Master of Engineering - Electrical Engineering

School of Engineering and Science

The master's degree requires completion of a total of 30 hours of credit. Each student must complete the three core courses and must complete the course requirements for one of the electrical engineering concentrations.

The three courses shown in bold could be taken via Stevens online WebCampus or at the local university before the student comes to the Stevens campus.

Core Courses:

• EE 602 Analytical Methods in Electrical Engineering

• EE 603 Linear Systems Theory

• EE 605 Probability and Stochastic Processes I

Concentration (approved 3-course concentration) in any one of the following:

• Autonomous Robots
• Computer Architecture and Digital Systems
• Embedded Systems
• Microelectronic Devices and Systems
• Signal Processing for Communications
• Wireless Communications

Allowed concentration electives include:

• CPE 690 Introduction to VLSI Design
• EE 585 Physical Design of Wireless Systems
• EE 626 Optical Communication Systems
• MT 562 Solid State Electronics II
• MT 595 Reliability and Failure of Solid State Devices
• MT 596 Microfabrication Techniques
• PEP 503 Introduction to Solid State Physics
• PEP 515 Photonics I
• PEP 516 Photonics II
• PEP 561 Solid State Electronics I

Contact: Associate Dean Keith Sheppard, ksheppar@stevens.edu

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