Accelerated BS/MS Degree

Accelerated Bachelor of Science/Master of Science Degree

Three accelerated dual degree programs available to ECE undergraduates

BS in Computer Engineering and an MS in Electrical and Computer Engineering

This program requires a minimum 3.25 OU and combined retention GPA for program admission. It also requires a minimum completion of 144-147 credit hours with a minimum graduation grade point average of 3.0 (combined and at OU, in the major, curriculum and overall). Accelerated program elective requirements are different from the standard program. For detailed semester by semester curriculum requirements, view the degree checksheet.

download the degree checksheet.

BS in Electrical Engineering and an MS in Electrical and Computer Engineering

This program requires a minimum 3.25 OU and combined retention GPA for program admission. The program requires a minimum completion of 143-146 credit hours with a minimum graduation grade point average of 3.0 (combined and at OU, in the major, curriculum and overall). Accelerated program elective requirements are different from the standard program. For detailed semester by semester curriculum requirements, view the degree checksheet.

download the degree checksheet.

BS in Computer Engineering and an MS in Computer Science

This program requires a minimum 3.5 OU and combined retention GPA for program admission. The program requires a minimum completion of 144-147 credit hours with a minimum graduation grade point average of 3.25 (combined and at OU, in the major, curriculum and overall). Accelerated program elective requirements are different from the standard and accelerated program with the MS component in Electrical and Computer Engineering. For detailed semester by semester curriculum requirements, view the degree checksheet.

download the degree checksheet.

Prior to enrolling in any graduate level coursework undergraduate students must have:

applied to and be accepted into the Accelerated Degree Program - BS/MS to earn their master's degree
or
submitted the form Application for Graduate Credit Courses Taken During Junior and Senior Years and be granted permission by the Graduate College to receive graduate credit for the courses that could potentially apply to a stand-alone master’s degree.

Application Forms:

Computer Engineering students should also contact the School of Computer Science to seek further information if interested in the Accelerated Dual Degree Program for an MS in Computer Science.