The Master of Engineering in Electrical and Computer Engineering at Boise State University is designed for ambitious students seeking to deepen their expertise in the rapidly advancing fields of electrical and computer engineering. You will engage with complex challenges in areas such as microelectronics, advanced computer architectures, and potentially specialized semiconductor design. This program is ideal for those who aim to contribute to technological innovation, whether through research, product development, or advanced system design, providing a robust foundation for a career at the forefront of engineering.
This postgraduate degree is studied full-time on campus over two years, requiring the completion of 31-46 credits. Your curriculum will be tailored with a supervisory committee, allowing you to select graduate courses in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, and Computer Science, alongside potential specialization in semiconductor technologies. You will also fulfill a comprehensive examination requirement. Upon completion, you will be prepared for advanced roles in the technology sector, research and development, or further doctoral studies, equipped with specialized knowledge and problem-solving skills.