The MS in Electrical and Computer Engineering at the University of Hartford is designed for ambitious students aiming to become leaders in technological innovation. You will delve into advanced topics such as digital signal processing, control systems, and VLSI design, preparing you to tackle complex engineering challenges. This postgraduate program is ideal if you seek to deepen your expertise in areas like computer systems, communications, or power electronics, and are motivated to contribute to the advancement of electrical and computer engineering knowledge.
This full-time, on-campus Masters program is structured over two years, requiring 30-33 credits. You will engage with core mathematics and choose from a wide array of electives across specializations including Control & Robotics, Microprocessors & VLSI Design, and Power & Energy Systems. A significant component involves a graduate thesis, where you will conduct independent research, culminating in a faculty presentation and a potentially publishable report. You will graduate with the analytical and research skills necessary for advanced roles in industry or further doctoral studies.