Electrical and Computer Engineering, M.Eng.

Core Courses

(15 credits required)

• ECE 521 - Communications Theory 3 credit(s)
• ECE 532 - Embedded Microprocessors 3 credit(s)
• ECE 534 - VHDL and Applications 3 credit(s)
• ECE 540 - Digital Signal Processing (DSP) Hardware 3 credit(s)
• ECE 543 - Digital Control Systems 3 credit(s)
• ECE 544 - State Variable Control Systems 3 credit(s)
• ECE 551 - Engineering System Design Using Neural Networks 3 credit(s)
• ECE 555 - Simulation and Rapid Prototyping of Integrated Electronic Systems 3 credit(s)
• ECE 565 - Digital VLSI Design I 3 credit(s)
• ECE 567 - Analog VLSI Design 3 credit(s)
• ECE 572 - Power Systems Analysis 3 credit(s)
• ECE 573 - Power Electronics 3 credit(s)
• ECE 530 - System Design and Implementation 3 credit(s)
• ECE 641 - Digital Signal Processing 3 credit(s)
• ECE 642 - Advanced Linear Discrete and Continuous Control Systems 3 credit(s)
• ECE 643 - Advanced Digital Control Systems 3 credit(s)
• ECE 644 - Estimation and Filtering Theory 3 credit(s)
• ECE 671 - Transformers—Theory and Practice 3 credit(s)
• ECE 672 - Protective Relaying 3 credit(s)
• ECE 675 - Surge Processes in Power Engineering 3 credit(s)

Mathematics

(3 credits required)

• M 515 - Methods of Applied Mathematics I 3 credit(s)

Engineering Management

(3 credits required)

• EM 601 - Engineering Program Management 3 credit(s)

Independent Studies

(6 credits required)

• ECE 600 - Graduate Project in Electrical Engineering up to 9 credit(s)

Elective Course

(3 credits required)

A professional elective may be selected from the following categories:

1. Any other ECE graduate course listed above under core courses
2. ECE 600 - Graduate Project in Electrical Engineering  may be increased to 9 credits.
3. M 517 - Applied Engineering Statistics  
4. An additional graduate management course
5. An approved engineering graduate course in another department

Students may concentrate their studies by selecting appropriate courses in

• electrical power
• controls
• computer
• microelectronics
• communications and/or signal processing
• embedded applications
• modeling and simulation