Masters in Control Engineering: Schools, Online & MEE Comparison

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Several participants in the discussion are seeking online Master's programs in Controls Engineering that do not require a thesis. There is a particular interest in programs that offer flexibility and align with specific course structures from notable universities. Comparisons are made between a general Master's in Electrical Engineering (MSEE or M.Eng) and specialized degrees like Controls or Mechatronics, with emphasis on the potential advantages of a focused curriculum for career advancement in niche fields. Recommendations for distance learning schools that provide similar courses to those listed in the provided links are also requested, highlighting the need for accessible and relevant educational options in the engineering domain.
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I'm wondering if anybody can list some schools that offer a Masters in Controls Engineering. Preferably without a thesis and 100% online.

Also, how would a Masters of Electrical Engineering (MSEE, M.eng) compare to a more specific degree (such as controls, mechatronics, etc.)?
 
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