Doctorate of Philosophy, Electrical and Computer Engineering
Program Overview
The Doctorate of Philosophy in Electrical and Computer Engineering program at OU-Tulsa empowers individuals to address real-world challenges in the industry. It provides a comprehensive educational experience that emphasizes leadership, problem-solving, engineering design, and communication skills. Graduates are highly sought after by prestigious Fortune 500 companies and possess a comprehensive understanding of advanced ECE concepts, enabling them to make significant contributions to industry and academia.
Program Outline
Degree Overview:
Overview:
The Doctorate of Philosophy in Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) program at OU-Tulsa empowers individuals to address real-world challenges in the electrical and computer engineering industry. It provides a comprehensive educational experience that emphasizes leadership, problem-solving, engineering design, and communication skills.
Objectives:
- Foster critical thinking and analytical abilities to solve complex engineering problems.
- Develop a deep understanding of advanced concepts in electrical and computer engineering.
- Enhance research capabilities and prepare graduates to contribute to the advancement of the field.
- Cultivate effective leadership and communication skills for success in the professional arena.
Program Description:
- Students can enter the program with a Master of Science in Electrical and Computer Engineering or an equivalent 4-year US Bachelor's degree.
- The program requires 90 credit hours, typically completed within five calendar years.
- Students enroll in 6 to 9 credit hours per semester, with summer semesters dedicated to research, independent study, or special study courses.
- The curriculum emphasizes research and offers courses tailored to enhance students' learning in their assigned projects and studies.
- Students are encouraged to select at least four courses in one of the following concentration areas:
- Biomedical Imaging
- Communications
- Computers
- Power and Controls
- Radar
- Signal Processing
- Solid State Electronics
- Telecommunications
Careers:
Career Paths:
- Electrical Engineer
- System Engineer
- Control Engineer
- Power Systems Engineer
- Electronics Engineer
- Embedded Systems Engineer
- Telecom Engineer
Opportunities:
- Graduates are highly sought after by prestigious Fortune 500 companies, including Apple, Google, Dell, General Motors, Boeing, Microsoft, and Intel.
Outcomes:
- Graduates possess a comprehensive understanding of advanced ECE concepts, enabling them to make significant contributions to industry and academia.
Entry Requirements:
Admission to either the Master of Science in Electrical and Computer Engineering Completed application form Check the U.S. and International application deadlines. On the application Choose an Academic Track Official transcripts showing at least the equivalent of a 4-year US Bachelor's degree from a regionally accredited institution. Three letters of recommendation Resume and Statement of Purpose
