Rutgers University School of Graduate Studies (New Brunswick) 1 courses
The Electrical and Computer Engineering program provides comprehensive student training in Communications, Networking, Signal and Information Processing, Machine Learning, Systems and Controls, Computational Sensing, Software Engineering, Cybersecurity, and Electronic Devices, Circuits and Systems. Students in the program develop strong analytical and lifelong learning skills, while obtaining end-to-end hardware and software system design and development experiences. The theory and system foundations in the program support students in their quest of building careers in academia and various industry sectors including telecommunications, information technology, media, pharmaceutical, and financial companies. Students in the program also benefit from the long-running internship-for-credit arrangement within the program that allows students to receive academic credit for professional internships that have an academic component suitable for graduate-level coursework.
Course Requirements
The course requirements for M.S. students in the ECE program encompass a chosen specialization area, mandatory colloquium attendance, a structured selection of coursework including core and elective courses, and meeting the ECE residency requirements. Specialization Area: All M.S. students must declare their intent to specialize in one of the areas including: Communications, Signal and Information Processing, Machine Learning, Systems and Controls, Computer Engineering, Software Engineering, and Electronic Devices, Circuits and Systems. Cross-cutting specializations are also highly encouraged; students with interests spanning multiple specialization areas should consult with their thesis...
| Code | Course Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| 16:332:699 | Colloquium in Electrical & Computer Engineering | 0 |
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