Master of Science in Engineering - Electrical and Computer Engineering Curriculum


You are able to pursue our Master of Science in Engineering – Electrical and Computer Engineering degree if you have a Bachelor’s degree from an engineering discipline from an ABET-accredited program. Engineering technology degrees will not be considered for the Engineering programs.

The Curriculum for MSE - Electrical and Computer Engineering consists of ten 4-credit courses or 40 credit hours. Electives must be chosen so that at least six of the courses are 600-level.

Required Course

ECE-610 - Modeling of Dynamic Systems

Non-Engineering Courses

Two of the following non-engineering courses must be chosen. Another course, which is a 600-level course, may be chosen as a free elective:

BUSN-659 -  International Business
ECON-513 -  Micro/Macro Economic Concepts & Applications
FINC-619 -  Financial Management

A student may opt to do an MS thesis for four credits in lieu of a 600-level ECE course.

At least six of the following courses must be chosen.  Another course may be taken as a free elective.

EE-520 - Electronic Circuits & Systems
EE-524 - Fuel Cell System Integration and Packaging
EE-530 - Digital Control Systems
EE-580 - Automotive Electronic Systems
EE-582 - Robot Dynamics and Control
EE-584 - Wireless Communications for Automotive Applications
ECE-630 - Advanced Digital Signal Processing
ECE-642 - Electric Machine Drives
ECE-648 - Electromagnetic Compatibility
ECE-682 - Mobile and Wireless Computing

Free Elective

Any 600 level course (may be from the above, but not required)