Electrical Engineering

The Master of Science in Electrical Engineering program at Washington State University is an innovative and comprehensive program that offers students the opportunity to study the latest advances in the field of electrical engineering. The 30-credit hour program includes 21 course credits, with a grade of A-F, and 9 thesis research credits (EE 700). Under the thesis option, students are expected to complete a significant research project and submit a thesis that adheres to EECS standards and the formatting requirements of the advisory committee and Graduate School. This program provides students with advanced knowledge in topics such as digital signal processing, electromagnetics, power electronics, control systems, embedded systems design, computer networks & communication systems and Artificial Intelligence. Graduates from this program will be well prepared for careers in research laboratories or industry settings working on projects ranging from renewable energy solutions to autonomous robotics. With its cutting-edge curriculum and excellent career prospects, this degree offers students an unparalleled opportunity to make meaningful contributions towards improving our society through their work in electrical