The Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering offers an M.S. degree
in Telecommunications.
While emphasis is in Telecommunications
Systems, Networks, and Transmission, the inter-disciplinary program
incorporates course work in Telecommunications
Policy, as well as Business and Project Management.
The program offers two parallel tracks: an engineering track for those
with an undergraduate degree in engineering or similar calculus-based curriculum,
and a non-engineering track for those with other undergraduate backgrounds.
Both
thesis and non-thesis options are available. The thesis option requires
a minimum of 24 credit hours of course work and a minimum of six credits
for thesis. The non thesis option requires a minimum of 33 credits
of course work.
Our aim is to graduate professionals with a balanced set of skills relevant to
the current telecommunications industry practice. |
