Students may earn a Stanford MSEE degree entirely online in a variety of areas:

			Communication Systems
			Computer Hardware
			Computer Software Systems
			Control and System Engineering
			Electronic Circuits
			Electronic Devices, Sensors, and Technology
			Image Systems
			Network Systems
			Signal Processing
			VLSI Design

Degree tracks requiring some on-campus attendance:

			Dynamic Systems and Optimization
			Fields, Waves, and Radioscience
			Lasers, Optoelectronics, and Quantum Electronics
			Solid State Materials and Devices

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If you want to update or refresh your skills in an area, or get a “first-taste” in a new discipline, SCPD offers graduate courses through the Non Degree Option (NDO). You may take individual courses or earn a graduate certificate through successful completion of three to five courses in:

			Computer Hardware and VLSI Design
			Computer Languages and Operating Systems
			Control and System Engineering
			Digital Communication
			Electronic Circuits
			Electronic Devices and Technology
			Networking
			Optics, Imaging and Communications
			Signal Processing
			Telecommunications
			Wireless Personal Communication
			Individually Design EE Certificate Program

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When a full-length graduate course is more than you need and more than you can fit into your schedule, SCPD offers a growing portfolio of short-term, intensive learning experiences delivered in ways that meet the needs of busy professionals and managers.

Advanced Project Management
Learn how to improve project performance and create an organizational culture for effective project management through this advanced course of study that combines Stanford research with industry practice. Earn the credential of Stanford Certified Project Manager. Courses are delivered on campus, online and at your organization site.

Engineering and Science Institute
Engineering and Science Institute Select from an online portfolio of more than 40 topics presented by Stanford faculty and industry experts:

			Nanoscience and Nanotechnology
			Semiconductor Devices and Manufacturing Technology
			Semiconductor Circuit Design and Applications
			New Materials for Extending Moore’s Law

Managing Global Initiatives: Strategy and Execution
Learn how to anticipate and navigate the challenges that arise in planning, staffing, and structuring a complex, capital-intensive project in a foreign market context.

Semiconductor Online Series
In partnership with Semizone, top experts from both academia and industry have created a comprehensive library of education and training material in semiconductor and related industries. The courses cover fundamentals to advanced topics in materials, equipment, processes, devices, circuits and manufacturing technologies.

Strategic Decision and Risk Management
Learn to make effective critical decisions to increase shareholder value.

Free Online Seminars
SCPD makes it possible for the public to view a series of thought-provoking seminars on a broad range of topics such as “Entrepreneurial Engineer” and “Topics in International Technology Management”. Listen to and learn from visionaries such as David Kelley on “The Power of Play” and Robert Sutton on “Weird Ideas that Work: Fostering Organizational Creativity” and many more.

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			Read about Professor John Cioffi, pioneer in DSL technologies, and the EE379 series in a new faculty spotlight.
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