Computer Engineering - Rochester Institute of Technology

Computer Engineering from Rochester Institute of Technology is a Campus Master Computer Engineering degree that prepares you for a Engineering career. Program Overview The master of science degree in computer engineering builds upon a bachelor of science degree in computer engineering (or a related discipline) and provides students with a higher level of specialized knowledge in computer engineering, strengthening their ability to successfully formulate solutions to current technical problems, and offering a significant independent learning experience in preparation for further graduate study or for continuing professional development at the leading edge of the discipline. The MS program is expected to accommodate recipients of BS degrees in other majors, such as electrical engineering or computer science, after some additional bridge courses. Curriculum The degree requires 45 credits and includes four core courses, three courses within an area of concentration, two graduate electives (subject to a faculty adviser?s approval), and 9 credits of thesis research. Core courses and graduate electives are meant to provide breadth of knowledge. The concentration allows students to pursue an area of specialization in the field of computer engineering by completing a cohesive set of three courses beyond the core degree requirements. This provides students with enough depth to conduct meaningful thesis research. The graduate committee must approve a student?s chosen thesis research topic. The committee consists of at least three faculty members, the majority of whom are computer engineering faculty. View more details on Rochester Institute of Technology . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Computer Engineering courses.