Electrical and Computer Engineering (MS)

The Electrical and Computer Engineering MS allows students to complete advanced study in various areas of electrical and computer engineering. The program prepares students for various industry positions requiring or benefiting from additional competency in various areas of electrical and computer engineering and provide a postgraduate degree suitable for pursuing a doctoral program in engineering. The program is designed to serve the following: those engineers in business and industry who want to continue their formal engineering education at the postgraduate level; new engineering graduates who want to increase their depth of knowledge and develop an area of specialization; those graduates from other related science and engineering disciplines who want to broaden their backgrounds by pursuing engineering studies at the graduate level.

Program Requirements

Program Requirements

Common Core

EE600 is required; Choose another 3 Credit(s) from EE601 or EE612.

EE 600 Design Methods 3 credits

Application of EE computer modeling and simulation tools. Design of experiments, Taguchi methods, automated data acquisition, and analysis methods.

Prerequisites: none

EE 601 Linear Systems Analysis 3 credits

This course covers the analysis of continuous and discrete multivariate systems, linear models of stochastic and non-stochastic systems, and analog and digital sampled data systems. Issues examined include controllability, stability, observability, tensor properties, signal spectra, state equations, optimization, and computer simulation. A variety of case studies of advanced systems also examined.

Prerequisites: none

EE 612 Computer Architecture Design 3 credits

A treatment of computer architecture covering new technological developments, including details of multiprocessor systems. Special emphasis will be devoted to new concepts. Architectures of FPGAs and CPLDs will be explored and Hardware Description Languages such as VHDL and VERILOG will be used in project assignments.

Prerequisites: none