO US UNIVERSITIES (A SUMMARY)

Univ. Texas Arlington

Wash. Hous-ton

Colorado State

Michi-gan

USC Illin-ios

Noter Dame

KFUPM Current

KFUPM Proposed

MATH/SCIENCE 33 32 34 36 38 39 46 42 41 37ENGINEERING 57 61 61 64 57 60-67 48 50 63 65HUMANITIES 21 20 21 10 17 26-20 18 21 17 17OTHERS 19 17 23 18 16 10 16 18 18 14TOTAL 130 130 139 128 128 135 128 131 139 133

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MAIN FEATURES OF THE PROPOSED APPLIED EE MAIN FEATURES OF THE PROPOSED APPLIED EE PROGRAMPROGRAM

MAIN FEATURES OF THE PROPOSED APPLIED EE MAIN FEATURES OF THE PROPOSED APPLIED EE PROGRAMPROGRAM

General Education RequirementsGeneral Education Requirements 66 SCH66 SCH Core RequirementsCore Requirements 45 SCH45 SCH ElectivesElectives 13 SCH13 SCH Co-op Work RequirementsCo-op Work Requirements 9 SCH 9 SCH

Total RequirementsTotal Requirements 133 SCH133 SCH

Second year(Freshman)CHEM 101 General Chemistry 3 4 4 ENGL 102 English Composition II 3 0ENG 101 English Composition I 3 0 3 IAS 200 Arabic Rhetoric 2 0IAS 111 Islamic Ideology 2 0 2 MATH 102 Calculus II 3 3MATH 101 Calculus I 3 3 4 PE 102 Physical Education II 0 2PE 101 Physical Education I 3 3 4 ICS 101 Computer Programming 2 3PHYS 101 General Physics I 3 3 4 PHYS 102 General Physics II 3 3

14 12 18 1311 17

Third year(Sophomore)EE 200 Logic Circuits 3 3 4 EE 202 Electric Circuits II 3 0EE 201 Electric Circuits I 3 3 4 EE 203 Electronics I 3 3MATH 201 Calculus III 3 0 3 MATH 202 Elem Diff Equations 3 0ME 203 Thermodynamics 3 0 3 EE 2xx Int. to Signals & System 3 0IAS 222 The Quran & Sunnah 2 0 2 ENGL 214 Technical Report Writing 3 0

14 6 16 15 3

Summer Session

CIM XXX CIM Elective 3 0 3IAS 333 The Islamic System 2 0 2

5 0 5Fourth year

(Junior)EE 303 Electronics II 3 3 4 EE 340 Electromagnetic 3 3EE 360 Int. to Elect. Enrg.Eng. 3 3 4 EE 380 Int. to Control Eng. 3 3EE 370 Int. to Comm. Eng. 3 3 4 EE 390 Int. to Digital System Eng 3 3MATH 3xx Math for EE 3 0 3 EE 3XX Probability for Engrs. 3 0IAS 300 Arabic Terminology 2 0 2 SE 301 Numerical Methods 3 0

14 9 17 159 18

Summer SessionEE 350 Cooperative Work 0 0 0

Fifth year(Senior)EE 351 Coop 0 0 9 EE xxx Elective I 3

0 3EE xxx Elective II 3

0 3EE xxx Elective III 3 3IAS 400 Technical Arabic Syntax 2 0XX xxx Technical Elective 3 0

3IAS xxx IAS Elective 2 0

16 3Total credits required in Degree Program: 133

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ABET COMPARISON (AEE)A) GENERAL REQUIREMENTS

ABET COMPARISON (AEE)A) GENERAL REQUIREMENTS

1.1. Math and basic sciencesMath and basic sciences ABET minimum requirements:ABET minimum requirements: 3232 Current Curriculum :Current Curriculum : 4141 Proposed Curriculum : Proposed Curriculum :

MATH 101, 102, 201, 202, 3XXMATH 101, 102, 201, 202, 3XX 1717 PHYS 101, 102PHYS 101, 102 8 8 CHEM 101CHEM 101 4 4 SE 301SE 301 3 3 EE 205, EE 315EE 205, EE 315 2 2

TOTALTOTAL 3434

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ABET COMPARISON (AEE)ABET COMPARISON (AEE)

2.Engineering topics2.Engineering topics ABET minimum requirements:ABET minimum requirements: 4848 Current Curriculum Current Curriculum :: 4949 Proposed CurriculumProposed Curriculum : :

EE - REQUIRED COURSESEE - REQUIRED COURSES 4343 ME -203ME -203 3 3 TECHNICAL ELECTIVETECHNICAL ELECTIVE 3 3

TOTALTOTAL4949

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ABET COMPARISON (AEE)ABET COMPARISON (AEE)

3.Humanities & Social Sciences3.Humanities & Social Sciences ABET minimum requirements:ABET minimum requirements: 1616 Current Curriculum Current Curriculum :: 1717 Proposed CurriculumProposed Curriculum : :

IAS 111, 222, 333, xxxIAS 111, 222, 333, xxx 8 8 ENGL 101, 102, 214ENGL 101, 102, 214 9 9

TOTALTOTAL1717

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ABET COMPARISON (AEE)ABET COMPARISON (AEE)

4.Other Courses4.Other Courses ABET minimum requirements:ABET minimum requirements: Not SpecifiedNot Specified Current Curriculum Current Curriculum :: 1818 Proposed CurriculumProposed Curriculum : :

IAS 200, 300, 400IAS 200, 300, 400 6 6 CIM xxxCIM xxx 3 3 PE 101, 102PE 101, 102 2 2 ICS 101ICS 101 3 3

TOTALTOTAL 1414

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ABET COMPARISON (AEE)B) EE PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS

ABET COMPARISON (AEE)B) EE PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS

ABET minimum requirements:ABET minimum requirements:“ “ DEPTH & BREADTH in EE fieldsDEPTH & BREADTH in EE fields””

Current Curriculum :Current Curriculum : 2121 Proposed Curriculum : Proposed Curriculum :

EE ElectivesEE Electives 1010 EE Co-operative WorkEE Co-operative Work 9 9

TOTALTOTAL1919

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ADVANTAGES OF THE PROPOSED PROGRAMADVANTAGES OF THE PROPOSED PROGRAM

Addition of 1 Hour for EE 409 & ICS 101 each.Addition of 1 Hour for EE 409 & ICS 101 each. Strengthen math and physics contents of the program.Strengthen math and physics contents of the program. Linear systems concepts are presented in EE 2xx.Linear systems concepts are presented in EE 2xx. A New course that covers probabilistic methods in A New course that covers probabilistic methods in

electrical engineering EE 315electrical engineering EE 315 New CIM elective.New CIM elective. Reduction of # Labs by 2 Labs.Reduction of # Labs by 2 Labs. New courses will emphasize design concepts & use of New courses will emphasize design concepts & use of

computers.computers. Satisfies the latest ABET requirements.Satisfies the latest ABET requirements. New electives to follow recent developments.New electives to follow recent developments.

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IMPLEMENTATION PLAN(Assuming the new curriculum is introduced in (961)

IMPLEMENTATION PLAN(Assuming the new curriculum is introduced in (961)

Students graduate according to the curriculum they enter Students graduate according to the curriculum they enter by total credit hours.by total credit hours.

EE 202 (old & new) will run in parallel for approx. 2 years.EE 202 (old & new) will run in parallel for approx. 2 years. EE 300 level courses are offered as per new description.EE 300 level courses are offered as per new description. Old students are advised to take MATH 3xx as Tech. Old students are advised to take MATH 3xx as Tech.

elective before taking EE 340, 380.elective before taking EE 340, 380. Offer MATH 3xx as MATH elective for old students.Offer MATH 3xx as MATH elective for old students. All EE electives are to be offered according to new All EE electives are to be offered according to new

curriculum.curriculum. EE 315 is to be offered from (961). All students can take it EE 315 is to be offered from (961). All students can take it

instead of STAT 315.instead of STAT 315. New EE 202, 205 will be offered starting (972).New EE 202, 205 will be offered starting (972).

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TENTATIVE LISTOF NEW EE ELECTIVE COURSES

TENTATIVE LISTOF NEW EE ELECTIVE COURSES

EE 457 Digital Communication Electronics (3-3-4) EE 4XX Analog active filter design (3-3-4) EE 4XX Introduction to satellite communications

(3-0-3) EE 4XX Introduction to quantum electronics(3-0-3) EE 4XX Integrated circuit design and analysis (3-0-3) EE 4XX Process Control (3-3-4) EE 4XX Industrial instrumentation (3-3-4) EE 4XX Introduction to robotics (3-0-3)