Assalam-o-Alaikum.

I need guidance, especially from seniors in US, in
selection of universities.  I am applying to US
universities for Spring 2003.

A bit of my profile first.  I have done my BE in
computer systems engineering.  My choosen major is MS
Computer Engineering, area of specialization Digital
VLSI design/Computer architecture.  My GRE & TOEFL
scores: (V530,Q720,A760) & 287 respectively.  My
academics: 83.7% (aggregate).  My project was on
implementation of JPEG image compression core on an
FPGA. 

I want to apply to 5 universities and have shortlisted
the following:

1. University of Texas at Dallas
2. University of South Florida
3. University of Massachusetts at Amherst
4. Penn State University

I consider the first two univerities to be relatively
likely to get admitted into, while the last two
universities rank in top 50, and hence difficult to
get into.

I need to select one more school, which is a safe
school but has faculty with research interests in my
chosen area and offers substantial courses in my
chosen area.  I am considering the following list:

1. Missippi State University
2. Worcester Polytechnic Institute
3. Wright State University
4. University of Utah

I would like to hear about the reputation of these
Universities (are they worth applying, my chances, any
other information) that can help me in making a
decision.  I will most welcome any other suggestions
from you (like names of other universites).

Also, can someone point out German Universities that
have a good program in my chosen area.

Thanks for your time.

Ali Mustafa.
BE CS 1996-97
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