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<p>Best way is to take and M.S./M.Eng in Engineering Physics (not many schools have this program) where you pretty much take 9-12 credits of graduate physics courses and the rest in one of the engineering areas or computer science.</p>
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<p>Best way is to take and M.S./M.Eng in Engineering Physics (not many schools have this program) where you pretty much take 9-12 credits of graduate physics courses and the rest in one of the engineering areas or computer science.</p>