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Graduate Student Handbook: Master’s EE Requirements

Graduate Student Handbook: M.S. in Electrical Engineering Requirements

The following focus areas are acceptable for satisfying the core requirement in Electrical Engineering:

Communications Systems and Networks

Digital Signal Processing

Electromagnetics

Electronics

Intelligent Systems

Power

Minor Area Requirement
Each Master's candidate may include a minor area in the degree program. To accomplish a minor the student must take 2 courses (6 hours) in some area outside of their major, such as Math, Physics, Computer Science, or Industrial Engineering, as approved by their advisory committee.

If a minor is declared, this area must be represented on the Advisory Committee.

Restrictions on Use of ECE 892
A maximum of 3 hours of ECE 892, Special Problems in Electrical and Computer Engineering, may be included on any Master's candidate's GS-2 form. In addition, a student must obtain advance approval of his/her advisory committee before taking this course if it is to be used on the GS-2 form.

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