COURSE CURRICULUM

The MSc program in Electronics includes a structured curriculum with a mix of compulsory modules designed to provide comprehensive knowledge and skills in advanced electronic engineering. The program features nine compulsory modules, totaling 165 credits. Key modules include Advanced Reconfigurable Systems Design (15 credits), focusing on adaptable hardware systems, and Mobile Communication Systems (15 credits), covering modern wireless communication technologies. Radio Frequency and Microwave Engineering (15 credits) explores high-frequency circuit design, while Artificial Intelligence and Applications (15 credits) delves into AI techniques and their practical uses. Digital Signal Processing and Applications (15 credits) emphasizes signal analysis and processing methods. The MSc Individual Project (60 credits) is a cornerstone, allowing students to apply their learning to a substantial research or design project. Additional modules include Embedded Control Systems (15 credits), which focuses on control mechanisms in embedded devices, Embedded Systems and IoT (15 credits), addressing interconnected system design, and Mixed Mode and VLSI Technologies (15 credits), covering integrated circuit design techniques. Together, these modules ensure a robust education in electronics, equipping students with expertise in cutting-edge technologies and practical applications for careers in industry or research.