College of Engineering
B.S. Electrical Engineering
2023-2024 Texas Common Course Numbering System Transfer Guide
http://registrar.unt.edu/transfer-guides Last Revised: June 9, 2023
This four-year plan provides a model for on-time completion of this UNT program using as many TCCNS courses as possible. The four-year plan also shows the rst point when
no TCCNS options are available for this program. See the current
Undergraduate Catalog
for course prerequisites. Course availability at UNT is subject to change, and the plan
shown below may change based on updates to UNT’s course offerings.
* EE 4000-Level Electives are chosen from EENG 4010, 4310, 4330, 4340, 4350, 4410, 4510, 4520, 4710, 4760, 4810, 4850 & 4900, or an equivalent upper-level electrical engi-
neering course with department approval.
UNT Courses noted (#) do not have TCCNS equivalents, but have approved transferable substitutions.
FIRST YEAR FALL FIRST YEAR SPRING
UNT Requirement TCCNS Option UNT Requirement TCCNS Option
MATH 1710 MATH 2313 or 2413
MATH 1720 MATH 2314 or 2414
ENGL 1310 ENGL 1301
PHYS 1710/1730 PHYS 2425 or 2325/2125
EENG 1910# ENGR 1201 TECM 2700 ENGL 2311
UNT Core: Creative Arts See list of approved courses EENG 2710/2711 ENGR 2406 or 2306/2106
CHEM 1410/1430 or
CHEM 1415/1435
CHEM 1411 or 1311/1111 UNT Core: American History See list of approved courses
SECOND YEAR FALL SECOND YEAR SPRING
UNT Requirement TCCNS Option UNT Requirement TCCNS Option
MATH 2730 MATH 2315 or 2415
CSCE 1030 COSC 1336 or 1436
PHYS 2220/2240 PHYS 2426 or 2326/2126
EENG 2620/2621 N/A
EENG 2610/2611 ENGR 2405 or 2305/2105 MATH 2700 MATH 2318 or 2418
MATH 3410 MATH 2320 or 2420 EENG 2920 N/A
UNT Core: American History See list of approved courses
UNT Core: Language,
Philosophy and Culture
See list of approved courses
THIRD YEAR FALL THIRD YEAR SPRING
UNT Requirement TCCNS Option UNT Requirement TCCNS Option
MATH 3180 N/A
EENG 3920 N/A
EENG 3410/3411 N/A
EENG 3520 N/A
EENG 3510/3511 N/A EENG 3710 N/A
EENG 3910 N/A EENG 3810/3811 N/A
UNT Core: Social & Behavioral Science See list of approved courses PSCI 2305 GOVT 2305
FOURTH YEAR FALL FOURTH YEAR SPRING
UNT Requirement TCCNS Option UNT Requirement TCCNS Option
PSCI 2306 GOVT 2306
EENG 4990 N/A
EENG 4910 N/A
EE Elective* (4000-Level) N/A
EE Elective N/A EE Elective* (4000-Level) N/A
EE Elective* (4000-Level) N/A
EE Elective* (4000-Level) N/A
EE Elective*(4000-Level) N/A
College of Engineering
B.S. Electrical Engineering
2023-2024 Texas Common Course Numbering System Transfer Guide
ENGL 1301; and ENGL 1302 or 2311
A grade of 'C' or better is required on courses applied toward this
requirement.
ENGL 2311 is required for all B.S. Electrical Engineering majors.
UNT Core: Mathematics
This requirement will be met by fullling the B.S. Electrical Engineering program
requirements (see next column).
This requirement will be met by fullling the B.S. Electrical Engineering program
requirements (See next column).
• Admission to the university does not guarantee admission to the College of Engineering. To be admitted to the College of Engineering, students must meet
the requirements listed under “Admission Requirements”.
• Please refer to the four-year plan on page one for a recommended schedule. Students interested in completing an associate’s degree at a community college
may consult with a College of Engineering advisor about concurrent enrollment options.
http://registrar.unt.edu/transfer-guides Last Revised: June 9, 2023
Electrical Engineering: Major Requirements
TCCNS options:
• ENGR 1201 (approved substitution)
• ENGR 2405 or 2305/2105
• ENGR 2406 or 2301/2106
Courses listed above are TCCNS options and do not include all courses required
for the UNT Electrical Engineering major.
Courses Recommended for Transfer
The UNT Core requirements are shown with Texas Common Course Numbering System values only when UNT offers equivalent courses. There may be other
courses in transfer that apply toward the specic degree requirement, but those listed are known to apply.
UNT Core: Communication
UNT Core: Life & Physical Sciences
UNT Core: American History
Two courses from: HIST 1301, 1302, 2301
UNT Core: Government/Political Science
GOVT 2305 and 2306
UNT Core: Creative Arts
One course from: ARTS 1301 or 1304; DRAM 1310; MUSI 1306 or 1307; SPCH
2341
UNT Core: Core Option Courses
This requirement will be met by fullling the B.S. Electrical Engineering program
requirements (see next column).
UNT Core: Language, Philosophy and Culture
One course from: ARTS 1303; ENGL 2321, 2326, 2331, 2332, 2333, 2341, or 2351;
HIST 2321 or 2322; PHIL 1301, 1304, 2303, or 2306
UNT Core: Social & Behavioral Sciences
One course from: ANTH 2346 or 2351; COMM 1307; CRIJ 1301; ECON 2301
or 2302; GEOG 1303; PSYC 2301 or 2330; SOCI 1301; SOCW 2361; SPCH
1318; TECA 1354
TCCNS options:
Required course in Computer Science and Engineering:
• COSC 1336 or 1436
Required course in Technical Writing:
• ENGL 2311 (also fullls a portion of Communication core
requirements)
Required Courses in Mathematics:
• MATH 2313 or 2413 (also fullls Mathematic core requirements).
• MATH 2314 or 2414 (also fullls a portion of Core Option core
requirements)
• MATH 2315 or 2415
• MATH 2318 or 2418
• MATH 2320 or 2420
Required Courses in Laboratory Science:
• CHEM 1411 or 1311/1111
• PHYS 2425 or 2325/2125
• PHYS 2426 or 2326/2126
Laboratory Courses listed above fulll Life & Physical Sciences core and a
portion of Core Option core requirements.
A grade of ‘C’ or better is required for all major courses and other courses
requirements.
Courses listed above are TCCNS options and do not include all courses required
for the UNT Electrical Engineering major.
Electrical Engineering: Other Course Requirements
College of Engineering
B.S. Electrical Engineering
2023-2024 Texas Common Course Numbering System Transfer Guide
http://registrar.unt.edu/transfer-guides Last Revised: June 9, 2023
Special Notes
Hours Required and General/College Requirements: A minimum of 120
semester hours, of which 36 must be advanced, and fulllment of degree
requirements for the Bachelor of Science degree as specied in the general
university requirements section of the UNT catalog and the College of
Engineering requirements.
UNT Core Curriculum/Transfer of Core Curriculum: UNT complies with the
mandate of the Texas Legislature regarding Core Requirements for state-
assisted institutions. Students who successfully complete the common core
curriculum (in whole or in part) at a Texas state-assisted institution of higher
education are eligible to transfer as “core complete” for those categories in the
UNT University Core Curriculum.
Individual academic programs may require courses contained in parts of the
University Core Curriculum. Students who wish to take courses that will fulll
both core and major/program requirements simultaneously should check with
academic advisors for assistance in selecting core courses.
Choice of Catalog: Any student transferring directly from a Texas public
community college to UNT shall have the same choice of catalog designating
degree requirements as the student would have had if the dates of attendance
at the university had been the same as the dates of attendance at the
community college.
The College of Engineering required curriculum and policies are located in the
undergraduate catalog
under the corresponding catalog year.
For additional program and contact information, visit the College of Engineering
Student Advising website at http://engineering.unt.edu/advising.
College of Engineering: Admission Requirements
Admissions to the College of Engineering is contingent on clear admissions to
the university.
Freshman applicants will be admitted to the College of Engineering in an
Engineering program based on their high school graduation rank and SAT/ACT
scores. See below for the full requirements:
Engineering Technology Programs: Freshman applicants to the Construction
Engineering Technology or Mechanical Engineering Technology programs must
have a math SAT score of 570 or better, or a math ACT score of 22 or better.
Construction Management: Freshman applicants to the Construction
Management program are automatically admitted when their admissions to the
university is met.
Math Courses: Enrollment in mathematics classes for entering freshmen will be
determined in accordance with criteria established by the Department of
Mathematics.
Transfer, International and Post-Baccalaureate: Transfer applicants must have a
minimum 2.0 GPA in math/science/engineering courses and be eligible to enroll
in MATH 1710 (Calculus I; TCCNS: MATH 2313 or 2413) or higher. MATH 1650
(Pre-Calculus; TCCNS: MATH 2312 or 2412) completed with a grade of ‘C’ or
higher is a prerequisite to enroll in MATH 1710/Calculus I.
Students not meeting the admission requirements for the major to be directly
enrolled in a degree major in the College of Engineering will be supported
through enrollment as a pre-major in their corresponding program.
Students classied as pre-majors will be reclassied into their respective major
within the College of Engineering upon completing the corresponding course
listed below with a ‘C’ or higher and a student in good standing:
ACT
SAT
(Feb ‘16 or prior)
SAT
(March ‘16 or after)
Top 25%
Math score of 23+
and a composite
score of 23+
Math score of 570+
and a total score of
1070+
Math score of 590+
and a total score of
1140+
Top 50%
Math score of 24+
and a composite
score of 24+
Math score of 600+
and a total score of
1100+
Math score of 620+
and a total score of
1170+
Below 50%
Math score of 26+
and a composite
score of 26+
Math score of 630+
and a total score of
1180+
Math score of 650+
and a total score of
1250+
No Ranking
Math score of 24+
and a composite
score of 24+
Math score of 600+
and a total score of
1100+
Math score of 620+
and a total score of
1170+
Pre-major Grade of ‘C’ or higher
Pre-Computer Science CSCE 1030
Pre-Information Technology CSCE 1030
Pre-Computer Engineering CSCE 1030
Pre-Electrical Engineering MATH 1710
Pre-Mechanical and Energy Engineering MATH 1710
Pre-Biomedical Engineering MATH 1710
Pre-Materials Science and Engineering MATH 1710
Pre-Mechanical Engineering Technology MATH 1710
Pre-Construction Engineering Technology MATH 1710
