Ask HN: Any Experience with Online Master's in Electrical/Computer Engineering?

5 points·chana_masala··5 comments

I'm looking into getting my Master's in Electrical and Computer Engineering and I'd like to do it online. I've heard a lot about GA Tech's OMSCS and it seems well regarded. GA Tech also has an OMS in ECE - does anyone have any experience with this program or another online MS in ECE? Thank you!

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Just commenting to say I have just applied for an online masters (part time 3 years) in software development. It's a conversion course for people without a computer science undergrad. It's around $10,000. From a respected university in the UK.

can you please share the link?

If anyone finds this thread, here's is a list of online MS in ECE I've found. It is however simply just a list, I don't know enough about any of the programs to recommend one over the other

Purdue through edX - $22,500 - https://www.edx.org/masters/online-masters-in-electrical-and...

University of Arizona - $29,850 - https://online.engineering.arizona.edu/online-programs/elect...

GA Tech - $? - https://pe.gatech.edu/degrees/electrical-computer-engineerin...

Ohio State University - $31,212 - https://onlinemasters.ohio.edu/college-of-engineering/master...

Missouri S&T - $36,000 - https://online.missouri.edu/degrees-programs/mst/engineering...

University of Colorado at Boulder through Coursera - $20,010 - https://www.colorado.edu/bursar/costs/fallspring-costs/maste...

I’m curious how the hardware labs would be done. Do you purchase all the gear for your own home electronics lab?

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