MA/MS in Computer Engineering

This master's degree in electrical and computer engineering gives students a firm grounding in theory and applied practice across machine learning, data science, parallel processing, communication systems, control systems, signal processing, networking and security. The flexible curriculum features small classes and chances to join faculty research. Students choose a capstone project, a thesis or an all-class plan, completing 30 credit hours in roughly 18 to 24 months. Evening classes are offered on campus and online. Courses are taught by faculty who emphasise applied practice alongside theory, and the degree is designed to advance careers or prepare students for further study. Applicants can request information or apply through the university website, and the program office can explain the formats, schedules and requirements that apply.