Getting a Masters degree
Getting a Masters degree
(OP)
Background: I have about 10 years of experience in the US Navy working with RF receivers/jammers, completed an undergraduate degree in Electrical Engineering (minor in Mechanical Eng Technology), have an EIT certificate and now entering one of the best masters programs. Initially I wanted to pursue power but something my advisor said has me thinking there may be a more time relevant path.
I wish to make myself as marketable as possible upon graduation and intend to complete the PE licensing process. My EE master will be coupled with a master in Naval Architecture (dual degree). If you were me, enjoying everything EE except computer science/programming, which subspecialty would you pursue?
I wish to make myself as marketable as possible upon graduation and intend to complete the PE licensing process. My EE master will be coupled with a master in Naval Architecture (dual degree). If you were me, enjoying everything EE except computer science/programming, which subspecialty would you pursue?
Sachamo Joe





RE: Getting a Masters degree
RE: Getting a Masters degree
ekline is right, an MS will not limit you by boxing you into a specialty. It will show that you can make it throug a formal program.
So go with what interests you. The success will follow.
RE: Getting a Masters degree
Sachamo Joe