The Electrical and Computer Engineering Department offers the Degree of Master of Science in Electrical and Computer Engineering (M.S.E.C.E.) with a thesis option (24 course credit hours and 6 thesis credit hours) or a non-thesis option (30 course credit hours and no thesis credit hours) The M.S.E.C.E. program offers five tracks: Audio engineering Data analytics Microdevices and Photonics Cybersecurity A general ECE track The graduate will be able to exhibit broad understanding and mastery of the basic corpus of knowledge representing the discipline. They should be able to apply in their work 1) advanced mathematical principle and 2) advanced knowledge of science and engineering The student will leave the university with the ability to apply critical thinking to complex engineering problems. This means that they should be able to 1) identify advanced engineering problems and address then, and 2) demonstrate proficiency in critically analyzing and solving advanced engineering problems The students will demonstrate proficiency in conveying the results of their work both in terms of written communication and convincing oral presentation

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