Master's Degree in Electrical and Computer Engineering
Master of Science in Electrical and Computer Engineering
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Electrical and Computer Engineering Master’s Degree Program Overview
Purdue University Northwest’s flexible electrical and computer engineering master’s program empowers you to choose from courses in the computer, electrical and industrial engineering fields, including communications, control systems, digital systems, software engineering, power and energy systems and mathematics.
Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering
The engineering departments offer a strong interdisciplinary program. All graduate faculty members have Ph.D. degrees from major universities and are active in research.
Electrical and Computer Engineering Master's Degree Program Curriculum
The student may elect courses in several engineering disciplines or strong options in a few disciplines. Both thesis and non-thesis programs can be arranged.
View the Engineering Graduate Handbook (PDF)
Broaden your understanding of engineering with an array of advanced courses
Sample Courses
- ECE 55000 – Computer Network Security
- ECE 51200 – Power Systems
Deepen your expertise with advanced projects and coursework.
Electrical and Computer Engineering Course of Study
Sample Courses
- ECE 56900 – Introduction To Robotic Systems
- ECE 57400 – Software Engineering Methodology
Electrical and Computer Engineering Master's Degree Program Highlights
Your master’s journey at PNW will feature indoor and outdoor laboratory experiences, faculty-supervised research opportunities and small class sizes that promote close relationships with your instructors.
You’ll also enjoy opportunities to present thesis work at national and international research conferences, as well as publish peer-reviewed research papers with faculty. You’ll also be able to offset your tuition/fees with graduate teaching assistantships.
Electrical and Computer Engineering Master's Degree Program Outcomes
As a graduate of this program, you’ll be able to:
- Identify, formulate and solve engineering problems
- Use skills and tools necessary for engineering practice
- Design and conduct experiments; analyze data
- Design systems or processes within realistic constraints
- Recognize ethical and professional responsibilities
- Understand the impact of engineering in economic, environmental and societal contexts
Electrical and Computer Engineering Master’s Degree Program Employers
Our alumni are employed with remarkable companies in the region and across the country, including:
- Cisco Systems
- US Department of Veterans Affairs
- Suffolk University
Electrical and Computer Engineering Master’s Degree Program Beyond the Classroom
We encourage you to get involved with organizations like:
- IEEE (Institute for Electrical and Electronics Engineers)
- SWE (Society of Women Engineers)
Electrical and Computer Engineering Master’s Degree Program Career Paths
Graduates could work in a variety of fields depending on their concentration!
- Research Engineer
- Software Developer
- Security Engineer
My program exposes me to the outside world. My professor helps me a lot in exposing me to the outside world instead of just getting book knowledge.
Studying at PNW has been a great experience. I have met so many wonderful people and learned so much. I am happy I made the decision to attend PNW.
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Whether you just completed your undergraduate studies or are looking to take the next step to advance your career, Purdue University Northwest’s electrical and computer engineering master’s degree program allows you to choose from courses in the computer, electrical and industrial engineering fields.
Our graduate studies staff is ready to help you take the next step! Contact us at (219) 989-2257 or grad@pnw.edu to see how PNW can meet your needs.
