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Funding Sources


Utah Valley University utilizes a Planning, Budgeting, and Assessment (PBA) process to allocate new and reallocate existing resources (including tuition from enrollment growth). As part of this process, the College of Technology and Computing (T&C) continually assesses student demand in all of its programs and identifies and prioritizes initiatives for funding consideration. Given historic and projected enrollment growth, UVU anticipates additional tuition revenue from growth sufficient to support the proposed budget. Further, new base funding provided through the Engineering Initiative can be directed to support this program.

Reallocation


No reallocation is anticipated.

Impact on Existing Budgets


Since the computer engineering emphasis has been in existence since 2001, the impact on the existing budgets will be minimal once the new degree is approved. The new degree will use the existing administrative structure to support its operation.

Appendix A: Program Curriculum



All Program Courses

Course Number

Title

Credit Hours

General Education







ENGL 1010

Introduction to Writing

3.0

ENGL 2020

Intermediate Writing: Science and Technology

3.0

American Institutions choice

American Institutions choice

3.0

PHIL 2050

Ethics and Values

3.0

HLTH 1100

Personal Health and Wellness

2.0

or PES 1097

Fitness for Life




COMM 1020

Public Speaking

3.0

COMM 2110

Interpersonal Communications

3.0

Fine Arts Choice

Fine Arts Choice

3.0

Biology Choice

Biology Choice

3.0




Sub-Total

26.0

Core Courses







MATH 1210

Calculus I*

5.0

MATH 1220

Calculus II

5.0

MATH 2210

Calculus III

3.0

MATH 2040

Principles of Statistics

4.0

PHYS 2210

Physics for Scientists and Engineers I**

4.0

PHYS 2215

Physics for Scientists and Engineers I Lab

1.0

PHYS 2220

Physics for Scientists and Engineers II**

4.0

PHYS 2225

Physics for Scientists and Engineers II Lab

1.0

CHEM 1210

Principles of Chemistry I

4.0

CHEM 1215

Principles of Chemistry I Lab

1.0

CS 1400

Fundamentals of Programming

3.0

CS 1410

Object-Oriented Programming

3.0

CS 2300

Discrete Structures I

3.0

CS 2420

Introduction to Algorithms and Data Structures

3.0

CS 2600

Computer Networks I

3.0

CS 2810

Computer Organization and Architecture

3.0

COMP 301R

Digital Lecture Series

1.0

CS 305G

Global Social and Ethical Issues in Computing

3.0

CS 3060

Operating Systems Theory

3.0

CS 3240

Introduction to Computational Theory

3.0

CS 4380

Advanced/High-Performance Computer Architecture

3.0

EENG 1020

Computer Eng Problem Solving with Matlab

1.0

EENG 2700

Digital Design I

3.0

EENG 2705

Digital Design I Lab

1.0

EENG 2250

Circuit Theory

3.0

EENG 2255

Circuit Theory Lab

1.0

EENG 3720

Interfacing to Microprocessors

3.0

EENG 3740

Digital Design II

3.0

EENG 3750

Engineering Analysis

3.0

EENG 3770

Signals and Systems

3.0

EENG 4730

Embedded Systems

3.0

EENG 4760

Electronic Systems

3.0

EENG 4765

Electronic Systems Lab

1.0

EENG 4800

Computer Engineering Senior Design Project

3.0













Sub-Total

94.0

Elective Courses







Any CS 3000 or 4000 level class

Any CS or EENG 3000 or 4000 level class

6.0




Sub-Total

6.0

Track/Options (if applicable)










Sub-Total







Total Number of Credits

126.0

* Fulfills general education math requirement

** Fulfills general education physical science requirement


New Courses to be Added in the Next Five Years

No new courses are needed to implement the degree. The necessary courses are already delivered in the Computer Engineering emphasis in the Computer Science BS degree.



Appendix B: Program Schedule



Computer Engineering
1st Semester

MATH 1210 Calculus I 5.0

CS 1400 Fundamentals of Programming 3.0

EENG 1020 Computer Eng Problem Solving with Matlab 1.0

ENGL 1010 Introduction to Writing 3.0

GE Elective Biology 3.0

Total 15.0

2nd Semester

MATH 1220 Calculus II 5.0

PHYS 2210 Physics for Scientists and Eng. I 4.0

PHYS 2215 Physics for Scientists and Eng. I Lab 1.0

CS 1410 Object Oriented Programming 3.0

CS 2810 Computer Organization and Architecture 3.0

Total 16.0

3rd Semester

PHYS 2220 Physics for Scientists and Eng. II 4.0

PHYS 2225 Physics for Scientists and Eng. II Lab 1.0

CS 2420 Introduction to Algorithms and Data Structures 3.0

EENG 2700 Digital Design I 3.0

EENG 2705 Digital Design I Lab 1.0

EENG 3750 Engineering Analysis 3.0

Total 15.0


4th Semester

MATH 2210 Calculus III 3.0

CHEM 1210 Principles of Chemistry I 4.0

CHEM 1215 Principles of Chemistry I Lab 1.0

EENG 2250 Circuit Theory 3.0

EENG 2255 Circuit Theory Lab 1.0

ENGL 2020 Intermediate Writing–Sci/Tech 3.0

Total 15.0


5th Semester

CS 2300 Discrete Structures I 3.0

CS 2600 Computer Networks I 3.0

CS 3060 Operating Systems Theory 3.0

COMP 301R Digital Lecture Series 1.0

EENG 3720 Interfacing to Microprocessors 3.0

COMM 2110 Interpersonal Communication 3.0

Total 16.0

Computer Engineering (cont.)
6th Semester

MATH 2040 Principles of Statistics 4.0

CS 3240 Introduction to Comp. Theory 3.0

EENG 3740 Digital Design II 3.0

EENG 3770 Signals and Systems 3.0

COMM 1020 Public Speaking 3.0

Total 16.0

7th Semester

CS 305G Global Social and Ethical Issues in Computing 3.0

CS 4380 Advanced/High Performance Comp. Arch. 3.0

EENG 4730 Embedded Systems 3.0

Technical Elective 3.0

GE Elective Health/PE 2.0

GE Elective American Institutions 3.0

Total 17.0

8th Semester

EENG 4760 Electronic Systems 3.0

EENG 4765 Electronic Systems Lab 1.0

EENG 4800 Computer Engineering Senior Design Project 3.0

Technical Elective 3.0

PHIL 2050 Ethics and Values 3.0

GE elective Fine Arts 3.0

Total 16.0
TOTAL HOURS BSCE PROGRAM 126.0

Appendix C: Faculty

The following salaried faculty will be supporting the proposed new program:


Charles Allison M.S. Applied Math/Computer Science University of Arizona 1985

  • Completed Ph.D. coursework in Applied Math/CS, University of Arizona

  • Over 20 years industrial experience

Roger K. deBry Ph.D. Electrical Engineering University of Utah 1973



  • Over 25 years as a practicing engineer with IBM

Brian Durney Ph.D. Computer Science University of Oregon 1994



  • 17 years of teaching experience at BYU Hawaii and UVU

  • 3 years industrial experience

Dennis Fairclough M.S. Electrical Engineering University of Santa Clara 1968



Neil Harrison M.S. Computer Science Purdue University 1982



  • Ph.D. Student Computer Science University of Groningen

  • 24 years industrial experience

  • 5 years teaching experience

Dave Heldenbrand M.S. Computer Science John Hopkins University 1991



  • Over 18 years teaching experience in Computer Science

Kirk Love M.S. Computer Science Brigham Young University 1987



  • Over 26 years industrial experience

  • 10 years of teaching experience

Afsaneh Minaie Ph.D. Electrical Engineering University of Oklahoma 1989



  • BS and MS in Electrical Engineering

  • 4 years industrial experience

  • 17 years teaching experience in Electrical and Computer Engineering

Keith Olsen Ph.D. Mathematics University of Utah 1965



Cheol Hwan Oh Ph.D. Electrical and Computer Eng. Purdue University 2005



  • 2 years post-doctoral research experience

  • 3 years teaching experience

Todd Peterson Ph.D. Computer Science University of Alabama 1999



  • 10 years teaching experience

Reza Sanati-Mehrizy Ph.D. Computer Science University of Oklahoma 1987



  • 20 years teaching experience

Timothy D. Stanley Ph.D. Electrical Engineering University of New Mexico 1985



  • 22 years industrial experience

  • 8 years teaching experience

  • CS faculty, UVU since 2011

Curtis Wellborn Ph.D. Computer Science Texas Tech. University 2005



  • 20 years of industrial experience

  • 5 years teaching experience

The following adjunct faculty will be supporting the program:


Abraham Teng Ph.D. Mechanical Engineering Brigham Young University

10 years industrial experience in software production and automation projects


Charles Knadler Ph.D. Computer Science, George Washington University

36 years of industrial experience in software development


Harold Harken M.S. Computer Engineering, Air Force Institute of Technology

25 years of industrial experience in software development


John Jolley B.S. Computer Science, Utah Valley University

18 years of industrial experience in software development






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