Cratis D. Williams School of Graduate Studies

The program's goals are to accomplish the following objectives:

The Engineering Physics Master's program includes a core of courses in analog and digital electronics, digital system design, IBM PC architecture and interfacing, robotics, design and implementation of microprocessor-based instrumentation, microcontrollers, and laboratory automation. All of the courses have a three-hour lab for related, hands-on, practical application of the course material. A research project is required in one of (or a combination of ) the concentration areas, and is conducted under the supervision of a member of the Department's graduate faculty.

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Note: On campus program is not open at this time. 

This degree is in compliance with the Department of Public Instruction (DPI) requirements leading to North Carolina Licensure as a curriculum-instructional specialist. The degree requires the pre-requisite of a teaching license.

Program Highlights:

The Master's program is for students who would like to advance beyond the undergraduate level of professional competence or to prepare for future doctoral study. The curriculum includes a balance between theory and applications and is built around a core of required courses in the basic areas of computer science.

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The mission of the MBA is to provide educational experiences to prepare our students for life-long learning and professional leadership responsibilities in a dynamic global environment. The flexibility in our program allows each student to receive the best educational experience possible through part-time or full-time tracks in two locations with the opportunity to complete your degree in as little as a year. We offer rolling admission so you can start your program in the Fall, Spring or Summer. The program provides individualized attention through extensive student-faculty collaboration.