Master of Science in Computer - Wright State Un

The Master of Science in Computer Engineering program offers a minimum of 30 semester hours of coursework, with both thesis and non-thesis options available. Students can choose from Computer Science and Computer Engineering courses at the 6000 level and above, and graduates will be equipped to solve a wide range of problems using current computer engineering techniques.

Program Outline

Outline:

The Master of Science in Computer Engineering program requires a minimum of 30 semester hours of coursework.
Students can choose between a thesis or non-thesis option.
Computer Science and Computer Engineering courses at the 6000 level and above can be used toward the degree, but program level prerequisites do not qualify.

Careers:

Graduates will be able to use current computer engineering techniques to solve a broad range of problems.

Admission Requirements

Entry Requirements:

For all Programs:

At least one year of formal coursework in computer programming.
Formal coursework in data structures, computer organization, and operating systems is also required.
The materials covered in these courses should be equal to Wright State University courses.
If you are lacking other prerequisite coursework you may be assigned additional prerequisite courses upon admission.

For Computer Engineering M.S:

The following course is a prerequisite that can be assigned for the computer engineering degree.
CEG 5320 - Digital System Design

Math:

For all Programs:

A One-year sequence in calculus
Knowledge of probability, and statistics
Knowledge of linear or matrix algebra
Coursework discrete math is preferred

For Computer Engineering:

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