Master of Science in Electrical Engineering
Colorado Technical University’s Master of Science in Electrical Engineering program is designed to enable you to build on your engineering knowledge and acquire an in-depth understanding of modern systems design for emerging and evolving electrical engineering technologies. In the course of the program, you can have an opportunity to be deeply involved in advanced design projects including digital, spread-spectrum and space communications, CMOS circuitry and computer architectures. Through this electrical engineering master's degree, you have the opportunity to develop essential project management and leadership skills to help you prepare for senior-level engineering responsibilities.
Relevant Institutional/Programmatic Accreditation
CTU is institutionally accredited by the Higher Learning Commission www.hlcommission.org
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Degree Requirements
Courses: Core
Course Title Course Description Credit Hours CE605 Modern Computer Architecture 4 CE660 Modern Computer Design 4 EE600 Modern Solid State Devices 4 EE605 Digital Signal Processing 4 EE625 Spread-Spectrum Systems 4 EE645 Digital Communications 4 EE650 Space Communications 4 EE660 Modern Electronic Design 4 EE692 Electrical Engineering Capstone 4 INTD670 Leadership and Ethical Decision-Making 4 SE600 Systems Engineering I 4 SE610 Systems Engineering II 4 Total Credit Hours: 48
Preparatory Requirements
The CTU Master of Science in Electrical Engineering degree program is designed to provide technical depth in engineering topics that require a solid foundation in advanced mathematics (including calculus, differential equations and linear algebra), engineering and physics. Students who possess this background but need to refresh their technical or mathematical skills are highly encouraged to take MATH500. Students who have the technical or mathematical background but possess an undergraduate engineering degree other than electrical or computer engineering are highly encouraged to take EE500. Students from a non-engineering undergraduate background should consult with an Engineering Chair or Dean to design an undergraduate foundation engineering program in preparation for this degree.
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Tuition
Total tuition for this degree program will vary depending on your educational needs, existing experience, and other factors.
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Ways to Save
Cost of this degree may be reduced based on one or more of the following:
- Active duty military status (see the tuition tab for details)
- Number of credits transferred and accepted from other institutions
- Eligibility for a Corporate Alliances Grant (check with your CTU Admissions Advisor)
- Tuition Reimbursement (talk to your HR Manager)
- Grants or scholarships at CTU
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