Interdisciplinary Studies in Engineering, M.E.

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Offered by the Interdisciplinary Studies in Engineering: Master of Engineering Program.

Wireless Innovation

The selection of courses below, focused on wireless innovation, fulfills requirements for the degree Master of Engineering in Interdisciplinary Studies in Engineering. A subset of these courses also satisfies the requirements for the certificate of wireless communication. (Also refer to the section of Graduate Certificates in Electrical Engineering Program .)

Group 1: Required Courses

EL 6303 Probability Theory 3 Credits (Required)
(Required Capstone Experience) EL 9953 Advanced Projects I 3 Credits

Group 2: Restricted Electives

Choose 3 courses (9 credits) from the following:

EL 5013 Wireless Personal Communication Systems 3 Credits
EL 5023 Wireless Information Systems Laboratory I 3 Credits
EL 5033 Wireless Information Systems Laboratory II 3 Credits
EL 6013 Principles of Digital Communications: Modulation and Coding 3 Credits
EL 6023 Wireless Communications: Channel Modeling and Receiver Design 3 Credits
EL 6033 Modern Wireless Communication Techniques and Systems 3 Credits
EL 6063 Information Theory 3 Credits
EL 6073 Error Control Coding 3 Credits
EL 7023 Space-Time Wireless Communications 3 Credits
EL 6753 UHF Propagation for Wireless Systems 3 Credits

Group 3: Electives

Choose 5 courses (15 credits) in electrical engineering, management or computer science. A maximum of three management courses is allowed. Sample courses are listed below:

EL 5363 Principles of Communication Networks 3 Credits
EL 6373 Local and Metropolitan Area Networks 3 Credits
EL 6393 Network Security Systems Design 3 Credits
MG 8673 Technology Strategy 3 Credits
MG 6073 Marketing 3 Credits
MG 7503 Electronic Business Management 3 Credits
MG 8653 Managing Technological Change and Innovation 3 Credits
CS 6813 Information, Security and Privacy 3 Credits
CS 6823 Network Security 3 Credits
CS 9153 Mobile Computing