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Computer Engineering, M.S.

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Program Overview

The Master of Science in Computer Engineering is designed to equip you with advanced knowledge in current and future computer hardware and software technologies. The master’s program provides coursework in computer architecture, hardware design, systems and applications software, networking, and distributed and real-time systems. You’ll engage in cutting-edge research in areas like embedded systems, robotics, VLSI design, Big Data, IoT and machine learning. Charlotte’s state-of-the-art laboratories provide the perfect environment for innovation and discovery.

Program Contact

Ron Sass, Ph.D.

Associate Chair of Graduate Programs

rsass@charlotte.edu

Program at a Glance

Requirements include graduate coursework plus a capstone: thesis, project or comprehensive exam.

delivery
On Campus
Credit Hours
30
Admits
Spring, Summer I, Summer II, Fall
Application Deadlines
October 1 (Spring Priority), December 1 (Spring Final), March 1 (Fall Priority), August 1 (Fall Final), May 1 (Summer I Final), June 15 (Summer II Final)
Kendall Britton

“I chose Charlotte because it proved to be the best university in North Carolina for the field of computer engineering.”

Kendall Britton ’23, M.S. in Computer Engineering

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Already a 49er? Early Entry Option Available

Exceptional undergraduate students may apply to the M.S. in Computer Engineering Early Entry program to begin work toward a graduate degree before completion of the bachelor’s degree.