Computer Science and Engineering (MS)MS
In our Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering program, you will learn by doing, gaining hands-on experience with technology and software used by professional engineers. Civil engineers are the backbone of our modern infrastructure. Become a builder, a problem-solver, and a visionary for the future of our roads, bridges, waterways, and more.
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Requirements
Admission RequirementsRequirements
- 3.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale
- 3 letters of recommendation
- GRE Test Scores
Bachelor’s Degree
- civil engineering
- environmental engineering
- closely related engineering field
Application Deadline
Thesis
Non-Thesis
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Additional Opportunities
Distinguished Faculty
Faculty & StaffChristopher Shearer
Mengistu Geza Nisrani
Expand Your Horizons
Career ServicesPossible Industries
- Construction
- Renewable Energy
- Transportation
Career Outcomes
- Civil Engineer
- Environmental Engineer
- Urban Planner
Average Starting Salary
- $55k - $78k per year
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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.
Outcomes
The program covers the essentials of robotics, artificial intelligence, control, communications, sensors, and signal processing. Students gain advanced knowledge in focus areas such as pattern recognition, computer vision, non-linear control, digital signal processing, and communications.
Opportunities
Graduates will engage in commercial, military, or NASA-based projects to design and build intelligent autonomous systems capable of interacting with the environment and performing complex tasks.
Research
Faculty and students drive research in these areas: autonomy, machine learning, computer vision, controls, localization, mapping, motion planning, cyber-physical security, high-performance computing, and navigation, to name a few. Additionally, active research projects tackle unmanned aerial or ground vehicles, 3D printing, and intelligent controls.
Program Coordinator
Dr. Christer Karlsson