MSE-EE Curriculum 2023

DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL AND COMPUTER ENGINEERING
MASTER OF SCIENCE IN ENGINEERING (ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING) (2023)

The Electrical and Computer Engineering Department offers a program totaling 30 credit hours, leading
to the degree of Master of Science in Engineering (Electrical Engineering). Students desiring admission
to the program must have earned a Bachelor's degree in Electrical and/or Computer Engineering with an
overall GPA of 3.0 or higher. Students whose undergraduate background is in a field other than Electrical
or Computer Engineering may be granted admission and required to take preparatory courses in electrical
and/or computer engineering as described in section V.
All graduate-level engineering courses are scheduled during late afternoons or evenings to enable
students to earn their master’s degree through part-time or full-time study. The MSE-Electrical
Engineering program can be completed entirely on campus or online, or by taking a combination of on-
campus and online courses. Students admitted to the program are required to take courses as specified
below. All students should be familiar with the ECE Graduate Student Handbook.
Students must maintain a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher in every semester. Courses in which grades
of C- or below have been earned cannot be used to fulfill degree requirements. Students may be placed
on probation if their cumulative GPA falls below 3.0. A minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0 is required to
be eligible to receive the MSE (EE) degree.
I. Core Courses (Select 3 courses) 9 credits
ECE 500 Mathematical Methods in EE and CE (Required. Must be taken in the first year)
ECE 550 Communication Theory
ECE 560 Modern Control Theory
ECE 580 Digital Signal Processing
II. Specialization Courses (Select 3 courses from the following lists) 9 credits
The following are suggested specializations. All three courses may be taken from one specialization or
a combination of any of the specializations. Students are free to develop their own specialization by
selecting from any of the graduate courses listed in the ECE course list (see catalog).
1) Control Systems 3) Intelligent Systems

ECE 519 Advanced Topics in EMC ECE 5251 Multimedia Design Tools I
ECE 552 Fuzzy Systems ECE 535 Mobile Devices & Ubiqys Comp Sys
ECE 560 Modern Control Theory ECE 537 Data Mining
ECE 565 Digital Control Systems ECE 576 Information Engineering
ECE 567 Nonlinear Control Systems ECE 579 Intelligent Systems
ECE 5831 Pattern Recognition & Neural Netwks ECE 580 Digital Signal Processing
ECE 5831 Pattern Recognition & Neural Netwks
2) Digital Signal Processing 4) Vehicle Electronics
ECE 512 Active Filters ECE 5121 Modeling & Design of Elec Cir. & Sys.
ECE 529 Intro to Computer Music ECE 515 Vehicle Electronics-II
ECE 5542 Embedded Sig Proc and Control ECE 519 Advanced Topics in EMC
ECE 580 Digital Signal Processing ECE 531 Intelligent Vehicle Systems
ECE 5802 Multirate Sig. Proc w/ Apl ECE 532 Auto Sensors and Actuators
ECE 582 Intro to Statistical DSP ECE 533 Active Automotive Safety Systems
ECE 5831 Pattern Recognition & Neural Netwks ECE 539 Production of Elec Prods
ECE 584 Speech Processes ECE 5462 Elec Aspects of Hybrid Vehicles
ECE 5791 Vehicle Power Management
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DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL AND COMPUTER ENGINEERING
III. Professional Electives 6 credits
Students may complete the professional elective requirements in several ways:

1. Elect the thesis ECE 699 (6 credits) to work under the supervision of a faculty advisor;
2. Take direct study by ECE 591 (3 credits), and one ECE course at the graduate level;
3. Complete ECE 505 and ECE 510 as directed by ECE Department if undergraduate degree is not
in Electrical Engineering/Computer Engineering disciplines;
4. Take two additional ECE courses at the graduate level
IV. Cognate Courses 6 credits
Students are required to select 6 credit hours of graduate-level courses from other non-ECE engineering
disciplines, such as:
• Automotive Engineering (AENG)
• Computer Information Science (CIS)
• Engineering Management (EMGT)
• Industrial and Manufacturing Systems Engineering (IMSE)
• Mechanical Engineering (ME)
Students may also select any 500-level course from the mathematics & statistics department (MATH,
STAT), excluding math subject courses for educators (MATH 508, 5386, 5387, 543, 544, 5440, 5441,
5442, 5443, 5445, 545, 546, 549, 586, 591).
Additional cognate options may be approved by the ECE department.
Enrollment in cognate courses may be dependent on prior authorization from both the non-ECE
Department and the ECE department. Please confirm your cognate course selections with the ECE
Department, via e-mail, prior to registering.
V. Preparatory Courses
Students with inadequate background in Electrical/Computer Engineering may be required to meet with
the department graduate advisor to determine the need for preparatory courses.
For further information please contact:
Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering

University of Michigan-Dearborn
4901 Evergreen Road
2050 IAVS
Dearborn, MI 48128-2406
Tel: (313)593-5420
Email: umd-ecegrad@umich.edu
Website: https://umdearborn.edu/cecs/departments/electrical-and-computer-engineering

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DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL AND COMPUTER ENGINEERING

MASTER OF SCIENCE IN ENGINEERING (ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING) (2023)

I. Core Courses (Select 3 courses) 9 credits

1) Control Systems 3) Intelligent Systems

Students may complete the professional elective requirements in several ways:

IV. Cognate Courses 6 credits

Additional cognate options may be approved by the ECE department.

For further information please contact:

Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering

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