UCLA MS in Engineering (Online)

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The UCLA Master of Science in Engineering (Online) program is a viable option for individuals lacking an undergraduate degree in engineering, particularly for those with backgrounds in Computer Science and Mathematics. The program is designed to accommodate non-traditional students, including military personnel, by offering a flexible online format. The curriculum allows for a focus on engineering principles without the prerequisite of physics, making it accessible for students with diverse academic backgrounds.

PREREQUISITES
  • Understanding of online learning platforms and methodologies
  • Familiarity with engineering principles and concepts
  • Basic knowledge of Computer Science and Mathematics
  • Awareness of military education benefits and options
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  • Research the specific curriculum and course offerings of UCLA's MSOL program
  • Explore online learning strategies to maximize educational outcomes
  • Investigate military education benefits applicable to online degree programs
  • Learn about networking opportunities within the engineering field for online students
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Prospective students considering an online engineering degree, military personnel seeking flexible education options, and individuals with non-engineering backgrounds looking to transition into engineering fields.

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Does anyone have any experience / thoughts with UCLA's MSOL program? From my readings, it seems like a pretty good option for individuals without an undergraduate degree in engineering (CS and Math in my case).

Here's the link: http://msengrol.seas.ucla.edu/
 
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Greg Bernhardt said:
What attracts you to the online experience?
I'm in the military, so its really the only option at this point in my life. UCLA in particular because I earned my BS in Computer Science online and the curriculum did not includ physics (biology was only science offered to meet requirements).
 

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