Online Internet Engineering Degree :: Accredited Universities

Capitol’s online Internet Engineering (MSIE) program is a technically oriented program of study that favors students with experience in network administration, engineering or management. It is designed to fill the need for network professionals who know how to build new networks or migrate existing networks onto platforms based primarily on transfer control protocol/Internet protocol (TCP/IP) technology. The convergence of separate voice, data, message switch and video networks onto a single, network based platform using TCP/IP technology is not a fad and has been underway for several years. Technology advances are driving this trend, and have enabled quality telephone services from voice over-the-internet protocol, broadband services proliferation, and mobile access over wireline and wireless facilities. Small and large organizations alike must get more from their information technology (IT) dollars in order to remain competitive. Companies with existing full-featured networks functioning and in place are faced with either integrating their existing IT infrastructure onto a TCP/IP-based solution, or to discard their current IT infrastructure entirely and replace it with a new, TCP/IP-based network.

Entry Requirements

Internet engineering students are expected to have a working knowledge of object-oriented programming. C++ or Java is preferred, but not required.

Other Fees

Information Technology fee, per semester - $15 per credit hour

Late registration for continuing students - $40

Late payment - $25

Deferment payment plan - $30

Drop/add (each form) - $10

Returned check - $40

Transcript (each) - $10

Certificates - $25

Replacement of Diploma - $75

Exam fee for RSC 802 only - $50 (Doctorate students)

Master's program - $150 (non-refundable)

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Georgia Southern’s Master of Science in Applied Engineering (MSAE) degree prepares individuals for career advancement in consumer, commercial and industrial technology fields. The program is structured to meet business’ need for engineering managers and individual contributors who possess leadership skills along with applications experience in a specialized field. The Master of Science in Applied Engineering study options enable students to design a program of study that meets their individual and professional career goals. Program graduates are prepared to assume leadership positions that contribute to quality, productivity, and competitiveness for their employers.

Master of Science in Applied Engineering with Electrical & Electronic Systems Concentration Moore’s Law continues apace, turning one generation’s dream into another’s reality. Global video conferencing on heads up displays, autonomous nanobots aiding search & rescue, solar cells connected to smart power grids, intelligent sensors feeding cloud computers. Electrical and electronic systems are everywhere and invisible, unobtrusively improving and even extending our lives. Our EE Systems graduates will create things yet to be dreamed.

Master of Science in Applied Engineering with Energy Science Concentration Energy Science research and development is one of the highest priority initiatives in the global economic and political arena. The Renewable Energy and Engines Laboratory, directed by the Allen E. Paulson Endowed Chair of Renewable Energy, provides an exceptional opportunity to prepare oneself to pursue this cutting edge career. The laboratory leads the effort to develop alternative fuels for internal combustion engines in partnership with Georgia’s global vehicle producers and agricultural organizations.

Master of Science in Applied Engineering with Engineering Management Concentration Entrepreneurs and managers have a momentous responsibility and a crucial mission. Georgia Southern’s MSAE program emphasizes collective and critical thinking, encourages an open mind to innovation.

Master of Science in Applied Engineering with Information Technology Concentration
This program embraces the ever-changing IT industry, with studies in programming, system and network design, installation and enhancement, Internet implementation, analysis of organization computer and information needs and personnel.

Master of Science in Applied Engineering with Mechatronics Concentration
An application-oriented approach and a focus on state-of-the-art results prepares graduates for integration of mechanical and electronic functions in modern products, unleashing exponential computing power, innovative sensing technologies and robust new materials.

Entry Requirements

1. A Bachelor of Science degree in Engineering, Engineering Technology, or a scientific discipline from an accredited college or university.

2. A cumulative grade point average of 2.75 (4.0 scale) on bachelor degree for Master Program; A cumulative grade point average of 2.75 (4.0 scale) on bachelor degree for Certificate Programs.

3. A score of no less than 150 (170 scale) or 450 (800 scale) on the Verbal section and 144 (170 scale) or 450 (800 scale) on the Quantitative section of the GRE (Graduate Record Examination)

Provisional Admission:
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If the undergraduate grade point average is higher than 2.75, A student may be granted provisional admission with a minimum of 146 (170 scale) or 400 (800 scale) on the
Verbal section and 141 (170 scale) or 400 (800 scale) on the Quantitative section of the GRE. A recommendation by the School of Technology Graduate Coordinator is necessary.Applicants who do not meet all admission requirements may be granted provisional admission or non-degree admission.

Other Fees

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If you have an engineering background and are looking for a career in the space industry, the master of science in astronautical engineering is the right degree for you. With concentrations in project management, satellite operations and mission planning, remote sensing and systems engineering, MSAE students will learn to work as engineers and develop scientific understanding of the spacecraft.

MSAE students are uniquely positioned to take advantage of Capitol’s online curriculum. Some master’s courses will follow a hybrid format, taking place both in the classroom and using the synchronous Capitol LIVE! platform. Other classes will be taught online only using the synchronous Capitol LIVE! platform. This affords students the convenience of attending class anywhere Internet access is available.

Entry Requirements

B.S. in Astronautical Engineering with a minimum GPA of 3.0. or a B.S. in a closely related field with minimum GPA of 3.0 and a minimum of 3 years of work experience.

A current resume.

Personal Essay on your vision of your career goals in the field of astronautical engineering.

Students who do not meet these requirements may still be considered for admission to the program under the provisional status. Additional documents such as letters of recommendation or an interviewed by a member of the faculty may be required. Applicants may also be required to take additional pre-requisite courses.

Other Fees

Information Technology fee, per semester - $15 per credit hour

Late registration for continuing students - $40

Late payment - $25

Deferment payment plan - $30

Drop/add (each form) - $10

Returned check - $40

Transcript (each) - $10

Certificates - $25

Replacement of Diploma - $75

Exam fee for RSC 802 only - $50 (Doctorate students)

Master's program - $150 (non-refundable)

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Beautiful architecture. Solid structure. What else do buildings need?

Try living in one without any heating, cooling, electrical power, lighting, water or drainage. What would it be like to work in a tower without lifts? How would you manage without telephones, an IT system or an internet connection? All of these systems and many more are designed by building services engineers. Building Service Engineers turn buildings from empty shells into spaces fit for people to use.

From the very start of the building design, Building Services Engineers are involved helping architects and other members of the design team to get the size, shape and configuration of the building right. They determine strategies for designing energy efficient buildings, making them sustainable in the long term. Buildings are responsible for a large chunk of carbon emissions so this work makes a critical contribution to reducing a building's impact on climate change.

Of all the disciplines working in the built environment today, the building services engineer has the broadest reach and the deepest impact, affecting virtually every aspect of building design. In short, they make buildings work.

This Masters course provides a broad basis of advanced understanding in the technological areas of building services and energy engineering, with particular emphasis on those areas that are relevant to the interaction between the built and natural environments, modern industry, and the analysis of developing technologies

Entry Requirements

The course is designed for students with undergraduate degrees in mechanical, electrical or chemical engineering, or other relevant engineering disciplines, and seek to develop specialised skills in building services engineering to enter this industry.

A BEng (Hons) degree in an appropriate discipline. Normally upper second class would be considered a minimum, but lower class may be acceptable depending on experience.
Cognate degrees in appropriate disciplines (e.g. physics, chemistry or mathematics) will be accepted provided the candidate demonstrates some knowledge of building services engineering.
Other qualifications may be accepted depending on age and experience. This category would normally be reserved for mature candidates who have had several years experience in the building services industry.
For applicants whose first language is not English, an IELTS score of 6.5 or equivalent is required.

Other Fees

Fourth year fees as below as it varies from aforementioned fees

Domestic: 5040

International:7334

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The MBA/Engineering dual degree programs at Arizona State University combine advanced courses in technical areas with a rigorous management curriculum.
The MBA/MSE in Electrical Engineering dual degree is designed for working professionals who need to stay current in their area of expertise and develop enhanced business acumen. Delivered entirely over the Internet to fit your demanding schedule, you’ll earn the highly ranked W. P. Carey MBA and Ira A. Fulton Schools MSE EE degrees more quickly and at a lower cost than pursuing each degree separately.

Additional Program Highlights:
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Ranked #2 online MBA in the nation,(U.S. News & World Report)

Dedicated career services team

One-course-at-a-time MBA curriculum

Flexible choices of five focused MSE EE tracks

Integrative capstone MBA course and a comprehensive MSE exam

Program requires only one campus visit

World-renowned business and engineering faculty

Entry Requirements

Regionally accredited undergraduate degree, 3.0 GPA in the last two years of study

Acceptable GMAT scores

If required, TOEFL scores should be submitted to the Graduate College.

Minimum 2 years work experience, resume, statement of purpose, and 2 letters of reference

Complete all required ASU Graduate College application materials

ABET accredited electrical engineering undergraduate degree, 3.0 GPA in the last two years of study

Non-ABET electrical engineering undergraduate degree, 3.5 GPA in last two years of study-Or have graduated first class with distinction

- And must score 90 percent (720) or higher on the GRE quantitative section

- And 4.0 or better on the writing section of the GRE

Complete all required ASU Graduate College application materials

Other Fees

Notes

Program requires one campus visit

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