On-line Home Class Schedule Course Guide Campus Maps U of M Computer Engineering Computer engineering is an interdisciplinary graduate program offered jointly by the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering and the Department of Computer Science and Engineering. Students in this program develop a broad understanding of both hardware and software design issues. The M.S. degree is a traditional research-oriented degree that prepares graduates to work in industry or to continue with their graduate studies in either electrical engineering or computer science. E. degree is a coursework-only professional engineering degree tailored primarily for working professionals.
Students have access to a wide variety of computational and laboratory equipment.
Students can focus their studies in several different areas, including computer architecture and system design, compilers, computer-aided design, databases, networks, operating systems, parallel computing, software engineering, and VLSI design and testing. Only Degree Requirements The M.Comp. In addition, Plan A, students must complete 10 thesis credits and Plan B students must complete 3 credits of a Plan B project. The final exam is oral. The information in on-line catalogs and other University publications or announcements is subject to change without notice.