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The Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering offers programs of
study leading to the degrees of Master of Science in Electrical
Engineering and Master of Science in Computer Engineering. These
programs offer high-level graduate courses and a close student-faculty
interaction. The master's program requires 30 semester credit hours of
study, including at least 21 course credits and up to 9 credits of
research. Students may elect to write a thesis or choose a non-thesis
option. The main objective of the graduate programs is to provide a
balance of theory and practical knowledge needed either to practice in
the profession or to advance to a doctoral program.
Certificate Programs
Various graduate Certificate programs are offered by the department. These are designed for the working engineering professional who wishes to expand his/her technical expertise.
In addition, since 1998, graduate courses have been offered at off-campus sites
and via distance education. Graduate certificate concentration areas include:
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Masters of Science in Electrical Engineering (MSEE)
students may specialize in:
- Communications and Signal Processing
- Microwave Systems, Photonics, and Antennas
- Solid State Devices and Electronics
- Intelligent Systems and Control
- Electric Power Systems and Control
- Digital Systems
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Masters of Science in Computer Engineering (MSCPE)
students may specialize in:
- Digital Systems and VLSI Design
- Software Engineering
- Computer Systems Architecture
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