Graduate Pathway in Electrical & Computer Engineering - High Performance Computing

Course Overview

This Graduate Pathway in Electrical & Computer Engineering - High Performance Computing program leads to the Master of Engineering or Master of Science in Electrical and Computer Engineering - High Performance Computing degree program at Colorado State University. The Master of Engineering degree is a course work-only master's degree without the research requirement. The emphasis is on learning specific job-related knowledge and skills presented in graduate-level courses. Program highlights include: Tutoring for Pathway classes, Dedicated academic advisor throughout the program to help you transition to the university, Access to all of CSU's campus facilities - library, recreation center, student center, Experienced and well-trained instructors, Classrooms located in the heart of campus, What will I study? The INTO CSU Graduate Pathway program in Electrical and Computer Engineering - High Performance Computing is designed for a successful journey into your master's degree. It focuses on the following components: A curriculum including CSU credit-bearing courses that may count toward the CSU degree, Work together with leading faculty and students on projects, Integration with domestic and international students, Improve your English and academic study skills, Attend lectures and presentations, Career Paths, As a graduate of a electrical and computer engineering degree program at CSU, you might find work as a: Aerospace Engineer, Automotive Engineer, College Professor, Electrical Engineer, Military Officer, Pilot, Power Company Manager, Production Engineer, Systems Engineer, Duration Approximately 9 months (Standard Pathway) 4 months (Accelerated Pathway)