Graduate Programs
at Fort Monmouth, Eatontown, NJ 07703-5201
Stevens offers a 10-course Master of Engineering
degrees in
Computer Engineering,
Electrical Engineering and
Systems Engineering at Fort Monmouth, in
Eatontown, NJ. Students who currently hold a
Master's degree in Engineering or a related
discipline are also encouraged to pursue a Doctor
of Philosophy degree in Systems Engineering or
Engineering Management at Fort Monmouth.
Stevens also offers a four-course Graduate
Certificate in Systems Engineering.
Master of Engineering – Electrical Engineering
The Master's degree requires completion of a total
of 30 hours of credit. Each student must complete
the three core courses and must complete the course
requirements for one of the electrical engineering
concentrations. Elective courses are to be chosen
from among the EE, CpE and NIS courses. A maximum
of two elective courses not listed in the ECE program
may be taken with the approval of the academic advisor.
Electrical Engineering Core Courses:
EE 602 Analytical Methods in Electrical Engineering
EE 603 Linear Systems Theory
EE 605 Probability and Stochastic Processes I
Electrical Engineering Concentrations:
Those students selecting one of the departmental
concentration areas must complete a three-course
concentration sequence appropriate for any one
of the following concentration areas.
Computer Architectures and Digital
Systems
CpE 514 Computer Architecture
CpE 643 Logic Design of Digital Systems I
CpE 690 Introduction to VLSI Design
Microelectronic Devices and Systems
EE 503 Introduction to Solid State Physics
EE 619 Solid State Devices
CpE 690 Introduction to VLSI Design
Signal Processing for Communications
EE 609 Communication Theory
EE 613 Digital Signal Processing for Communications
EE 616 Signal Detection and Estimation for Communications
EE 663 Digital Signal Processing I
Telecommunications Systems Engineering
EE 606 Probability and Stochastic Processes
II
EE 609 Communication Theory
EE 610 Error Control Coding for Networks
EE 670 Information Theory and Coding
CpE 655 Queuing Systems with Computer Applications
I
Wireless Communications
EE 583 Wireless Systems Overview
EE 585 Physical Design of Wireless Systems
EE 586 Wireless Networking: Architectures, Protocols
and Standards
EE 651 Spread Spectrum and CDMA
Master
of Engineering – Computer Engineering
The Master's degree requires completion of a total
of 30 hours of credit. Each student must complete
the three core courses and must complete the course
requirements for one of the computer engineering
concentrations. Elective courses are to be chosen
from among the CpE, EE and NIS numbered graduate
courses in this catalog. An elective course not
in the CpE, EE or NIS numbered courses may be
taken, with the approval of the student's academic
advisor. A maximum of two elective courses not
listed in the ECE program may be taken with the
approval of the academic advisor.
Computer Engineering Core Courses (Select
three of the following courses)
CpE 593 Applied Data Structures & Algorithms
EE 612 Principles of Multimedia Compression
CpE 645 Image Processing & Computer Vision
CpE 654 Design & Analysis of Network Systems
CpE 690 Introduction to VLSI Systems Design
Computer Engineering Concentrations Courses:
Each student must complete a three-course concentration
sequence appropriate for any one of the following
concentration areas. Recommended courses are
listed with each concentration.
(Approval by the student’s advisor is required
to substitute another course for a listed course.)
Computer Systems
CpE 540 Fundamentals of Quantitative Software
Engineering I
CpE 644 Logical Design of Digital Systems
II
CpE 654 Design and Analysis of Network Systems
Data Communications and Networks
CpE 565 Management of Local Area Networks
EE 612 Principles of Multimedia Compression
CpE 654 Design and Analysis of Network Systems
CpE 678 Information Networks I
CpE 655 Queuing Systems with Computer Applications
I
Digital Systems Design
CpE 621 Analysis and Design of Real-Time Systems
CpE 644 Logical Design of Digital Systems
II
CpE 690 Introduction to VLSI Systems Design
Engineered Software Systems
CpE 540 Fundamentals of Quantitative Software
Engineering I
CS 561 Database Management Systems I
CS 520 Introduction to Operating Systems
Image Processing and Multimedia
CpE 558 Computer Vision
CpE 591 Introduction to Multimedia Networking
CpE 645 Image Processing and Computer Vision
CpE 636 Integrated Services – Multimedia
EE 612 Principles of Multimedia Compression
Information Systems
CS 561 Database Management Systems I
CpE 591 Introduction to Multimedia Networking
CpE 636 Integrated Services - Multimedia
CpE 645 Image Processing and Computer Vision
Information Systems Security
EE 589 Wireless Systems Security
CpE 591 Introduction to Multimedia Networking
CpE 668 CyberSecurity Techniques and Mechanisms
CpE 691 Information Systems Security
CpE 678 Information Networks I
For further information on recommended elective
courses under each concentration, refer to the
Computer Engineering graduate program brochure,
the ECE web page or consult with an academic advisor.
Graduate
Certificate in Systems Engineering:
- SYS 611 Simulation and Modeling
- SYS 612 Project Management and Organizational
Design
- SYS 625 Systems Operational Effectiveness
and Life Cycle Analysis
- SYS 650 System Architecture and Design
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Six additional courses are needed for the Master
of Engineering in Systems Engineering. Of these
six, two must be Systems Engineering, Integrated
Product Development, or Engineering Management courses.
The remaining four courses should be negotiated
with a Systems Engineering advisor. Concentrations
in project management, technology management, computer
science, wireless communications, or four additional
courses in Systems Engineering are some of the viable
options. Many of these concentrations can be taken
via the Internet. |
