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Fairleigh Dickinson University's Master of Science in Computer Engineering program equips students with expertise in computer-based systems, communications, and networks. Graduates develop proficiency in advanced mathematics, problem-solving, and engineering tools, preparing them for careers in data acquisition, instrumentation, and automation. The program requires a bachelor's degree in a related field, GRE scores, and letters of recommendation.
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Degree Overview:
Fairleigh Dickinson University's Master of Science in Computer Engineering program is designed to train and educate students to work as computer engineers with expertise in the design tradeoff and the interdependence between hardware and software in computer-based systems, computer communications, and computer networks. Computer engineering is widely employed in data acquisition, signal processing and conditioning, instrumentation, communications, control, automation, and manufacturing. The program provides design skills, theoretical knowledge, a balance between hardware and software engineering, and proficiency in advanced computer technology, with emphasis on practical applications of the field. Educational Objectives: Graduates of the Master's program will display these qualities upon graduation:
- Proficiency in advanced mathematics, science, and engineering concepts.
- Problem formulation and analysis abilities with consideration of trade-offs and solutions to complex engineering challenges.
- Expertise in numerical analysis techniques, computer-aided analysis and design methods, and current engineering tools.
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Admission Requirements:
- A Bachelor of Science (BS) in electrical engineering, computer engineering, or computer science from an accredited university is mandatory. The BS should comprise coursework or equivalent experience in the following areas: introductory computer programming, logic circuits, digital interfacing circuits, data structures. These prerequisites can be taken at Fairleigh Dickinson University but will not count towards the 30-credit master's degree requirement. Students with a Bachelor of Science degree in technology or related areas of science and engineering may qualify with completion of undergraduate prerequisites as directed by a faculty advisor.
- Submission of an official Graduate Record Examination (GRE) General Test score report from the last five years is a requirement. For candidates with a previous master's degree in a related discipline from a regionally accredited college or university within the United States, the GRE requirement may be waived.
- Three letters of recommendation are needed. Course Structure: The number of graduate credits necessary for the Master of Science in Computer Engineering degree at FDU is 30 credits. This includes
- 12 credits in core requirements
Fairleigh Dickinson University - Vancouver
Overview:
Fairleigh Dickinson University - Vancouver is a branch campus of Fairleigh Dickinson University, a private university based in New Jersey, USA. Established in 2007, the Vancouver campus offers undergraduate and graduate programs in a vibrant and multicultural city setting.
Services Offered:
The Vancouver campus provides a range of services to students, including:
Admissions Services:
Assisting prospective students with the application process, including international admissions.Academic Advising:
Providing guidance and support to students in choosing courses and navigating their academic journey.Student Services:
Offering resources and support for student life, including career services, learning support, and study abroad opportunities.Enrollment Services:
Handling registration, course scheduling, and other administrative tasks related to enrollment.Learning and Support Services:
Providing academic support services, such as tutoring and writing centers.Student Life and Campus Experience:
The Vancouver campus offers a unique learning experience in a cosmopolitan city setting. Students can expect:
Multicultural Environment:
Vancouver is a diverse city, providing students with opportunities to interact with people from various backgrounds.Scenic Location:
Vancouver is known for its natural beauty, offering access to mountains, beaches, and outdoor activities.Global Scholars Program:
A distinctive program for first-time freshmen, fostering global citizenship and leadership skills.Key Reasons to Study There:
Global Education:
The Vancouver campus provides a unique opportunity to experience a global education in a vibrant international city.Access to a World-Class City:
Vancouver offers a rich cultural experience, with museums, theaters, and diverse culinary options.Career Opportunities:
The campus provides career services and connections to local businesses, offering students opportunities to explore career paths in a dynamic economy.Academic Programs:
The Vancouver campus offers a range of undergraduate and graduate programs, including:
Undergraduate Programs:
The specific undergraduate programs offered are not detailed in the provided context.Graduate Programs:
The specific graduate programs offered are not detailed in the provided context.Entry Requirements:
A Bachelor of Science degree in electrical engineering, computer engineering or computer science from an accredited university. This should include courses or equivalent experience in the following areas: introductory computer programming, logic circuits, digital interfacing circuits and data structures. These courses can be taken at Fairleigh Dickinson University but will not count toward the 30-credit master’s degree requirement. Students with a Bachelor of Science degree in technology or other areas of science and engineering may be admitted if they complete undergraduate prerequisites as determined by an adviser of the school. Submission of an official score report for the Graduate Record Examination (GRE) General Test taken within the last five years. The GRE requirement is waived for applicants who have completed a master’s degree from a regionally accredited college or university in United States. Three letters of recommendation. Applicants who have not completed all requirements for admission to the degree program may be permitted to enroll in classes for credit on a non-matriculated or non-degree basis.
