Electrical Engineering, MS: Battery Controls Option

The Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering offers coursework and thesis supervision leading to the Master of Science degree in Electrical Engineering with an option in Battery Controls.

Learning Outcomes

The Master of Science in Electrical Engineering prepares graduate students to:

• Read, interpret, and critically assess literature in specialized fields of electrical engineering and evaluate its impact on current issues in engineering and society.

• Write authoritative technical reports and articles.

• Give effective oral presentations on technical topics.

• Apply advanced knowledge in science, mathematics, and engineering to perform analysis, synthesis, and design for solutions of engineering problems.

Admission Requirements

Students who wish to pursue this option must submit a written request to enroll in the Battery Controls option. This request must be made after admission to the Electrical Engineering, MS program but before the MS degree is awarded.

For standard admission to the Battery Controls option, applicants must meet the standard MS requirements and have completed the following university-level coursework with a grade of "B" or higher:

• Mathematics: Calculus III, Linear Algebra, Differential Equations

• Science: Physics III - calculus based, General Chemistry I

• Engineering: Circuits II, Electronics I, Linear Systems