Master of Science iN COMPUTER Engineering
Students seeking a Master of Science in Computer Engineering must complete 30 semester hours beyond the baccalaureate: (Four core courses and seven electives). Each student must complete seven elective courses, of which four must come from the recommended electives groups – computer engineering and computer science. In addition, three free electives can be graduate courses offered by the Erik Jonsson School.
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MS Requirements
Our electrical engineering, computer engineering and telecommunications engineering master’s programs have both a non-thesis and thesis option.
Non-thesis students need an MS Advisor and a degree plan. Of the required 30 semester hours, certain semester credit hours could be research (EEGR/CE/TE 8v70) or individual instruction (EEGR/CE/TE 8v40). All part-time Master’s students are assigned initially to the non-thesis option.
In addition, both non-thesis and thesis students must receive a grade of B- or better in the core courses; maintain a core course GPA of 3.0 or better, and an overall GPA of 3.0 or better.