Electrical & Computer Engineering
Master of Science
Master of Science
Course Delivery
Total Credits
Credit Hour
Minimum Duration
A graduate degree at MSU will enable you to develop the intellectual skills you need to compete among the best engineers in the world and you will receive world-class training preparing you for a fulfilling career in industry, research, or teaching.
Graduate study in the Department is organized into three groups: Computer Engineering, Electrosciences, and Systems. Within these groups are areas of specialization, as follows:
Graduates will be prepared for a variety of careers across the field of electrical and computer engineering. Additionally, MSU College of Engineering alumni earn highly competitive salaries, with the average salary for masters-level engineering student exceeding $109,000, according to PayScale. Common career options for graduates include software engineer, electrical engineer, computer engineer, control systems engineer and more.
Dr. Tim Hogan is a professor in the College of Engineering where his research specializes in electronic materials, including temperature dependent electrical conductivity, Seebeck coefficient, thermal conductivity, Hall effect, and current vs. voltage measurements for materials and devices.
A minimum of 18 credits at the 800 level or above.
ECE 813 - Advanced VLSI Design (3 Credits)
ECE 820 - Advanced Computer Architecture (3 Credits)
ECE 821 - Advanced Power Electronics and Applications (3 Credits)
ECE 835 - Advanced Electromagnetic Fields and Waves I (3 Credits)
ECE 851 - Linear Control Systems (3 Credits)
ECE 863 - Analysis of Stochastic Systems (3 Credits)
ECE 874 - Physical Electronics (3 Credits)
The university reserves the right to make changes in the types, structures, rates for fees, and tuition. Every effort will be made to give as much advance notice as possible.
A graduate degree at MSU will enable you to develop the intellectual skills you need to compete among the best engineers in the world and you will receive world-class training preparing you for a fulfilling career in industry, research, or teaching.
Graduate study in the Department is organized into three groups: Computer Engineering, Electrosciences, and Systems. Within these groups are areas of specialization, as follows:
Graduates will be prepared for a variety of careers across the field of electrical and computer engineering. Additionally, MSU College of Engineering alumni earn highly competitive salaries, with the average salary for masters-level engineering student exceeding $109,000, according to PayScale. Common career options for graduates include software engineer, electrical engineer, computer engineer, control systems engineer and more.
Dr. Tim Hogan is a professor in the College of Engineering where his research specializes in electronic materials, including temperature dependent electrical conductivity, Seebeck coefficient, thermal conductivity, Hall effect, and current vs. voltage measurements for materials and devices.
A minimum of 18 credits at the 800 level or above.
ECE 813 - Advanced VLSI Design (3 Credits)
ECE 820 - Advanced Computer Architecture (3 Credits)
ECE 821 - Advanced Power Electronics and Applications (3 Credits)
ECE 835 - Advanced Electromagnetic Fields and Waves I (3 Credits)
ECE 851 - Linear Control Systems (3 Credits)
ECE 863 - Analysis of Stochastic Systems (3 Credits)
ECE 874 - Physical Electronics (3 Credits)
The university reserves the right to make changes in the types, structures, rates for fees, and tuition. Every effort will be made to give as much advance notice as possible.
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