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CERTIFICATE IN WIRELESS ENGINEERING |
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"IEEE
Microwave" magazine article on EE Wireless Certificate Program
Instructions for Applying to the Wireless Certificate Program.
Also - Students interested in obtaining their certificates through the
College's "APEX" (remote
learning) department
must also register their courses
through that department. See their Academics Web
Site.
Please note that it is imparative that students apply for the Wireless
Certificate program as soon as they start, NOT after completion of the
Certificate. Then - AFTER COMPLETION OF THE CERTIFICATE there is the formal
request to receive your certificate ("Completion
Form") that must be filled out and mailed to the Electrical Engineering
Department for departmental and college approval and then forwarded to the
Graduate Certificate Program (with your transcripts) for approval. It takes
about six weeks for your certificate to be printed and signed and mailed to the
address on your completion form.
| Brief Description: This
certificate recognizes post-bachelors preparation for
engineering of
modern wireless circuits, antennas and communication systems. The
applicable course list allows significant flexibility to accommodate
variability in student preparation and course scheduling. The program
allows emphasis to be placed in either circuits and antennas or systems
and networks, while requiring exposure to both. Applicable courses: Under the supervision of a certificate faculty advisor, students will select 12 credits of course work from the following options, The plan will allow 4 approved 3 credit courses (per Certificate information on WAMI web page) to suffice. Alternately,one of these 3 credit chunks could be comprised of Wireless Seminar combined with either the WAMI Lab or the 2 credit (lecture only) version of the RF & MW Meas. offered each Spring. (Note: Upon departmental certificate advisor approval, substitution may be allowed for a course not on the below list, if consistent with the certificate’s intent. ) |
Graduate Course schedule for
2002/2003/2004 (html)
Table 1. Applicable Courses
Credits EEL 6531: Broadband Telecommunications Table 2. Example Set of Courses for Certificate in Wireless
Engineering (minimum 3 credits, maximum 9
credits) Credits Course
Availability
and in Microsoft
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RF &
Microwave Courses
(minimum 3 credits, maximum 9 credits)
(No Regularly Scheduled WAMI Graduate
Classes in Summer
See schedule of classes above)
Fall
Spring
Summer
Fall
ELR 5316L
Wireless Circuits and Systems Laboratory
2
EEL6xxx: RF& Microwave
Circuits I
3
EEL6xxx RF & Microwave
Circuits II
3
EEL6xxx:
RF & Microwave Measurements
3
EEL6xxx ;
Monolithic Microwave IC Design
3
EEL5462:
Antenna Theory
3
EEL 6481:
Numerical Techniques in EM
3
Wireless
Communications and Systems Courses
(minimum 3 credits, maximum 9
credits)
EEL
5437: Wireless Systems Design and Analysis
3
EEL6xxx:; Wireless & Mobile Communication Network
Architectures
II
3
EEL
5572C: Local & Metropolitan Networks
3
EEL
6509: Satellite Communications
3
EEL
6593: Mobile and Personal Communication
3
EEL 6506C: Broadband Communication networks
3
3
EEL
6502 Digital Signal Processing I
3
EEL
7931: Selected Topics in Communication
3
Independent
Study – OR–
Wireless Seminar
EEL
6908: Independent Study/Project
1 S/U
EEL
5935 Special Topics - Wireless Seminar
1 S/U
RF &
Microwave Courses
No Regularly Scheduled Classes
Summer
Semester
Fall
Spring
Summer
Fall
EEL6xxx: RF & Microwave Circuits I
3
EEL6xxx:; RF & Microwave Circuits
II
3
Wireless
Communications and Systems Courses
(minimum 3 credits, maximum 9
credits)
EEL6xxx: Wireless & Mobile Communication
Network Architectures
II 3
EEL 6593; Mobile and Personal
Communication
3
Independent
Study – OR– Wireless Seminar
EEL
6908:; Independent Study/Project
1
Total
13