BE in Computer Engineering / MS in Electrical Engineering

The goal of the accelerated degree programs in Electrical Engineering and Computer Engineering is to provide students, who are seeking greater challenge or more diverse range of studies, with advanced courses that will suitably prepare them for graduate studies or a variety of advanced professional positions. The accelerated programs are as rigorous as the current BE and MS programs taken separately. Students in the accelerated programs take two graduate courses during their senior year. The courses are used to meet the requirements of two electives in the BE program as well as satisfy 6 of the 30 credits required by the master’s degree. This allows students to complete both the BE and MS degrees in 5 years.What programs are being offeredYou can select one of the following accelerated programs:1) BE in Electrical Engineering MS in Electrical Engineering2) BE in Computer Engineering MS in Electrical Engineering3) BE in Electrical Engineering MS in Computer Engineering4) BE in Computer Engineering MS in Computer Engineering

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