Graduation Policy for undergradate

1. Minimum credits for graduation: 132 credits.
2. Common compulsory: 33 credits; Professional Required: 69 credits; Professional Electives: 30 credits (Students should at least take one of classes with mark◎)
3. Professional elective credits for cross-department (or cross-university) are up to 15 credits at most upon approval. For interdisciplinary study, major elective credits are at least 2 credits for inter-departmental course taking, 6 credits for inter-collegiate course taking before graduation. The same course cannot be taken twice no matter which department held by.
4. For graduation, students must pass “Teaching of Technical Fundamentals” courses of “ Fundamental Experiment Classes” with mark “◆” and “Fundamental Theory Classes” with mark “◇”.
5.  “Internship” credits are common required credits. Students who pass “Semester Practical Training” course can waive “Internship” course, but should take other major elective credits for fulfilling the “Internship” credits. Relevant internship courses, such as “Semester Practical Training (I) and (II)”, etc. can be up to 18 credits at most upon approval.
6. Students cannot take the class “Experiments for Optoelectronics Experiments (II) ” without passing “Experiments for Optoelectronics Experiments (I)
7. 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.
8. If the department chairman or the curriculum committee agrees that students take courses at cooperation schools by Joint Dual-Degree Agreement, the courses can be adopted as graduation 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. Students are required to complete at least 18 credits of Liberal Arts (LA) Education curriculum in which the Aesthetics & Arts, History & Culture, Democracy, Nature, and Innovation & Entrepreneurship are 5 core curriculum for EOE students. Students are required to take one 2-credit course from each of the core curriculum and earn total 10 credits of LA. For the other 8 credits of LA, students can take the courses from any LA curriculum.
11. If students finish second professional specialty module course of other departments, those credits count for cross-disciplinary courses.
12. The freshman course, Electrical Engineering and Information Technology, is a major elective course as demanded by the College of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science. Students must enroll in this course to fulfill the graduate requirements.
13. 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.
14. Before graduating, students of the College of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science must finish the following cross-disciplinary courses.
    1. A student must go to each department of the College to take at least one 2-credits professional elective course, total not lower than 9 credits. Those credits earned from the cross-disciplinary courses count for the university level required cross-disciplinary courses for at least 2-credit course offered by the other departments in the College of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science. In the same time, those credits earned from the cross-disciplinary courses count at most 15 credits for the credits for graduation. However, cross-disciplinary courses do not include the following courses: Special Project, Seminar, Internship, etc.
    2. A student must take at least two courses (at least total 6 credits) from other departments, which are not in the College of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, 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. 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.

List of Credits for Academic Year 2018, Four-Year Program, Department of Electro-Optical Engineering