Master's Degrees in EECS (Master of Science)

The typical M.S. degree program consists of one year of formal coursework followed by thesis research, preparation of the thesis, and a combined oral examination and thesis defense. The average duration of the M.S. program is one and one-half years. Recipients of the M.S. degree are prepared to enter the engineering profession at an advanced level or to pursue more advanced graduate work.

• Electrical Engineering (MSEE) - students entering before fall 2006
• Electrical Engineering (MSEE) - students entering fall 2006 or later
• Computer Science (MSCS) - students entering before fall 2006
• Computer Science (MSCS) - students entering fall 2006 or later

Doctoral Degrees in EECS (Ph.D.)

Ph.D. students complete two academic years of formal coursework in a major area, a minor area, and either mathematics or physics, followed by a written comprehensive examination and an oral examination that includes the presentation of a dissertation research proposal. The remainder of the Ph.D. degree program consists of dissertation research, preparation of the dissertation, and the dissertation defense.

• Ph.D in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science with an Electrical Engineering concentration - students entering before fall 2006 
• Ph.D in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science with a Computer Science concentration - students entering before fall 2006
• Ph.D in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science - students entering fall 2006 or later

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