Master of Science in Electrical and Computer Engineering
Master of Science in Electrical and Computer Engineering Leadership
Doctor of Philosophy in Computer Engineering
Doctor of Philosophy in Electrical Engineering

Students may complete the Master of Science in Electrical and Computer Engineering degree program on either a part-time, or continuous full-time basis. Students may pursue PhD programs on a basis consistent with the residence requirements for the degree as shown below. The ECE curriculum includes areas of concentration in communications and signal processing; computer engineering; control systems and signal processing; electromagnetics, plasma, optics; electronic circuits, semiconductor devices, and microfabrication; and power systems, power electronics, and motion control.

ECE courses typically carry four semester hours of credit. Full-time students are responsible for meeting with their faculty advisers early in their program of study to determine an appropriate sequence of coursework. Part-time students should follow the requirements prescribed below and confer with their faculty advisers as needed.