StudyQA — Master: Computer Engineering — Washington University in St. Louis

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The MS in Computer Engineering is best suited for students who are looking to focus more on computer engineering (hardware) aspects. It can be either a pure course option program, or it can incorporate a project or a thesis.

Principles and Methods of Micro- and Nanofabrication
Technology Entrepreneurship
Digital Image Processing
Introduction to Artificial Intelligence
Machine Learning
Advanced Real-Time Embedded Systems
Probability and Stochastic Processes
Wireless Embedded Sensor Networks
Advanced Operating Systems
Systems Security
Database Management Systems
Theory of Compiling & Language Translation
Advanced Multiparadigm Software Development
Modeling and Performance Evaluation of Interconnected Computer Systems
Concepts in Multicore Computing
Control Systems Design by State Space Methods
Optimization and Optimal Control
Dynamics & Control in Neuroscience & Brain Medicine
Robust and Adaptive Control
Fiber-Optic Communications
Theory of Parallel Systems
Mobile Robotics
Advanced Mobile Robotics
Multimedia Signals and Systems
Computer Vision
Computer Systems Architecture I
Electronic Materials Processing
Computer Systems Architecture II
Analog Integrated Circuits
Digital Integrated Circuit Design and Architecture
Advanced Digital Systems Engineering
Acceleration of Algorithms in Reconfigurable Logic
High Performance Computer Systems
Modern System-on-Chip Design
Computer Systems Analysis
Imaging Sensors
Parallel Architectures & Algorithms
Recent Advances in Networking
Network Security
Protocols for Computer Networks
Wireless and Mobile Networking
Digital Representation of Signals
Master's Project
Master's Research

Requirements

Application Fee ($75), credit card or check by mail
Unofficial copies of undergraduate and/or graduate transcripts
Three Letters of Recommendation

- Input recommendation providers' names and email addresses. Recommendation providers are automatically sent an email requesting a recommendation.
- Paper and email recommendations will not be accepted.
- The recommendations must be posted by the published deadline for final application submission.
Statement of Purpose and Resume/CV
- The Statement of Purpose should be a brief document explaining your goals and ambitions. (3 page maximum)
- Current Resume or Curriculum Vitae is to be uploaded in the section immediately following the Statement of Purpose.
GRE Scores
- GRE scores are required for all PhD and full-time Master’s applicants with the exception of applicants to the M. Eng. in Biomedical Innovation degree program.
- GRE scores are not required for applicants to part-time Master’s or the Bachelor’s/Master’s programs.
- If submitting scores, applicants must report their official scores via ETS at the time of application submission for evaluation purposes. The WashU School Code is 6929.
TOEFL or IELTS Scores
- Required for all international applicants.
- Applicants must report their official scores via ETS at the time of application submission for evaluation purposes. The WashU School Code is 6929.
  Note: This requirement may be waived if the applicant has a minimum of three years of documented study at an English-speaking institution, in a country where English is the primary language of daily living. Based on the evaluation of your application package, we retain the right to require English testing upon arrival and you may be required to take additional English classes. If you are recommended to take English classes, the cost of the courses will be your responsibility.