Master
of Engineering
The Master
of Engineering degree
is intended to be a terminal professional degree where the candidate
demonstrates advanced ability in both course work and in advanced
independent design. Students can complete the degree course requirements
in two semesters. The degree is typically completed by a practicum
within industry or in government research. This degree is intended
for students wishing to work in the areas of consulting engineering,
industry, or government.
Master of Science
The
Master of Science degree is an advanced degree that
typically includes both a coursework component and a research
component. This degree is intended as either a terminal degree
for students wishing to work in consulting, industry, or government,
or as a gateway to the Ph. D. degree.
Doctor of Philosophy
The
Doctor of Philosophy degree is a research degree. It
is awarded in recognition of demonstrated mastery of the subject
matter within a chosen subspecialty of electrical and computer
engineering, and demonstrated competence in the conduct of individual
research investigations that represent a significant contribution
to the cumulative knowledge in that area. The student will work
closely with an advisor and an advisory committee to prepare for
and conduct research on a topic of interest to the student.
Remote
MSEE
Electric
Power Courses via Distance Learning
Remote MSEE Brochure
http://www.techonline.mtu.edu/eepower.pdf
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