Integrated BS/MS Systems and Controls Engineering - Case Western Reserve University

Integrated BS/MS Systems and Controls Engineering from Case Western Reserve University is a Campus Master Biomedical Medical Engineering degree that prepares you for a Engineering career. The Integrated BS/MS (Bachelor of Science and Master of Science) Program in EECS is intended as an honors graduate program for highly motivated and qualified BS students who wish to pursue an advanced degree . Students admitted to the program may, in their senior year, take up to nine credit hours of graduate courses that will count toward both BS and MS requirements. Program of Study Details The current regulations for the MS degree by the School of Graduate Studies require a minimum of 18 or 21 credit hours of coursework at the 400-level (or higher), depending upon whether a thesis is completed (for 9 credit hours) or a project is completed (for 6 credit hours), respectively. Please note that any 400-level course taken prior to admission to the BS/MS Program cannot typically be counted as part of the MS degree . If a student is required to complete a senior project as part of their BS degree, they can double count MS thesis towards EECS 399 but not towards EECS 398. All ECE students must take EECS 398. Currently, only Electrical Engineering and Systems & Control Engineering students are required to take EECS 399. The School of Graduate Studies allows a 300-level course to be included in the Program of Study of regular MS degrees . One legitimate rationale for one 300-level course in a BS/MS Program would be for a student to take this course as background in a subject that is not a normal part of their own discipline; such a selected 300-level course must be supported by the student's Research Advisor. However, 300-level courses in the student's major field are not normally to be considered as part of the Program of Study. View more details on Case Western Reserve University . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Biomedical Medical Engineering courses.