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Undergraduate
English Proficiency
A uniform graduation requirement of the university is that students
demonstrate English proficiency. Evidence for this is a grade
of C- or better in English 102. An equivalent English writing
course may be transferred from a regionally accredited institution.
A "C-" or better in English 101 is required for admission
to the Electrical Engineering Program. and for study of English
102. English 102 must be completed with a grade of "C-"
or better before taking ECE 206L.
All laboratory courses which have ECE 206L in the
chain of prerequisites must necessarily have English 102 as
a prerequisite. This applies to ECE 327L, ECE
419L,
ECE 419L
and ECE 491.
A student may be dropped from any of these courses for not having
the proper prerequisites or may not receive credit in the course
if English 102 is not taken with "C-" or better grade
before entering one of these courses. Technical proficiency
and laboratory performance alone are not sufficient for credit
in the laboratory courses above. One must demonstrate proficiency
in oral and written communication, including formal reports.
Eight Hour Rule
With the exception of MATH 316, students are not to
enroll for 300-level courses and above unless they
are within 8 hours of completion of first and second year
requirements and they are enrolled for the remaining courses.
See page 247 of 1993-95 UNM Catalog for additional details.
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Department of Electrical &
Computer Engineering
MSC01 1100
1 University of New Mexico
Albuquerque, NM 87131-0001
USA
Phone: 1-505-277-2436
Fax: 1-505-277-1439
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