ECS Summer Courses

The School of Engineering & Computer Science offers several courses during the summer terms. There are many advantages to taking summer courses:

• Higher interaction with professors
• Smaller class sizes
• Easier access to high-demand courses
• More focus and time can be placed on rigorous courses
• Increased opportunity for students to graduate in 4 years or earlier, which could mean a significant financial gain
• Potential for students to take lighter course loads during the fall/spring semesters, which could lead to a higher GPA and better job prospects

 

During Summer 2019, ECS plans to offer the following courses:

May Minimester (May 15 - June 3):

CSI 2334 - Intro to Computer Systems

 

Summer I (June 4 - July 9):

CSI 1430 - Intro to Computer Science I

EGR 3305 - Social/Ethical Issues in Engineering

ME 4305 - Sustainable Engineering

 

Summer II (July 11 - August 14):

CSI 1440 - Intro to Computer Science II

CSI 2350 - Discrete Structures

EGR 1302 - Engineering Analysis

ELC 2320 - Circuit Theory for Non-ECE Majors {ONLINE}

ELC 2330 - Electrical Circuit Theory {ONLINE}

 

Full Summer Term (June 4 - August 14):

CSI 3334 - Data Structures

BME 4396 - Cardiovascular Engineering & Instrumentation {ONLINE}

ELC 4332 - Automatic Control Theory {ONLINE}

ELC 4335 - Systems Modeling and Control {ONLINE}

ME 4325 - Dynamic Systems {ONLINE}

 

Please visit the Baylor Summer website for the most up-to-date schedule of classes, as well as information about tuition and housing options. Current Baylor students can contact their assigned advisor to be cleared for summer registration. Non-Baylor students can contact ECS_Advising@baylor.edu for more information about applying to Baylor and registering for classes.