Electrical and Computer Engineering, M.S.

Our graduate program in Electrical and Computer Engineering provides you with comprehensive knowledge and proficiency in:

• advanced mathematics and stochastic processes
• linear systems and digital communications
• computer architecture and system design
• parallel computing, networks, and integrated circuit designs
• areas of specialization such as computer security, quantum computing, nanotechnology, signal processing, and information technology

The 30-credit curriculum also offers a thesis option in which you’ll take six credits relating to thesis courses. This allows you to gain specialization in areas that make you better qualified for specific research and development opportunities.

Our Entrepreneurship and Technology Innovation Center on Long Island offers you the opportunity to join research projects in areas such as cybersecurity, health care, and energy. This may lead to your work getting published in peer-reviewed journals and presented at major conferences. You can also join us at the annual Cybersecurity Conference at our New York City campus, where we welcome experts from academic, business, and government worldwide.