COURSE CURRICULUM

The Master’s in Electrical Engineering program is designed to provide graduates with a strong and broad foundation in electrical engineering, allowing them to pursue a variety of specialized career paths or advanced technical roles. The program is based at Discovery Park, a 300-acre advanced research facility that brings together laboratories, classrooms, and office spaces to foster collaboration, innovation, and hands-on learning in engineering and technology. Students benefit from access to state-of-the-art instructional and research laboratories that support both theoretical study and practical experimentation, helping them develop real-world engineering skills. The curriculum emphasizes project-based learning, ensuring that graduates are well-prepared to enter high-tech industries immediately upon completion of their degree. Students achieve mastery in key electrical engineering areas such as digital and analog circuit design, adaptive and statistical signal processing, coding theory and communications, control systems design, computer vision and image analysis, radio frequency and electromagnetics, as well as VLSI and embedded systems. The program offers both thesis and non-thesis options, allowing students to choose a path that best fits their academic goals and career plans, whether focused on research or professional practice. Graduates of the program are highly sought after, with strong employment outcomes in sectors such as high-tech industries, energy, defense, finance, transportation, and government, as well as opportunities in academia and research organizations. The curriculum includes advanced courses such as systems modeling and simulation, digital system design and testing, analog integrated circuit design, digital signal processing, digital communications, and control systems design, all of which prepare students for technically demanding and innovation-driven careers in electrical engineering and related fields.