Program Planning
To prepare for success at the master’s level, LEAP students build a foundation in engineering with undergraduate courses prior to beginning their master’s degree program. The courses below are part of the LEAP foundational course plan. Any course that you have completed with a grade of B or higher, prior to joining LEAP do not need to be repeated. The only course that you must have completed before joining LEAP is Calculus 1 for math and science majors.
When you matriculate into LEAP, you will work with our staff and faculty to design your unique program of study based on your academic and professional background.
LEAP foundational core courses:
Math: Calculus II, Differential Equations, Multivariate Calculus*
Science: Physics I & II
Engineering: Intro. to Programming for Engineers
* Not required for the ECE program.
Program-specific classes:
These classes will prepare you to transition to your master’s program in the following areas:
Program-Specific Biomedical Engineering Classes
Math: Computational Linear Algebra, Probability Statistics & Data Science
Science: General Chemistry for ENG Sciences, Molecular Cell Biology, Physics 2, 1 elective based on focus area
Engineering: Engineering Mechanics, Biomedical Measurements I, Biomedical Signals & Controls or Signals & Systems
Program-Specific Electrical and Computer Engineering Classes
Math: Linear Algebra/Discrete Math
Science: Physics 2
Engineering: Applied Algorithms, Intro to Logic Design, Intro to Software Engineering, 4 electives based on focus area
Program-Specific Electrical Engineering Classes
Math: Probability Statistics & Data Science
Engineering: Electric Circuit Theory, Intro to Electronics, Signals & Systems, 3 electives based on focus area.
Program-Specific Materials Science and Engineering Classes
Science: Chemistry I or General Chemistry for ENG Sciences, Elementary Modern Physics, Intro to Materials Science, Physics 2, 1 chemistry elective based on focus area
Engineering: Energy & Thermodynamics, Engineering Mechanics, 2 ENG elective based on focus area.
Program-Specific Mechanical Engineering Classes
Math: Computational Linear Algebra
Engineering: Computer Aided Design, Electric Circuit Theory, Engineering Mechanics, Energy & Thermodynamics, Fluid Mechanics, Mechanics of Materials, 1 elective based on focus area
Program-Specific Product Design and Manufacture Classes
Engineering: Computer Aided Design, Electric Circuit Theory, Engineering Mechanics, Energy & Thermodynamics, Fluid Mechanics, Mechanics of Materials, 1 elective based on focus area
Program-Specific Systems Engineering Classes
Math: Computational Linear Algebra, Probability Statistics & Data Science
Engineering: 6 electives based on focus area