Complete all courses and requirements listed below unless otherwise indicated.

Fundamental Courses

Complete at least 8 semester hours from the following:8
Introduction to Multiferroics Materials and Systems
Electromagnetic Devices for RF and Wireless Communications
Electromagnetic Theory 1
Complex Variable Theory and Differential Equations

Options

Complete one of the following options:

Coursework Option

A maximum of two courses may be taken outside of electrical and computer engineering.
Concentration Courses
Complete 16 semester hours from the concentration course list below. Any fundamental course not used to meet the fundamental course requirement can be used toward the concentration course requirement.16
Electives
Complete 8 semester hours from either concentration courses or from other concentrations. 8

Thesis Option

A maximum of three courses may be taken outside of electrical and computer engineering.
Thesis
EECE 7945Master’s Project4
EECE 7990Thesis4
In addition to completing the thesis course, students must successfully complete the thesis submission process, including securing committee and Graduate School of Engineering signatures and submission of an electronic copy of their MS thesis to ProQuest.
Concentration Courses
Complete 8 semester hours from the concentration course list below. Any fundamental course not used to meet the fundamental course requirement can be used toward the concentration course requirement. 8
Electives
Complete 8 semester hours from either concentration courses or from other concentrations. 8

Optional Co-op Experience

Complete the following (students must complete ENCP 6100 to qualify for co-op experience):
Introduction to Cooperative Education
Co-op Work Experience
Co-op Work Experience - Half-Time
Co-op Work Experience Abroad - Half-Time
Co-op Work Experience Abroad

Course Lists

Concentration Courses

Introduction to Multiferroics Materials and Systems
Magnetic Materials for Next-Generation Electronics
Introduction to Photonic Devices
Microwave Circuits and Systems
Design and Prototyping of Optical Systems for Engineering Applications
Antennas for Wireless Communication and Sensing
Electromagnetic Devices for RF and Wireless Communications
Acoustics and Sensing
Special Topics in Electrical and Computer Engineering (Design and Prototyping of Optical Systems for Engineering Applications)
Special Topics in Electrical and Computer Engineering (Magnetic Materials and Devices for Microwave Engineering )
Special Topics in Electrical and Computer Engineering (Photonic Devices for Communication Systems)
Special Problems in Electrical and Computer Engineering (*For MSECE and PhD-BE students only)
Electromagnetic Theory 1
Complex Variable Theory and Differential Equations
Electromagnetic Theory 2
Computational Methods in Electromagnetics
Antennas and Radiation
Optical Properties of Matter
Modern Imaging
Electronic Materials
Advanced Special Topics in Electrical and Computer Engineering (Advanced Radio Frequency Passive Technologies)
Advanced Special Topics in Electrical and Computer Engineering (Photonic Circuit Design for Information Processing )
Advanced Special Problems in Electrical and Computer Engineering (*For PhD-AE students only)

Excluded Courses for All MSECE Concentrations

 Please see your college administrator for more information.

Courses from the following subject areas may not count toward any concentration within the MSECE program:
CSYE, DAMG, INFO, TELE
The following CS courses may not count toward any concentration within the MSECE program:
Programming Design Paradigm
Pattern Recognition and Computer Vision
Computer/Human Interaction
Mobile Application Development
Web Development
Fundamentals of Computer Networking
Algorithms
Machine Learning
Empirical Research Methods

Program Credit/GPA Requirements

32 total semester hours required (33 with optional co-op)
Minimum 3.000 GPA required