Electrical and Computer Engineering

Electrical and computer engineering technologies are fundamental to numerous devices and systems that enhance everyday life and drive innovation worldwide. Our Master of Science in Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) program is designed for students seeking to deepen their expertise in both traditional and emerging areas of ECE. The graduate curriculum offers comprehensive coursework in key areas including communication systems, computer engineering, control systems, electromagnetics and antennas, energy systems, mechatronics, microelectronics, signal and image processing and robotics.

The program provides two specialized tracks:

• Professional Track: Focuses on practical applications and industry-ready skills, preparing students for advanced roles in the workforce.
• Research Track: Emphasizes research methodologies and prepares students for academic or research-oriented careers.

Our program equips students with a robust foundation in engineering principles, supported by mathematical, computational, physical and life sciences, and provides hands-on experience through practical projects and applications. The Master of Science in Electrical and Computer Engineering graduates have diverse career opportunities and are positioned to make significant impacts in a wide range of fields. 

Program Requirements

Contact:
Brian K. Dean, Ph.D.
Associate Professor and Academic Programs Coordinator
Electrical and Computer Engineering Department
Oakland University, Rochester, MI 48309-4478
Office: (248) 370-2822
[email protected]