MA/MS in Computer Engineering

The Master of Science in Computer Engineering gives advanced preparation in computer systems, networks and artificial intelligence, with attention to both hardware and software. Students can choose among eight specialization areas, including circuits, control and robotics, e-mobility and signal processing, and may add an AI or autonomous driving concentration. The degree can be earned with a six-credit thesis or without one, and it needs thirty credits of coursework. Full-time students finish in one to two years, and part-time study suits working professionals. The curriculum is shaped by an advisory board of industry representatives, and GRE scores are optional. Alumni and industry input keep the curriculum current, and the department says the program offers a solid background for further doctoral study. The page also highlights low overall cost and the availability of scholarships and on-campus jobs.