List of Credits for Graduation

Academic Year 2022, Four-Year Program, Undergraduate Program of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Department of Computer Science and Information Engineering

YearSemesterRequired
Elective
Course IDCourse NameCreditsHoursLevelNote
1 1 1001002 Physical Education 0.0 2 1 / 4  
1 1 1101007 All-Out Defense Education 0.0 1    
1 1 1400038 English Communication and Application I (ECA Courses) 2.0 3    
1 1 1400100 Campus Custodial Services 0.0 1    
1 1 1400102 First step to achieving the goals of universities and Engineering Ethics 1.0 2    
1 1 1404006 Chinese 2.0 2    
1 1 1420001 College designated dimension curriculum:Humanities and Art 2.0 2 1 / 2  
1 1 1401032 Calculus 3.0 3 1 / 2  
1 1 1401041 Physics 3.0 3 1 / 2  
1 1 1401043 Physics Lab. 1.0 3 1 / 2  
1 1 3601005 Digital Logic Design 3.0 3    
1 1 3601011 Computer Programming 3.0 3  
1 1 5901202 Introduction to Computer Science 3.0 3  
1 1 8200001 Introduction to Programming 2.0 3    
1 1 C501001 Electrical Engineering and Information Technology 1.0 1    
1 2 1001002 Physical Education 0.0 2 2 / 4  
1 2 1400039 English Communication and Application II (ECA Courses) 2.0 3    
1 2 1400099 Service Learning 0.0 1    
1 2 1404007 Practical Application of Chinese Language 2.0 2    
1 2 1420003 College designated dimension curriculum:Nature and Science 2.0 2 1 / 2  
1 2 1401032 Calculus 3.0 3 2 / 2  
1 2 1401041 Physics 3.0 3 2 / 2  
1 2 1401043 Physics Lab. 1.0 3 2 / 2  
1 2 3603054 Linear Algebra 3.0 3    
1 2 5901206 Object-Oriented Programming 3.0 3    
1 2 1102009 All-Out Defense Education 1.0 1    
1 2 3201009 Chemistry 3.0 3    
1 2 5902207 Microprocessor-Based Systems 3.0 3    
2 1 1001002 Physical Education 0.0 2 3 / 4  
2 1 1420001 College designated dimension curriculum:Humanities and Art 2.0 2 2 / 2  
2 1 1420004 College designated dimension curriculum:Innovation and Entrepreneurship 2.0 2 1 / 2  
2 1 14E0003 English for Specific Purposes (ESP Course) 2.0 2 1 / 2  
2 1 3602002 Circuit Theory (I) 3.0 3    
2 1 3603051 Discrete Mathematics 3.0 3    
2 1 5902201 Data Structure 3.0 3    
2 1 3102081 Electronics (I) 3.0 3  
2 1 3102091 Electronics Lab. (I) 1.0 3  
2 1 3103064 Signals and Systems 3.0 3    
2 1 3602001 Engineering Mathematics (I) 3.0 3    
2 1 5902301 Data Communication Systems 3.0 3    
2 1 5902302 Introduction to Information Management 3.0 3    
2 1 6502006 Geometric-Optics 3.0 3    
2 1 6503303 Electromagnetic field and waves(I) 3.0 3    
2 1 6503507 Differential Equations 3.0 3    
2 2 1001002 Physical Education 0.0 2 4 / 4  
2 2 1420003 College designated dimension curriculum:Nature and Science 2.0 2 2 / 2  
2 2 1420004 College designated dimension curriculum:Innovation and Entrepreneurship 2.0 2 2 / 2  
2 2 14E0003 English for Specific Purposes (ESP Course) 2.0 2 2 / 2  
2 2 3603082 Computer Organization 3.0 3    
2 2 3102084 Electronics (II) 3.0 3  
2 2 3102092 Electronics Lab. (II) 1.0 3  
2 2 3102097 Probability 3.0 3    
2 2 3602005 Engineering Mathematics (II) 3.0 3    
2 2 3602051 Computer Algorithms 3.0 3    
2 2 3602059 Circuit Theory (II) 3.0 3    
2 2 3603053 Complex Variables 3.0 3    
2 2 5901211 Digital Logic Design Lab. 2.0 3    
2 2 5902205 Internet Techniques & Applications 3.0 3    
2 2 5902306 Multimedia Technologies and Applications 3.0 3    
2 2 6503304 Electromagnetic field and waves(II) 3.0 3    
2 2 6503309 Introduction to Optoelectronic Engineering 3.0 3    
3 1 1420005 Optional dimension curriculum 2.0 2    
3 1 1420006 Optional dimension curriculum 2.0 2    
3 1 5902206 Database Systems 3.0 3    
3 1 5903204 Special Project(I) 1.0 2    
3 1 1003003 Physical Education 1.0 2    
3 1 5903202 Systems Programming 3.0 3    
3 1 5903203 Computer Networks 3.0 3    
3 1 5903209 Microprocessor-Based-System Lab. 2.0 3    
3 1 5903302 Computer Graphics 3.0 3    
3 1 5903303 Java Techniques & Applications 3.0 3    
3 1 5903304 Computer Architecture 3.0 3    
3 1 5903305 Digital System Design 3.0 3    
3 1 5903306 Electronic Circuits(II) 3.0 3    
3 1 5903307 Electronic Circuits Lab.(II) 1.0 3    
3 1 5903308 Technology Management 3.0 3    
3 1 5904322 Design Pattern 3.0 3    
3 2 1400029 Internship 2.0 40    
3 2 1420007 Optional dimension curriculum 2.0 2    
3 2 3603059 Operating Systems 3.0 3    
3 2 5902209 Object-Oriented Programming Labs 2.0 3    
3 2 5903208 Special Project(II) 3.0 6    
3 2 1003004 Physical Education 1.0 2    
3 2 5903205 Automata Theory 3.0 3    
3 2 5903301 Windows Programming 3.0 3    
3 2 5903309 Technical English 3.0 3    
3 2 5903311 Programming Languages 3.0 3    
3 2 5903312 Device Driver Design 3.0 3    
3 2 5903313 Numerical Methods 3.0 3    
3 2 5903314 Digital Signal Processing 3.0 3    
3 2 5903315 Digital Communications 3.0 3    
3 2 5903317 Introduction to VLSI Design 3.0 3    
4 1 5904202 Special Project(III) 2.0 4    
4 1 1004001 Physical Education 1.0 2    
4 1 5904301 Network Programming 3.0 3    
4 1 5904302 Software Engineering 3.0 3    
4 1 5904303 Study for Certifications of Software Professionals 3.0 3    
4 1 5904304 Electronic Commerce Technologies 3.0 3    
4 1 5904305 Compilers 3.0 3    
4 1 5904307 Digital Signal Processing Lab. 2.0 3    
4 1 5904308 Wireless and Mobile Communication Systems 3.0 3    
4 1 5904309 Computer Peripherals and Interfaces 3.0 3    
4 1 5904310 Information Security 3.0 3    
4 1 5904325 Mobile Internet: Technology & Applications 3.0 3    
4 1 5904326 Video Signal Processing 3.0 3    
4 1 5904327 Random Signals and Systems 3.0 3    
4 1 5904336 Product Planning 3.0 3    
4 2 1004002 Physical Education 1.0 2    
4 2 5904312 Human-Computer Interaction 3.0 3    
4 2 5904313 Digital Image Processing 3.0 3    
4 2 5904315 Artificial Intelligence 3.0 3    
4 2 5904316 Graph Theory 3.0 3    
4 2 5904317 Artificial Neural Networks 3.0 3    
4 2 5904319 Embedded Systems 3.0 3    
4 2 5904320 Introduction to Bioinformatics 3.0 3    
4 2 5904335 Parallel Programming 3.0 3    
4 2 5904342 Patent Application Strategy 3.0 3    

Note :
1.Minimum credits for graduation: 133.
2.University Common Required Credits: 33; Major Required Credits: 55; Major Elective Credits: 45 credits (at most 21 Elective credits of cross-disciplinary courses may be approved to be eligible for graduate credits). Taking courses from the corresponding Electrical Engineering department is regarding as major elective credits; taking other courses not from the corresponding Electrical Engineering department is regarding as cross-disciplinary credits.
3.The seven fundamental courses as demanded by the College of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science include: Circuit Theory I, Circuit Theory II, Electronics I, Electronics II, Linear Algebra, Probability, and Digital Logic Design. Student who receives a failing grade of any of those fundamental courses for the first time is allowed to enroll in and take the same course offered by the departments in the College of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science for the graduate requirements.
4.Junior and Senior students in this program, according to his/her major, can take major elective courses from the corresponding department without limitation of his/her year of university.
5.All undergraduate students are required to reach the minimum level of English proficiency or above as one of the necessary requirements for graduation. For more details on the relevant standards of English proficiency, please consult with the website of the Office of Academic Affairs, National Taipei University of Technology.
6.For the students who take "double-degree" program and go abroad to attend courses in partner schools, their courses should be confirmed as graduation credits by the department chairman or department curriculum committee, subject to the provisions of the agreement.
7.Symbol ◆ represents Teaching of Technical Fundamentals - Fundamental Experiment Classes that include Computer Programming, Electronics Lab (I), and Electronics Lab (II).
Symbol ◇ represents Teaching of Technical Fundamentals - Fundamental Classes include Introduction to Computer Science, Electronics (I), and Electronics (II).
8.The excess credits (more than 9 credits) from the courses "Intern Practice", will not be counted into graduation credits. Students who take "Intern Practice" have an exemption on the common required course "Internships". However, students should take other major elective credits
for fulfilling the "Internships" credits.
9.Students from foreign countries, Hong Kong, and Macao, whose graduating schools are comparable in level and nature to Taiwan’s senior high schools and whose graduating year is equivalent to the 2nd grade of Taiwan’s senior high schools (according to the admission rule 18-1) should take 12 more department major required credits for graduation.
10.The dimension credits stipulated by each college are as follows:College of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science: 4 credits for the humanities and art curriculum, 4 credits for the nature and science curriculum, and 4 credits for the innovation and entrepreneurship curriculum.
After completing 12 credits from the dimensional curriculum designated by the college, the remaining 6 credits are open for selection from these curriculums:humanities and art; Social and Rules of Law; nature and science; innovation and entrepreneurship, until a total of 18 credits of general curriculum are completed for graduation.
11.Before graduating, a student must finish the following cross-disciplinary courses. A student must take at least one course with at least 2 credits offered by the other three departments in the College of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science. A student must take at least two courses from other departments outside the College of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science for at least 6 credits, including: cross campus courses, professional on the job English transition project serious courses, last-mile courses, cross-disciplinary special project courses, and courses offered by the administration for the priority projects. Alternatively, a student must take at least three courses from other departments outside the College of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science for at least 8 credits. Those credits count for cross-disciplinary courses. In addition, it is not allowed to take those course offered by other department that the major department of the student also offers the same course. When necessary, credits earned from other departments can be cumulated without limits.
12.In addition, for those students who have finished the secondary expertise modular courses, are regarded as fulfilling the foregoing cross-disciplinary learning courses.
13.This course guide is effective for students admitted in 2022 fall.