工程与应用科学
MS in Decision, Information, and Communications Engineering (DICE)
TOFEL:79分
IELTS:6.5分
24 hours/27 hours/ 30 hours of course work.
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$1,629 per credit hour
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Every master’s degree program assumes that participants have a general college education through the baccalaureate level. Accordingly, to enter a master’s degree program a student must hold a baccalaureate degree from a regionally accredited United States institution or proof of equivalent training outside the United States. He or she must also have taken at least twelve semester hours of upper-division undergraduate coursework in the area of the proposed graduate major or must have the consent of the graduate dean. Some areas may require more undergraduate preparation. Students who lack adequate preparation may be admitted to a graduate program on the condition that they complete additional preparatory coursework designated by the graduate adviser. These courses are in addition to the thirty semester hours or more required for the master’s degree itself.
Academic advising with a faculty or staff member, which is required for some majors, but optional for others,
Registering for classes online, and
Paying a tuition and fee bill or confirming attendance
Choose an academic track
UT ECE offers 9 different Academic Tracks of study. It is very important that you select the academic track that best fits your choice of Graduate Major. Once you begin the application to Graduate School, you will NOT be able to change your Academic Track. It is very important that you research all the academic tracks in UT ECE to learn which track best fits your interests and goals, before you begin the application to Graduate School.
Complete the Application for Graduate Admissions
Please complete the instructions for Admissions to Graduate School in Engineering. The deadline to apply for Summer 2018, Fall 2018 and Spring 2019 is December 15, 2017. You must have your application completed and submitted by this deadline in order to be considered.
Statement of Purpose and Resume
Make sure you upload your Statement of Purpose and Resume (or CV) when you come to those sections on the application. Your Statement of Purpose should be a summary of your academic and professional goals, as well as a description of the research work you have done in your past, and what research work you plan to do as a graduate student at UT. Please make sure these documents are edited to your liking before you upload them, for they cannot be deleted once they have been uploaded to your application.
Letters of Recommendation
Make sure you enter the valid e-mail address of each referee you want to submit a recommendation for you when you get to that section on the application. Please use the university domain address for each professor you are requesting a reference. Once you have completed this section of the application, a notice will be sent to each referee showing them where to go to complete a recommendation for you using our online system. Three is only the minimum number of recommendations required to accompany your application. You are welcome to add more.
Upload a copy of your transcript(s)
After you have completed and submitted your application to Graduate School and paid your application fee, upload a copy of your transcript(s). After you have submitted your application, you will receive an email that contains a link to the Status Check web site where you will be able to upload your transcript. Your uploaded transcript(s) are considered to be unofficial, but will be used to process your application for admission. DO NOT mail official transcripts or paper copies of your transcripts to the University of Texas. Sending paper copies of documents you have uploaded will significantly delay the processing of your application. See instructions for uploading the pdf of your transcript(link is external).
Send GRE scores to The University of Texas at Austin from the Education Testing Service (ETS)
Send an official set of your GRE scores to the University of Texas from the Education Testing Service (ETS). Only the general GRE exam is required. International students are also required to submit TOEFL. We suggest you sit no later than December 1 for the GRE and TOEFL exams in order to comply with our December 15 deadline. Our university and program testing codes for ETS exams are as follows:
Institution code : 6882
GRE code: 1203
TOEFL code : 66
REMINDER : DO NOT mail paper copies of your application documents (transcripts, recommendations, Statement of Purpose, and Resume) to the University of Texas. The application to UT ECE is entirely electronic and allows for online submission of all of your application materials. Paper documents will not be reviewed and will significantly delay the processing of your application to Graduate School.
截止申请时间:
12月15日
This track involves research and design in the following fields: (1) Communications and networking: all aspects of transmission of data, including: wireless communications, communication theory, information theory, networking, queueing theory, stochastic processes, sensor networks; (2) Data science and machine learning: all aspects of extraction of knowledge from data, including: algorithms, data mining, optimization, statistics, pattern recognition, predictive analytics, artificial intelligence; and (3) Controls, signals, and systems: estimation and detection; signal, image and video processing; linear and nonlinear systems.
MS degree
Students can elect three degree options, each requiring a different number of course units.
Students electing the MS Thesis option must complete 24 hours in addition to registering for EE698A and EE698B. The eight courses (24 hours) must include at least 5 courses of major work, and 2 courses (at least one at the graduate level) of supporting work.
Students electing the MS Report option must complete 27 hours in addition to registering for EE398R. The nine courses (27 hours) must include at least 6 courses of major work, and 2 courses (at least one at the graduate level) of supporting work.
Students electing the No-thesis/No-report option must complete 30 hours of course work. The ten courses (30 hours) must include at least 7 courses of major work, and 2 courses (at least one at the graduate level) of supporting work.
EE397K.1 Conference Courses may not be counted as part of the course work total above, regardless of option.
For the thesis option, the student must take EE698A exactly once, in a separate semester before taking EE698B. EE698B must be taken in the semester the student is to receive the MS degree. EE698A/B do not count toward the 24 hours of formal course work required.
For the report option, the student must take EE398R in the semester the student is to receive the MS degree. EE 398R does not count toward the 27 hours of formal course work required.
For all options, no more than 6 semester hours of upper-division undergraduate coursework can be included in the program of formal coursework. In addition, no course with a grade less than C and at most one course with a grade of C can be included in the program of work.