Purdue University

Overview

The M.Sc. in Autonomy, IoT, and Robotics at Purdue University is a professional master’s program designed for individuals aiming to excel in the field of connected and autonomous engineering systems. This residential program emphasizes practical skills in sensing, control, networking, and robotics, preparing graduates to address real-world infrastructure and automation challenges.

What You'll Study

Core coursework lays the groundwork for expertise in connected systems, autonomy, and robotics. Key modules may include:

• Computer Design and Prototyping
• MOS VLSI Design
• Computer Network Systems
• System-on-Chip Design
• Mechatronics – Integrated Design of Electro-Mechanical Systems
• Microprocessors in Electromechanical Systems

Applied learning emphasizes the integration of hardware, software, and networking to support autonomous and IoT-driven systems. Students have the opportunity to pursue advanced courses and engage in project-based work that aligns with their interests in autonomy and robotics.

Capstone/project requirement: The program typically culminates in a hands-on project or capstone experience, allowing students to showcase their system-level engineering capabilities. Students should consult the program handbook for specific details regarding the format and credit allocation of the capstone component.

Entry Requirements

A minimum undergraduate cumulative GPA of 3.0/4.0 is required for application, while a GPA of 3.2/4.0 is recommended. GRE scores are optional, and no specific GRE or GMAT score requirements are currently established for this program.

Career Prospects

Graduates of the M.Sc. in Autonomy, IoT, and Robotics will be well-equipped for various roles in the growing fields of robotics and autonomous systems. Career opportunities may include positions in research and development, engineering design, system integration, and project management across multiple industries, including manufacturing, automotive, and technology sectors.