Electrical Engineering (MSEE)

Currently, this program is no longer accepting applications.

The Master of Science in Electrical Engineering program provides you with hands-on experience that will prepare you to take a leading role in the industry. You will learn how to design systems, components and processes in a way that takes into consideration realistic constraints as you specialize with an emphasis in embedded systems, communications, networking, signal processing, controls, or materials/circuits/sensors. 

Program Requirements Electrical & Computer Engineering Graduate Assistantships

Program Highlights

• Designed for full-time and part-time students.
• Developed for working engineers with a mix of face-to-face and online classes.
• Available on campus or completely online.
• Graduate assistantships offered each semester for on-campus students.
• Students develop strong leadership and problem-solving skills working with undergraduate students in power, IC design, EM circuits, communications, networking, controls, and signaling processing courses.
• Elective courses are available in physics, mathematics, computer science, economy and management.

Program Distinctions

• Graduates have gone on to work at companies such as Honeywell, Medtronic, Hughes, T-Mobil and AT&T among other companies.
• Professor Yi Zheng holds multiple U.S. patents and is well published. Several electrical engineering faculty have done extensive research and are published in engineering journals.  
• MSEE students have contributed to research projects funded by grants from Force10 Network, Inc., Medtronic Inc. and Devicix Inc.