The Electrical Engineering Department offers thesis and non-thesis options at the master's level. Students may specialize in several areas: telecommunications; digital signal processing; systems and robotics, including control systems and machine vision; electromagnetics and RF, including antennas, microwave systems, EMC/EMI, and HF RF circuit design; alternative energy systems, including photovoltaic and fuel cell systems; bioengineering; neural networks; and optics and photonics.

The Department of Electrical Engineering offers the following graduate programs:

• Master of Science in Electrical Engineering (MSEE)
  • Thesis Option
  • Non-Thesis Option
  • MSEE Worksheet (pdf)
• Doctor of Philosophy in Electrical Engineering (PhD)
• Bioengineering Program