Computer engineering focuses on the design, analysis and application of computers and on their applications as components of systems. The Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Texas A&M sustains and strengthens its teaching and research program to provide students with inspiration and quality education in the theory and practice of computer engineering.

The Master of Science in CSSE provides on-campus students an opportunity for advanced learning and creative research. Students will further their education through a balanced program in both instruction and research with the goal of achieving excellence in the field of computer science and software engineering. On-campus students may choose the thesis or non-thesis option. They will be able to specialize in areas such as artificial intelligence, computer networks, cybersecurity, databases and data science, human/computer interaction, and machine learning.

The computer engineering master's degree emphasizes the adoption of design methodology and the application of sophisticated engineering tools to the design and development of computer-integrated systems.

The M.S. in Computer Science and Engineering provides an interdisciplinary master’s degree in emerging technologies. Students take computer science, computer engineering, electrical engineering, and mechanical engineering courses. The program's primary objective is to give students a foundational understanding of the mechanical, electrical, and computing systems to design and build advanced mobile intelligent robotics applications.

Advance your career and stay at the forefront of technology with the M.S. in Computer Engineering from Tarleton State University’s Mayfield College of Engineering. Whether you choose to study online or on-campus at our cutting-edge Stephenville facility, you’ll be immersed in a rigorous, hands-on program designed to propel you toward success in today’s rapidly evolving technology landscape.

The non-thesis Master of Cybersecurity Engineering positions students to acquire the knowledge and skills necessary to protect our nation's systems against cyber attacks. The program will provide graduates with advanced knowledge in computer and network security, digital forensics, advanced operating systems, reverse engineering, and other areas of expertise.

We live in an increasingly digital world, and AU's MS in Computer Science will boot up your career in this dynamic, growing field. Our program emphasizes hands-on, experiential learning to develop the knowledge and skills that will prepare you for a career in government, scientific, and commercial settings. Unlike other computer science MS programs, we train students with diverse backgrounds, not just those who majored in computer science as an undergraduate. This allows our graduates to combine their computer science expertise with their prior education in another field to produce innovative applications of their knowledge and abilities in a variety of settings.

Earn your M.S. in Computer Engineering online from a U.S. News top-20 ranked program at Syracuse University in as few as 15 months; no GRE currently required. Learn to create groundbreaking hardware and software solutions.

Computer Engineering is a relatively new discipline, but its popularity and relevance have grown tremendously with the recent proliferation of digital computers in our daily lives.

The ECE M.Eng. is a professional master’s degree for students and professionals interested in expanding their technical knowledge in electrical and computer engineering. The program prepares graduates for higher-paying, specialized roles and enables students to stay up-to-date on the latest tools and techniques in the field.

Today’s ever-increasing digital society demands computer engineers who can research, design, implement, and manage every aspect of electrical systems and their components. This can include detailed knowledge of computer architecture, software, wireless communication, signal processing, electromagnetics, fiber optics, and physical electronics.

The MS in Computer Engineering at Case Western Reserve University provides an interdisciplinary approach to equip you with the technical skills needed to excel in a competitive workforce. Develop high-performing systems in cutting-edge labs, collaborate with industry leaders, and gain expertise for a successful career in computer engineering.

The complexity of software and hardware systems calls for today’s computer engineers to be concerned with power consumption, security, and reliability not just functional correctness. This master’s program trains students to design hardware, software, and networking systems for the computers of today and tomorrow.

The 60-unit MS Computer Science Bridge program includes a one-year immersion in computing fundamentals, from object-oriented programming to algorithms and data structures. Students progress as a cohort through these foundational courses and, earning the required GPA, continue to complete the MS in Computer Science.

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