Master of Engineering (MEng/MSc) in Computer and Systems Engineering

About

This field is one of the fastest-growing branches of engineering. Strong course sequences in software, hardware, and systems engineering are available. Students consider the computer as a system in itself, as a tool for modeling and design, and as an embedded element within a real-time system. There is the flexibility for in depth study in areas such as automatic control, communications, information processing, computer software, computer hardware, computer networks, robotics, signal processing, and image analysis. The core areas in ECSE are the foundation of many high impact applications that ECSE faculty are engaged in, including: Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning, Big Data, Internet of Things, Computer Architecture and Hardware Design, Cybersecurity, Terahertz Communication and Sensing, Robotics and Automation, Human/Automation Systems, Smart Grid, Renewable Energy Systems, Smart Buildings, Quantum Systems, Advanced Electronics Materials, and many others.

Career Path

Career path includes Systems Engineer, Software Engineer, Embedded Systems Engineer, Cloud Solutions Architect, Network Engineer, Cybersecurity Analyst, DevOps Engineer, Data Scientist, Machine Learning Engineer, Artificial Intelligence Engineer, Control Systems Engineer, Robotics Engineer, Systems Integration Specialist, IoT Solutions Developer, IT Project Manager, Systems Analyst, Database Administrator, Research Scientist (Computer Systems), Computer Vision Engineer, High-Performance Computing Specialist, Real-Time Systems Developer, Technical Consultant, Firmware Engineer, Automation Engineer, Digital Signal Processing Engineer, Telecommunications Engineer.