克利夫蘭州立大學

The Master of Science in Electrical Engineering program integrates theory and applications. Courses are typically scheduled in the late afternoon and early evening to serve the needs of both full-time and part-time students. The program is suitable for students planning to continue their studies at the doctoral level, as well as those who do not plan formal studies beyond the master's degree. Each student plans a program of study in consultation with an advisor appointed by the Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science. The program includes required courses and an integrated selection of courses in the student's field of interest. The following areas of specialization are offered for graduate study and research:

Communication Systems
Computer Systems
Control Systems
Power Electronics and Power Systems
Nanobiotechnology

FACULTY RESEARCH AND PUBLICATIONS

The members of the Electrical Engineering and Computer Science faculty are engaged in research in a number of areas suitable for student theses and dissertations. These include computer architectures, reconfigurable computing systems, computer communication networks, bandwidth and power-efficient modulation schemes, error-control coding, multi-carrier communications, spread-spectrum systems, mobile communication systems, robust communications, power systems operation and control, power electronics and motor drives, system identification, advanced control algorithms, and intelligent control systems. Results of research in these areas are published regularly in refereed journals, such as Transactions of IEEE and IEE Proceedings, and are presented at scholarly conferences and symposia.

DEGREE REQUIREMENTS

Students in the MS in Electrical Engineering program may elect a thesis option or a non-thesis option. All students, and particularly those intending to pursue a doctoral degree, are encouraged to select the thesis option. Students who receive research funding are required to complete the thesis option.

PROGRAM OPTIONS

COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS

CORE COURSES

EEC 512 - Probability & Stochastic Processes
EEC 651 - Digital Communications

ELECTIVES

EEC 530 - Digital Signal Processing
EEC 560 - Engineering Electromagnetics
EEC 650 - Signal Detection And Estimation
EEC 652 - Error Control Coding
EEC 653 - Information Theory
EEC 654 - Mobile Communications
EEC 655 - Satellite Communications
EEC 693 - Special Topics In Electrical Engineering

CONTROL SYSTEMS

CORE COURSES

EEC 510 - Linear Systems
EEC 512 - Probability & Stochastic Processes

ELECTIVES

EEC 517 - Embedded Systems
EEC 542 - The Art and Science of Feedback Control
EEC 640 - Advanced Control System Design
EEC 642 - System Identification
EEC 643 - Nonlinear Systems
EEC 644 - Optimal Control Systems
EEC 645 - Intelligent Control Systems
EEC 646 - Dynamics and Control of MEMS
EEC 647 - Robot Dynamics and Control
EEC 693 - Special Topics In Electrical Engineering

POWER ELECTRONICS AND POWER SYSTEMS

CORE COURSES

EEC 571 - Power Systems
EEC 574 - Power Electronics II

ELECTIVES

EEC 510 - Linear Systems
EEC 560 - Engineering Electromagnetics
EEC 561 - Electromagnetic Compatibility
EEC 640 - Advanced Control System Design
EEC 643 - Nonlinear Systems
EEC 644 - Optimal Control Systems
EEC 670 - Power Systems Operations
EEC 671 - Power Systems Control
EEC 673 - Power Electronics and Electric Machines
EEC 693 - Special Topics In Electrical Engineering

COMPUTER SYSTEMS

CORE COURSES

EEC 581 - Computer Architecture
EEC 584 - Computer Networks

ELECTIVES

EEC 517 - Embedded Systems
EEC 521 - Software Engineering