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Portland, OregonLocation
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Estd1946established year
26693enrollment
Public
Partner [2 Courses]
7.8/10

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2 years
On Campus
English
Full Time
Exam Scores: TOEFL80|IELTS6.5|PTE60
Important Date: 01 Feb, 2025
USD 22,260 /Yr

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4 Reviews Found

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8.2 /10

Dislikes:

  • The college, although having a very rich collection of subjects(talking about just the Computer Science department). null
  • It has a mathematical approach of teaching those subjects. null
  • Having a mathematical approach towards the subject makes it a little tricky to pick up new concepts and their applications. null

Course Curriculum

9

The course is on par with the current industry standards and expectations. In some subjects, lecturers give us more of a practical exposure to what we are studying, as that makes understanding the subject even better.

Fees

Tuition fee $46000. PSU is a quarter based system, with 9 credits required each quarter and 5 quarters completely.

academic: 9/10
faculty: 9/10
infrastructure: 10/10
accomodation: 8/10
placement: 5/10
extracurricular: 8/10

E
8.7 /10

Course Curriculum

10

The course curriculum was enlightening. The required coursework gave people the well-rounded. We all hope to achieve following undergraduate college. People weren't just focused on their majors but many topics as a whole.

Fees

Tuition fees and Greek life fees, there are fees for club sports and then you must pay for your own groceries and living expenses. Living in the dorms is actually very expensive and you can find cheaper housing elsewhere.

academic: 10/10
faculty: 10/10
infrastructure: 8/10
accomodation: 10/10
placement: 4/10
extracurricular: 10/10

s
7.7 /10

Course Curriculum

7

The curriculum for my major was more complex than the curriculum for my friends at other public universities in the state. I think that the courses were rigorous and prepared me well for graduate school.

Fees

We paid for courses based on the number of credits we were enrolled in. We didn't have to pay for tuition in full at the beginning of the semester in order to stay in the class but we did have to enroll in the schools' payment plan. The payment plan was very reasonable and was helpful to me when paying for classes. We would have a student health fee, facility fees, course-specific fees, etc. The student health insurance plan was around $800 per trimester but students could opt out by signing a waiver showing insurance coverage at the beginning of the term.

academic: 7/10
faculty: 7/10
infrastructure: 7/10
accomodation: 9/10
placement: 8/10
extracurricular: 8/10

Course Curriculum

8

Microprocessor system design, introduction to system verilog and computer architecture course under mark Faust is a must. Faust has a renowned name in intel. Take pre silicon course under Tom Schubert and you will get the best outcome for your money paid

Fees

$42,000

academic: 8/10
faculty: 8/10
infrastructure: 7/10
accomodation: 8/10
placement: 9/10

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