Both SUNY Binghamton and FSU are highly ranked in terms of salary as per PayScale College Salary Reports. They are ranked well by other reports like emolument as well so you can rest assured about their employment reports. On average, their graduates earn 103,000-113,000 USD. Still, you may have some requirements or reasons of your own to consider so here is a rough comparison of both the universities for their MS in Computer Science:

Please note that the salary mentioned is sector wise and it will vary with the choice of your major. Other factors like scholarships, tuition cost, location, residence and expenses will play a major role in your choice. 

SUNY Binghamton has an edge over FSU because of:

• Ease of admission indicated by its higher acceptance rate
• Average Salary of its CS graduates
• Overall graduation rate
• More Scholarship opportunities ranging from 1,000 USD upto 20,000 USD
• More internships and job opportunities due to its location as compared to a rather isolated location of Florida State University

Nevertheless, it can be said that while all both are in the same league, SUNY Binghamton is slightly better in terms of opportunities and average starting salaries.

If you are thinking of pursuing research-based MS, then you have to consider whether your choice of institute will have the professor or lab where you want to work on your research. You also need to ensure if they will provide you with funds so you don’t have the burden of paying the tuition for the degree. If you look at their rankings, both are ranked at 79th place in Best Undergraduate Engineering Programs rankings by US News and World Report. 

If you have completed your education as an undergraduate in the computer science or engineering department, then you will have only a few classes. You won’t get much value out of it as there will be very few classes teaching you advanced topics that you are keen to learn. In the other classes, you will be learning things you have studied or had a glance at earlier. The rankings of institutes are based on many factors that may or may not be important to you, so you should rather focus on aspects that are of significance to you.

The master's degree usually is 30 credits and you may complete the degree in 2 years or before too if you are not thinking of pursuing the Ph.D. The classes you take with this period may not have full effect if you consider entering the industry.Here are the program details of both the colleges for you to compare:

The tuition cost of the programs is also an important aspect you should consider while choosing your college.The University of Cincinnati being a public institute offers a lot of resources in placing you in the computer engineering industry. Illinois Institute of Technology may be very expensive for you if they do not have enough funds for your education. Whichever institute costs you less will reduce your burden of debt so that may be the best choice considering the financial aspect. The decision is yours to make keeping in mind the factors which are of utmost importance to you.

It is seriously top-notch. It used to rank about USA's top 25 Engineering Schools and is presently at #30- which means it might have slipped a bit lower but is still counted among the big names. OSU offers an MS in computer engineering in two forms; research track which requires a thesis completion as well as 30 credit hours and a coursework track which requires 33 credit hours without the need of a thesis. Research is a big part of the master’s degree and with professors here conducting research in areas such as Natural Language Processing (NLP), Artificial Intelligence (AI), Big Data etc. you are assured of a quality teaching. Also many times, the professors will also incorporate projects based on the theoretical implementations which is really beneficial for the students. Any college needs to be of excellent quality to maintain this position consistently. 

As far as placements are concerned, it will depend on the overall job market during the time of your course completion. Also how much you have accomplished and the knowledge you gained during the course play a huge role during placements. Rest assured, this is a STEM program from a very prestigious state university, so you are assured of at least entry level jobs with decent to good grades. Some of the biggest recruiters who have visited the campus include Facebook, Microsoft, Google etc.

Pretty good, apparently. If you hang on and work hard enough, you will definitely find a lot of opportunities before your program ends. Ryerson University has an employment rate of 86.7%. It’s department of Computer Engineering offers highly structured programs with both theoretical fundamentals and practical aspects of the engineering profession. In the 3rd year, you will have an option to choose between Computer or Software Engineering, and in the final year, it is mandatory to complete a group design project.

Job prospects after computer engineering include roles of Software Engineer, Software Developer, Full Stack Software Developer, Machine Learning Engineer, Development Operations Engineer, Database Administrator, Firmware Engineer, Systems Administrator, etc. The pay range of the top hiring firms are as follows, along with their average salaries: 

• Amazon.com - $75102 to $110354.
• Shopify - $54410 to $84298
• IBM Canada Ltd. - $57476 to $74335.
• Morgan Stanley - $ 42050 to $66672.
• Ericsson Inc. - $30106 to $62840.

Ryerson University has been ranked #451-500 in the world by QS World University Rankings 2020 for Subject Computer Science & Information Systems. It has a reputation for being an underdog and can be the potential choice for computer engineering when compared with other universities.