Electrical & Computer Engineering
Graduate Courses
Browse and filter ECE graduate course offerings by semester availability. Schedules are subject to change — verify with the department.
Courses offered on a recurring semester schedule.
Biomedical Instrumentation
Advanced Digital Systems
Wireless Networking
Dr. Lundrigan
High Performance Parallel Computing
Dr. Lloyd
Autonomous Aircraft
CMOS Amplifier Design
Analog CMOS Circuit Design
VLSI Communication Circuit Design
Microelectromechanical Systems (MEMS)
Introduction to Digital VLSI Circuits
Optoelectronic Devices
Optical Communication Components and Systems
Numerical Methods for Engineering
Radar and Communication Systems
Physical Optics
Microwave Remote Sensing
Medical Imaging
Teaching Experience for ECEn
Fundamentals of Patents and Other Intellectual Property
Reconfigurable Computing Systems
Robotic Vision
Robotic Localization and Mapping
Applied Electromagnetics and Optics
Holography
Antennas and Propogation
Electromagnetic Properties of Materials
Stochastic Processes
Mathematics of Signals and Systems
Detection and Estimation Theory
Professional Writing for EC En
Research
Master's Thesis
Information Theory
Linear System Theory
Nonlinear System Theory
Advanced Digital and Wireless Communications
Digital Signal Processing
Doctoral Dissertation
SOC Management
Data Storage
Vulnerability Exploitation & Reverse Engineering
Advanced Networking
Scientific Computing
System Administration
Usable and Secure Design
Cloud Architecture & Security
Digital Forensics
IS 565 is approved, and offered the semester that CYB 566 is not offered
Cybersecurity and Penetration Testing
IS 567 is approved and offered in Winter, CYB 567 is Fall
Encryption Implementation
Introduction to Research
Threat Intelligence
IT Special Topics
Thesis