GR
ENGR 6260: Numerical Methods in Electromagnetics
3 credits
Formulation and numerical solution of electromagnetic problems using current computational tools.
Graduate
Electrical and Computer Engineering, MS
Explore our Master of Science in Engineering Science with emphases in Computer Engineering, Electromagnetics, Electrical Engineering, and Telecommunications.
About the Master of Science in Electrical and Computer Engineering
The Master of Science in Engineering Science from the department of Electrical and Computer Engineering provides students with advanced training in engineering principles, preparing them for careers in industry, research and development, public service, or continued doctoral study. The program is designed to build both technical depth and professional communication skills while offering flexibility through multiple areas of emphasis.
Students can tailor their degree by choosing from four specialization areas: Computer Engineering, Electromagnetics, Electrical Engineering, and Telecommunications. Each specialization allows students to deepen their expertise in their fields—from circuit design and embedded systems to wireless communications and microwave technology.
- Most specializations offer thesis and nonthesis options, giving students the opportunity to pursue research-intensive study or a professionally focused path.
- Regardless of the track, all students complete a combination of advanced coursework and a final oral examination or project defense.
Whether you're looking to advance in your current role or prepare for future academic work, our program offers the foundation and flexibility to meet your goals.
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Program Information
Degree
M.S. in Engineering Science
Emphases
Electrical and Computer Engineering
Specializations
Computer Engineering ;
EE (Electromagnetics) ;
Electrical Engineering ;
Telecommunications
Required Credit Hours
30
Program Type
Master's Program
Program Location
School
Electromagnetics Specialization
Find course requirements and other information about the electromagnetics specialization in the course catalog.
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Alexander Yakovlev
Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering
Electrical Engineering Specialization
Find course requirements and other information about the electrical engineering specialization in the course catalog.
For questions, contact our graduate program coordinator using the information below.
Lei Cao
Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering
Telecommunications Specialization
Find course requirements and other information about the telecommunications specialization in the course catalog.
For questions, contact our graduate program coordinator using the information below.
Lei Cao
Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering
Our Research Centers
Our research centers offer students the chance to work alongside faculty experts and industry partners on projects that push the boundaries of engineering innovation. From hands-on lab work to collaborative problem-solving, these centers provide invaluable experience, professional connections, and the opportunity to make meaningful contributions to the field.
Research in ECE
Within the Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering, research spans a broad spectrum of topics that address both fundamental science and real-world challenges. Faculty and students collaborate to advance knowledge in areas such as broadband wireless, space systems, defense, and environmental monitoring.
Grad School Requirements
Discover how the University of Mississippi Graduate School blends the resources of a Carnegie R1 research institution with the personalized mentorship of a close-knit academic community. Learn about admissions requirements, flexible program formats, and funding opportunities that can help you achieve your academic and professional goals.
What courses will you take to get a Master's of Engineerning Science in Electrical and Computer Engineering degree?
Here are some of the courses you’ll take to earn your Electrical and Computer Engineering Master's degree.
GR
ENGR 7210: Advanced Electrodynamics
3 credits
Boundary-value problems. Green's functions, general transmission systems, coupled transmission systems, microwave optics, scattering.
GR
ENGR 7230: Passive Microwave Circuits
3 credits
Guided electromagnetic waves, linear multiports, computer analysis and optimization of microwave circuits, multiconductor transmission lines, filters.
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