The Communications and Signal Processing area considers the generation, analysis, transmission, reception, and processing of electronic information. It also works with image analysis and voice recognition as examples of digital signal processing. Students are encouraged to visit a faculty member if they want to sub-specialize in digital or analog communication. The courses required in the area are described in this table. A student needs to take the course marked as R (required) plus any other (RE) required course prior to taking the Capstone course.
Course |
Description |
Credits |
Required |
Prerequisites |
INEL 4301 |
Theory of Communications I |
3 |
|
INEL 4102 and ININ 4010 |
INEL 4305 |
Telecommunications Electronics I |
3 |
INEL 4201( CO: INEL4202) |
|
INEL 4307 |
Communications between Computers |
3 |
INEL 4095 or INEL 4301, INEL 4206 and ININ 4010 or ININ 4011 |
|
INEL 5046 |
Pattern Recognition |
3 |
INEL 4095 or INEL 4301 and ININ 4010 or ININ 4011 or DIR |
|
INEL 5305 / 5605 |
Antenna Theory and Design |
3 |
INEL 4155 or INEL 4152 and INEL 4095 or INEL 4301 or DIR |
|
INEL 5306 / 5606 |
Microwave Engineering |
3 |
INEL 4155 or INEL 4152 and INEL 4095 or INEL 4301 or DIR |
|
INEL 5307 |
Optical Communications |
3 |
INEL 4301 or DIR |
|
INEL 5309 |
Digital Signal Processing |
3 |
R |
INEL 4095 or DIR |
INEL 5315 |
Theory of Communications II |
3 |
RE |
INEL 4301 and ININ 4010 or ININ 4011 or DIR |
INEL 5616 |
Wireless Communication |
3 |
INEL 4301 or INEL 4095 and INEL 4152 and or INEL 4155 or DIR |