This image was created by Joshua Warner as a term project
in ray tracing during the Advanced Computer Graphics course.
The EECS departments offers M.S. and Ph.D. degrees in Mathematical & Computer Sciences with a Computer Science specialty. The master's program is designed to prepare candidates for careers in industry or government or for further study at the PhD level. Both thesis and non-thesis options are available. For the Ph.D. program, students will work closely with an advisor in one of the following areas:
- Applied algorithms
- Graphics and scientific visualization
- High performance and parallel computing
- Wireless sensor networks
The EECS department offers M.S. and Ph.D. degrees in Engineering with Electrical specialty. The program demands academic rigor and depth yet also addresses the real-world problems in advanced engineering and technology. Research plays a large part of graduate education: directly for thesis based students and indirectly in terms of the curriculum for coursework-only M.S. degrees. Research focus areas in the department are:
This brochure contains more information about the graduate programs in Electrical Engineering.
