Electrical Engineering (Wireless Networks) (MS)

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The Master of Science in Electrical Engineering (Wireless Networks) is a unique interdisciplinary degree program that prepares graduates for the design and improvement of future wireless networks such as the “Internet of Things.” The program combines courses related to radio hardware, transmission techniques, the medium-access control layer, networking, applications and standards.

No more than three courses (maximum 12 units) may be counted at the 400 level — at least 18 adviser-approved units must be taken at the 500 or 600 level.

Required Courses (15 Units)

CSCI 402 Operating Systems Units: 4
EE 503 Probability for Electrical and Computer Engineers Units: 4
EE 511 Simulation Methods for Stochastic Systems Units: 1
EE 535 Mobile Communications Units: 3
EE 597 Wireless Networks Units: 3

Elective Courses (12-14 Units, at Least One Course from Two Areas)

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This program assumes prerequisite preparation in the area of computer networks. Students who do not meet this requirement or who do not pass a related placement exam will be required to take EE 450 Introduction to Computer Networks .

Electrical Engineering (Wireless Networks) (MS)

Required Courses (15 Units)

Elective Courses (12-14 Units, at Least One Course from Two Areas)

Transmission Techniques and Signal Processing

Architectures, Protocols, and Applications

Communication Hardware and Design

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