Electrical Engineering - Florida Institute of Technology

Electrical Engineering from Florida Institute of Technology is a Campus Master Electrical Engineering degree that prepares you for a Engineering career. The master of science program can be taken on either a full-time or part-time basis. A two-year projection of course offerings is available on request. Course offerings are arranged to permit the master???s program to be completed in three semesters for full-time students and in two calendar years for part-time students. To earn the master of science degree , the student must complete an approved program plan for a total of 30 credit hours. The program may be tailored to a specific area of study or it may follow the requirements for one of the available specialization areas. Electromagnetics This area of specialization provides a background in applied and computational electromagnetics. Students develop analytical and computational tools needed to understand and solve complex field interactions including antennas and radiating structures, radar, field and wave propagation, scattering and interaction with materials. Photonics Recent advances in optical communications and sensing have been largely due to the development of photonic devices and systems. This specialization is oriented to both devices and systems encompassing a wide range of areas including fiber-optic communication and sensing, lasers and laser system applications, and optical computing and signal processing. The study and research of these advanced devices and systems comprise the direction of this program. Systems and Information Processing Within this area of specialization, courses are selected to allow concentrations in areas that include systems, digital signal and image processing, neural networks and controls. Each student plans a program of study with a member of faculty whose professional field is related to student's interest. Wireless Systems and Technology This area is focused on technologies surrounding wireless communication. It covers a wide range of topics both on the system level and the component level. On the system level, some of the studied areas include 2G and 3G cellular communication systems, wireless sensor networks, radars systems, smart antenna and MIMO communication systems, multi-media communication, radars, WLAN and WiMAX. On the component level, this specialization covers topics in electronics , electromagnetics and antenna design. Additionally, enabling signal processing, linear system theory and radio propagation topics are covered. View more details on Florida Institute of Technology . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Electrical Engineering courses.