COURSE CURRICULUM

The Master of Applied Science (MASc) program in Electrical and Computer Engineering offers a comprehensive range of courses designed to equip students with advanced technical knowledge and research skills across various specialized fields. Core courses include ENGR 5001G MASc Thesis and ENGR 5007G MASc Seminar for ECSE, which emphasize research and scholarly communication. Students can engage in directed studies through ENGR 5004G and explore emerging areas with ENGR 5005G Special Topics. The curriculum covers advanced mathematical and optimization techniques, including ENGR 5010G Advanced Optimization and ENGR 5013G Advanced Engineering Mathematics, alongside control-focused courses like ENGR 5263G Advanced Control and ENGR 5930G Adaptive Control. For communication systems, offerings such as ENGR 5690G RF and Microwave Engineering, ENGR 5695G Antenna Theory and Design, ENGR 5640G Advanced Wireless Communications, and ENGR 5660G Next Generation Computing and Communication Networks are available. Other notable courses include ENGR 5630G Statistical Signal Processing, ENGR 5631G Advanced Estimation Theory, and ENGR 5775G Knowledge Discovery and Data Mining. The program also includes cutting-edge topics such as ENGR 5785G Real-Time Data Analytics for Internet of Things and ENGR 5790G Safety-Critical Software Systems. Power and control systems are addressed in courses like ENGR 5975G Electrical Power Distribution Systems, ENGR 5995G Grid Integration of Renewable Energy Systems, and ENGR 5960G Power System Operations, providing students with a well-rounded education in electrical and computer engineering research and applications.