MSc in Electrical Engineering, University of Rochester

The Electrical Engineering program of University of Rochester requires at least 30 credit hours of graduate courses which must be 400-level or higher courses and with 16 of these credit hours being in electrical and computer engineering (ECE) course work. Twelve of these 16 credits should be within the selected Area of Concentration. Research and reading courses cannot be counted towards the required 16 ECE credit hours.;Plan A, Thesis Option (requires 6-10 research credits);All thesis students must successfully defend a thesis. RThe defense must be conducted by a committee of no less than two ECE faculty members and one outside faculty member. The thesis defense must be completed by mid-December for fall graduation or by mid-April for spring graduation. Check the graduate calendar for this year’s deadlines.;I want to find another Master Course;Plan B, Exam Option (0-6 research credits allowed);All part-time and non-thesis option students must pass a MS exam, which can be a term project, an essay or an oral exam. The exam must be conducted by a committee of no less than two ECE faculty members. The MS exam must be completed by mid-December for fall graduation or by mid-April for spring graduation. Check the graduate calendar for this year’s deadlines.