Second Majors for students in the College of Arts and Sciences
College Students can apply for Electrical Science (ES) or Systems Science (SS) as a second major within the College. Under this program, a College student will receive one diploma from the College of Arts and Sciences with a dual major (note that this option is only for students in the College, not Engineering students). To enroll, students must complete the Application for Second Major for Non-Engineering Students.
Electrical Science Requirements:
Second Majors with the College typically require 12-13 CUs. Math and Natural Science requirement does not count in the 12-13 CUs.
- Required Courses (6.5 cu’s): ESE 2240, ESE 2150, ESE 2180, CIS 1100 or ENGR 1050, CIS 1200 or CIS 2400
- Area Electives (3 cu’s): Three courses from Advanced Courses Section of most recent EE CPG
- Specialization Electives (1 cu): Any one other ESE course
- Lab Elective (1 cu): One Lab from Design and Projects Courses Section of most recent EE CPG
- Minimal Mathematics and Natural Science background required: PHYS 0140, 0141; MATH 104, 114, 0240
Systems Science Requirements:
- Required Courses (6.5 cu’s): ESE 2040, ESE 2100, ESE 2240, ESE 3030, CIS 1100 or ENGR 1050, CIS 1200
- Area Electives (2 cu’s): Two Information Systems Electives from most recent SSE CPG
- Management Elective (1 cu): One Technology Management Elective from most recent SSE CPG
- Lab Elective (1 or 1.5 cu): One Lab from System Design Section of most recent SSE CPG
- Societal Elective (1 cu): One Societal Problem Application Elective from most recent SSE CPG
- Minimal Mathematics and Natural Science background required: PHYS 0140, 0141; MATH 104, 114, 0240; ESE 3010 or STAT 4300 and ESE 3020 or STAT 4310, MATH 3120 or EAS 205
Undergraduate Program:
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ESE Advising Contact:
Undergraduate Program Coordinator
Office: Room 203 Moore
Email: eseugrad@seas.upenn.edu