ECE Master’s Success Seminar (ECE 701)—0 credits Weekly seminar (no tuition). Required for students entering Fall 2024 or later.
I was looking for that strong university-industry connection. That, along with the flexibility of the coursework, which gave me a lot more bandwidth for research, made Duke the best fit for me, in the end.
The Graduate School requires a final exam approved by a committee made up of three Graduate Faculty members. The committee must be approved by the Director of Graduate Studies and the Dean of the Graduate School at least one month prior to the examination date. The student is not required to generate a written document for the ECE department, and the format of the exam is determined by the department.
Requirements
30 units of graduate-level coursework as determined by the curricular track course requirements
3 units of ungraded research (if desired, to substitute for standard coursework)
ECE 701—ECE Master’s Success Seminar (0 credit, tuition-free) Required for students entering Fall 2024 or later.
For the project option, a written research report and oral presentation are required to be presented to a committee made up of the student’s advisor and two other members of the graduate faculty, one of whom must be from a department other than ECE or outside the student’s main curricular area. The committee must be approved by the Director of Graduate Studies and the Dean of the Graduate School at least one month prior to the examination date. The formats of the written and oral project reports are determined by the student’s advisor. The project report is not submitted to the Graduate School; however, a final copy must be submitted to the ECE Department.
Requirements
30 units of graduate-level coursework as determined by the curricular track course requirements
Up to 6 units of ungraded research (if desired, to substitute for standard coursework)
ECE 701—ECE Master’s Success Seminar (0 credit, tuition-free) Required for students entering Fall 2024 or later.
A written thesis must be uploaded by the guidelines presented in the Graduate School’s Guide for the Electronic Submission of Thesis and Dissertation, and the thesis must be defended orally before a committee composed of the faculty member under whose direction the work was done and at least two other members of the graduate faculty, one of whom must be from a department other than ECE or outside the student’s main curricular area. The committee must be approved by the Director of Graduate Studies and the Dean of the Graduate School at least one month prior to the examination date.
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