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Program Format
Three Areas of Focus
Telecommunications Networks
Telecommunications Security and Electronic Warfare
Wireless and Mobile Networks
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Master of Science in Electrical Engineering (MSEE) with a focus in Telecommunications Networks
Students will learn fundamental principles of communication systems to include digital modulation, queueing theory, digital transmission, high-speed digital switching, and TCP/IP protocols.
Curriculum
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Core Course Requirements (15 hours)
ECE 203 Stochastic Processes in Engineering
ECE 248 Introduction to Computer Networks
ECE 219 Computational Techniques in Electrical Engineering
ECE 253 Mobile Communications Systems
ECE 348 The Internet: Design and Implementation
Focus Courses (15 hours)
ECE 243 Communication Theory
ECE 250 Telecommunications Security
ECE 255 Optical Communication Networks
ECE 346 Telecommunications Protocols
ECE 290 Telecommunications Networks
Master of Science in Electrical Engineering with a focus in Telecommunications Security and Electronic Warfare
Provides broad knowledge of telecommunication security including cryptography, speech and data scrambling, linear and nonlinear transformations. Courses will also introduce electronic warfare such as jamming, anit-jamming, spoofing, hacking and EM pulse.
Curriculum
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Core Course Requirements (15 credit hours)
ECE 203 Stochastic Processes in Engineering
ECE 248 Introduction to Computer Networks
ECE 219 Computational Techniques in Electrical Engineering
ECE 253 Mobile Communications Systems
ECE 348 The Internet: Design and Implementation
Focus Courses (15 credit hours)
ECE 250 Telecommunications Security
ECE 289 Telecommunications Security Protocols
ECE 290 Telecommunications Networks
ECE 295 Electronic Warfare
ECE 346 Telecommunications Protocols
Master of Science in Electrical Engineering with a focus in Wireless and Mobile Networks
Students will learn fundamental principles of wireless communications including advanced modulation and detection schemes, multipath fading, diversity, propagation models and antenna characteristics in system design.
Curriculum
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Core Course Requirements (15 credit hours)
ECE 203 Stochastic Processes in Engineering
ECE 248 Introduction to Computer Networks
ECE 219 Computational Techniques in Electrical Engineering
ECE 253 Mobile Communications Systems
ECE 348 The Internet: Design and Implementation
Focus Courses (15 credit hours)
ECE 243 Communication Theory
ECE 259 Wireless Networks
ECE 277 Satellite Communications Systems
ECE 258 Propagation and Modeling in Wireless Communications
ECE 257 Code Division Multiple Access
Degree Requirements
Students applying to the Master of Science Programs or Graduate Certificate programs are required to have a Bachelor's Degree in electrical engineering, computer engineering, or computer science with a grade-point average of at least 3.0 (on a scale of 4) or equivalent, for the last 60 credit hours of undergraduate work.
Applicants with degrees in other disciplines and a basic knowledge of mathematics and physical sciences may be admitted with a set of deficiency courses to be determined by a faculty member assigned by the department as the applicant's advisor. Students may register for up to two courses in non-degree status. Formal admission to the master's degree program is required prior to taking a third course.
Admission to the Master of Science Programs is competitive and decisions are made as completed applications are received.
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