Master of Science in Electrical And Computer Engineering - Signals and Systems

The MS degree concentrates on establishing a sound theoretical foundation and on exposing students to advanced developments. The critical thinking and high level of mathematical and algorithmic facility required by the abstract nature of graduate courses allow the MS graduate to assume responsibility and supervision beyond that normally given a BS engineer.MS students study in one of four broad areas:Computer EngineeringElectromageticsMicroelectronics and VLSISignals and SystemsStudents pursuing the MS degree work closely with a faculty advisor and develop the research and design tools necessary to participate in the leading edge developments in the discipline. Students applying for the MS degree should indicate their research interests and preferred faculty advisor within the application.

A completed undergraduate degree in Computer or Electrical Engineering or a related field,a personal statement of intent (see notes below on personal statement),GRE exam scores,Receive at least a 3.0 grade-point average in the cumulative undergraduate GPA from a regionally accredited university in the United States, or a comprehensive grade-point average of 3.0 from an equivalent university outside the United States. three letters of recommendation, andan ecclesiastical endorsement must be received from appropriate ecclesiastical leaders