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GRADUATE PROGRAMS

Master of Science in Computer Engineering ( MSCE )
The MSCE program is designed to provide computer engineers and computer scientists with advanced level skills in all areas of computer engineering and offers several areas of specialization including: computer design, software engineering, microcomputers and embedded systems, computer vision and robotics, computer networks and multimedia.
Undergraduate Preparation
Students who do not have a Bachelor’s degree in Computer Engineering must demonstrate competency in the following areas:
Mathematics 15 Credits
MATH 200 Calculus I 3 Credits
MATH 202 Calculus II 3 Credits
MATH 206 Discrete Mathematics 3 Credits
MATH 210 Introduction to Probability Theory 3 Credits
MATH 214 Differential Equations 3 Credits
Natural Science 6 Credits
PHYS 200 College Physics I 3 Credits
PHYS 202 College Physics II 3 Credits
Computer Engineering 42 Credits
CS 200 Introducation to Computer Science 3 Credits
CS 200L Computer Science Introduction Lab 1 Credit
CS 206 Introduction to Unix 3 Credits
CS 206L UNIX/Linux Introduction Lab 1 Credit
CS 230 Programming in C++ 3 Credits
CS 230L C++ Programming Lab 1 Credit
CS 300 Data Structures 3 Credits
CS 300L Data Structures Lab 1 Credit
CE 350 Circuit Theory 3 Credits
CE 352 Introduction to Logic Design 3 Credits
CE 352L Logic Design Lab 1 Credit
CE 353 Introduction to Digital Electronic 3 Credits
CE 353L Digital Electronic Lab 1 Credit
CE 452 Advanced Logic Design 3 Credit
CE 452L Advanced Logic Design Lab 1 Credit
CE 454 Microprocessor Design 3 Credit
CE 454L Microprocessor Design Lab 1 Credit
CE 456 Fundamentals of VLSI Design 3 Credits
CE 460 Introduction to Embedded Systems 3 Credits
CE 460L Introduction to Embedded Systems Lab 1 Credit
Graduate Level Requirements 36 Credits hours
All MSCE students must complete coursework in the following areas with a minimum of 36 credit hours in total:
Computer Science Core Courses 19 Credits
CS 400M Operating Systems 3 Credits
CS 400M-L Operating Systems Lab 1 Credit
CS 440M Computer Networks I 3 Credits
CE 450M Computer Architecture I 3 Credits
CS 540 Computer Networks II 3 Credits
CE 550 Computer Architecture II 3 Credits
CE 570 IC Design 3 Credits
Electives Minimum 17 Credits
Students in the MSCE program may take any 400 level or above Computer Engineering or Computer Science courses as electives to meet the elective requirement. However, no more than three 400 level courses can count towards the minimum 36 graduate credit hours for graduation.