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MEng in Electrical and Computer Engineering

Graduation Requirements

30 Credits

2025-2026 Academic Year

Technical Courses (18 credits)

  • ECE 5414 Applied Machine Learning OR CS 5781 Machine Learning Engineering — 3 Credits
  • ECE 5415 Applied Digital Signal Processing and Communications OR ECE 5746 Applied Digital ASIC Design OR ECE 5755 Computer Systems & Architecture — 3 Credits
  • 6 credits of ECE Electives
  • 6 credits of Technical Electives (choose from any ECE, CS, ORIE, or INFO course offerings)

Studio Courses (8 credits)

All Studio courses must be taken for a letter grade.

  • TECH 5900 Product Studio — 4 Credits
  • TECH 5910 Startup Studio OR TECH 5920 BigCo Studio OR TECH 5930 PiTech Impact Studio — 3 Credits
  • TECH Studio Elective — 1 Credit
    Please note: TECHIE prefix classes do not qualify as Studio electives.

General Electives (4 credits)

  • Select from any offerings on Cornell Tech’s campus (CS, ECE, ORIE, INFO, LAW, NBAY, TECH, TECHIE).
    Please note: TECHIE 5310: Business Fundamentals (Fall only) must be taken as a prerequisite for all business courses.

Additional Requirements

  • Cornell Tech campus policy indicates that students enrolled in full-time masters programs are required to maintain a minimum of 12 credits of enrollment each semester. Students are advised to enroll in an average of 15 credits each semester, unless your program requirements notes otherwise, to ensure progression towards degree completion.
  • Students may not enroll in more than 18 credits per semester without Program Director approval, which will be granted only in exceptional circumstances.
  • Students may only count a maximum of 2 credit hours graded as S/U towards the degree requirements. Classes that are only offered as S/U count towards this 2-credit limit. If students change a course that is more than 2 credits to “S/U”, then that entire course will not count as it is over the 2-credit limit.
  • All students must receive a B or higher in TECH 5900 or TECH 5910/ TECH 5920/ TECH 5930.
  • Only classes with a grade of C- or higher will count towards a student’s degree requirements.
  • Students must maintain at least a 2.5 GPA. Students who are not in good standing may be asked to leave the program.
  • Please note Curricular Practical Training credits (TECH 5999) does not count towards graduation/degree requirements.

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