About the program
The electronics and communication engineering program prepares students to shape the future of connected systems.
From designing integrated circuits to building intelligent wireless networks and life-saving biomedical devices, the program offers a rigorous and forward-looking engineering education.
The program covers a broad range of topics including measurements, communications, electronics, electromagnetics and biomedical engineering.
CONCENTRATIONS
STUDENTS CHOOSE ONE OF THREE MAIN CONCENTRATIONS.
Focuses on the next generation of intelligent, adaptive wireless systems where artificial intelligence meets radio technology.
Core area includes
- Mobile and wireless communications
- Software-defined radio
- Cognitive radio
- Multimedia engineering
- Smart antennas
- Wireless optical communications
Covers the design of integrated circuits that power modern technology, from nano-scale analog circuits to reconfigurable digital architectures.
Core area includes
Applies engineering principles to medicine and healthcare, developing sensors, instrumentation, and signal analysis systems.
Core area includes
- Rehabilitation engineering
- Biomedical instrumentation
- Medical sensor networks
- Systems modeling and simulation
- Artificial intelligence and signal processing
