Master's Program

At Purdue, we are believers in the value of experiential learning – diving into a project and learning by doing. Our MS program provides two different opportunities to learn by doing. The first is a traditional MS thesis option open to students who have identified a faculty thesis advisor. The second is a non-thesis track that provides the same type of experiential learning as in a nine-credit thesis with the added benefit of opportunities to develop soft skills and essential business skills that are invaluable whether you next step is industry or a Ph.D. program.

Degrees, Requirements & Program Activities

• Handbook
• Degree Requirements
• Undergraduate Background
• Key Program Activities
• Electronic Plan of Study - How to
• FAQs

Courses, Registration & Plan of Study

• Advanced Planning List
• ECE Graduate Course Listings
• ECE Experimental Courses
• Research Areas
• Purdue Class Schedule Website
• Registration FAQs

Thesis Information

• Master's Thesis and Final Examination
• Avoiding Plagiarism
• Grad School Calendar and Deadlines
• Examination Postings

Ethics, Forms & Seminars

• ECE Calendars and Deadlines
• Ethics Statement
• Admissions Forms
• Graduate Seminars
• Computer Engineering Graduate Seminars
• CPT Instructions