UCSC CE Department's fulfillment of Professional Component B The professional component includes: one and one-half years of engineering topics, consisting of engineering sciences and engineering design appropriate to computer engineering

These courses help fulfill this professional component:

• CE12C via all core topics
• CE107 via all skills and core topics
• CE110 via all skills and core topics
• CE100 via all skills, all core topics, and all core lab exercises
• CE113 via Skills 1 through 4, Core Topics 2 through 5, and Core Lab Exercises 1-3
• CE117 via all skills, topics, and exercises
• CE121 via all skills and lab exercises
• CE123 via all skills and core lab exercises
• CE123 via all skills, topics, and exercises
• CE125 via all skills, topics, and exercises
• CE126 via all skills, topics, and exercises
• CE150 via all core topics
• CE151 via Core Topics 1 through 7
• CE152 via all core topics
• CE154 via all skills and core topics
• CE155 via Skills 1 and 2
• CE173 via all skills and core topics
• CE177 via all core topics
• CS12a via all skills and all Core Topics
• CS12b via all skills, core topics, and core lab exercises
• CS13 via all skills and Core Topics
• CS101 via all skills and all Core Topics
• CS104a via all skills
• CS104b via all skills, core topics, and labs
• CS111 via Skills 1 through 6, Core Topics 1 though 14, and Core Lab exercises 1 through 4
• CS115 via skills and core topics
• CS116 via all Core Topics
• EE70 via skills, core topics, and core lab exercises
• EE103 via all skills and core topics
• EE126 via all skills and core topics
• EE129 (at SJSU) via all skills and core topics
• EE130 via all skills and core topics
• EE135 via all skills and core topics
• EE136 via all skills and core topics
• EE145 via all skills, core topics, and labs
• EE151 via all skills and core topics
• EE153 via all skills and core topics
• EE154 via all skills and core topics
• EE171 via all skills and core topics
• EE178 via all skills and core topics.

• The CE department's monitoring and feedback (as written by Cyrus Bazeghi)
  Component B requires a year and a half of engineering topics, consisting of engineering sciences and engineering design, which is exceeded by our requirements listed above. All students must take the capstone design course (ce123a, and ce123b); The prerequisites for this class alone would satisfy the requirements for Component b. This course consists of both a classroom component and a lab intensive component and focuses around a substantial design project.

  The requirements, for example, include CE121/L, CE100/L, EE70/L, CE12C/L, CS12A, and CS12B, which would take a minimum of one and one half years to complete with concurrent enrollment in some classes.

  We get short-to-medium-term feedback on the engineering topics from the core exam (which includes questions from CE 107).

• The EE department's monitoring and feedback (as written by Hamid Sadjadpour)
  The EE department tests this component by checking pre-requisite of each course to make sure each student is taking all engineering courses (short-term) and checking each student's transcript who applies for graduation that they have taken all engineering courses (mid-term) and then alumni and employer survey (long-term) to check if they have really taken all necessary Electrical Engineering courses and use this as a feedback to change the curriculum.