how long does it take an avearage person to get their PhD in computer engineering?
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4 years for a b.s 3 years for a masters 3 years for a pHD... 10
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Jubda is correct -- a lot of work on processors and hardware, with some assembly and high-level programming involved as well.\n\nComputer engineers can learn about network theory in graduate school, most likely not much in undergrad.
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it will take about15 days to learn everything thoroughly.so time wise you seem to be all right.
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It depends.  Some masters degrees involve only 36 credits of class work.  Going full time, one mightbe able to do that in a year.  Some masters degrees involve significantly more credits.  Others involve writing a masters thesis.  So these will take longer.  I'd say on average 2-3 years.
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Check out their website.  It's a six year program, including the final year of dissertation advising (meaning they're including in those six years one year to write the dissertation).  Do they even allow part-time study?  You might want to inquire.  If they do, it seems reasonable to deduce that about twelve years would be the time frame for part-time study.  And keep in mind that Ph.D. students often take more than a year to finish their dissertations, so their 6-year plan could easily stretch into 7 for a typical student.
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4 years of undergraduate course work and about 4 years graduate course work.
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for an AA, 2 years, for a BA, 4 years, for an MS 6 years, for a PhD, 7 years.
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most graduate schools recommend you complete the masters program course in 2 years, or at least be pretty close to completion at that point.
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it depends on the school and how well they do. if they drop classes or don't get into a program or something immediately it could take longer.
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There are alot of collages and universities, so it would depend on where you wanted to go, and for what.  If you want to go for your phd, then you would have to reseach what collage or university would be the best for you.  It takes about 8 years to get your phd, most collages require that you have your masters first.
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That answer depends on what you take before grade school and after high school. Assuming you had Pre-School and you are going to a 4-year University for a BA, then you would have gone through 18 total years of school.\n\nHow to figure? Add the usual 1-12, Kindergarten (1 year), Pre-school (1 year), and either of the following:\n\n> Associate's Degree (2 years)\n> Bachelor's Degree  (2 Years)\n> Master's Degree    (4 Years)\n> Ph.D.              (6-8 years)
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I didn'y know you needed one. It took me 4 years to finnish mine, but I know people who took longer, and then, nobody I know of had to bring an excuse. If you feel you need to, remember academic ethics: simply say the truth.
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You'll probably want to take it to the PhD level.\n\nThat's 8 to 12 years after high school.  Then there's post doctorate study.  So probably 12 years.
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the same as it takes in the states...7+ years...of course answers are gonna vary...there are tons of different doctors...brain surgens...cancer doctors....etc...they all dont take the same amount of time.
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It would certainly be more difficult. I would look into your institutions PhD programs requirements since in many cases you can apply for some type of extension depending on your circumstances, but most places are going to require you to have made some significant progress in 3 years otherwise they may drop you from the program. Most likely it just means  your margin of error is a little bit smaller than otherwise.
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Around 12 years.  It's not really a question of hours.\n\n______\nI'm pretty sure the minimum for an undergraduate degree is less than 4 years as most schools allow students to graduate in three should the accumlate a sufficient number of credits.\n\nI also believe that the average time to complete a PhD program is substantially higher than 3 years.  I base this on three main sources.  Firstly, of all the people I know how have PhD, I've not known anyone to have completed it in 3 years, or even 4.  Secondly, the Wikipedia article you cited states that the British eduation system is unusual in that it may allow students to obtain a PhD in "as little as three years," so I think it likely that three years is generally considered to be remarkably short.  Thirdly, I checked the websites of several schools and found all of them report average time to completion of a PhD program to be significantly greater than three years.\n\nhttp://www2.gsb.columbia.edu/doctoral/ (5 years)\nhttp://www.btny.purdue.edu/Pubs/Policy/TimeToDegree08-00.html (4 to 6 years)\nhttp://www.bcm.edu/mcb/program.html (5.53 years)\nhttp://www.yorku.ca/fes/programs/phd/phd_description.asp (5.5 years)\nhttp://www.uofaweb.ualberta.ca/elementaryed/nav04.cfm?nav04=21298&nav03=14147&nav02=14144&nav01=14023 (4-5 years)\nhttp://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=average+time+to+complete+PhD+program&spell=1 (5.3 years)\nhttp://www.mis.temple.edu/programs/Graduate/FAQ.htm (4+ years)\nhttp://pathmicro.med.sc.edu/graduate/PHDsummary.htm (5.5 years)\nhttp://www.math.uci.edu/graduate/phd.html (5-6 years)\nhttp://www.son.washington.edu/eo/phd.asp (4.5 years)\n\nI could go on, but I'm rather bored of copying web addresses and have a paper to write.\n\nNow unless I'm missing something (which I may be - as I mentioned my school uses a somewhat different system), an average of 30 contact hours per week simply doesn't make sense.  I determined that I attend classes 29 hours a week this term, and that is considered an overload at my school.  I think a normal courseload is closer to 15 to 20 contact hours per wek.
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College - 4 years\nMed School - 4 years\nResidency - 3+ years