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Microwave and Wireless Engineering (certificate)

With the availability of relatively inexpensive microwave components and improved digital communications, commercial opportunities in the microwave and wireless engineering industry have few limits. Radar, satellite, wireless radio and optical communication, and collision avoidance radar are just a few areas which utilize microwave technology.

To develop faster computer circuits, computer hardware researchers and designers need to know more about microwave engineering concepts. As engineers explore low microwave frequencies and even lower radio frequencies, this technology will be applied to cable, broadcast, television, medical, and other commercial uses.

For more information, visit the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering.

Faculty

Mohammed Nurul Afsar
Professor
Ph.D. , University of London
Precision microwave, millimeter, submillimeter, terahertz, infrared wave; Solid, liquid & gaseous state physics, spectroscopy; Theoretical studies of polymeric, glassy, amorphous and chemical vapor deposition (CVD) grown materials, ceramic and semiconductor materials, thin films, liquids and fluids, electronic, biological and magnetic materials; Microwave Integrated Circuits for wireless
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Eric Miller
Department Chair and Professor
Ph.D. , Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Physics-Based Signal and Image Processing and Inverse Problems, Applications Explored Include Medical Imaging and Image Analysis, Environmental Monitoring and Remediation, Landmine and Unexploded Ordnance Remediation, Homeland Security, and Automatic Target Detection and Classification
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Shuchin Aeron
Assistant Professor
Ph.D. , Boston University
Technical foci: Statistical Signal Processing (SSP), Inverse Problems, Compressed Sensing, Information Theory, Convex optimization, Machine learning; Application areas: SSP algorithms for geophysical signal processing, Compressed Sensing architectures and evaluation, video and Image data acquisition and processing, bioengineering-metabolic networks
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Chorng Hwa Chang
Associate Professor
Ph.D. , Drexel University
Computer Architecture, Parallel Processing, Computer Networking, Hardware Description Languages, Simulation and Programmable Logic Design, Engineering Education
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Kevin Grossklaus
Research Assistant Professor
Ph.D. , University of Michigan
Optoelectronics, thin film deposition, energy materials, materials characterization, III-V semiconductors
Mark Hempstead
Mark Hempstead
Associate Professor
Ph.D. , Harvard University
Computer Architecture, Computer Systems, Power-Aware Computing, Embedded Systems, Mobile Computing
Jeffrey Hopwood
Professor
Ph.D. , Michigan State University
Microwave Circuit Design for Microplasma Generation, Microplasma-Based Environmental Sensors and Other Microsystem Applications, Plasma Diagnostic Methods, Characterization and Modeling
Alan Hoskinson
Research Assistant Professor
Ph.D. , University of Wisconsin
Applications of Atmospheric-Pressure Plasmas, Spectroscopic Plasma Diagnostics, Plasma Modeling, Thin Film Deposition
Usman Khan
Assistant Professor
Ph.D. , Carnegie Mellon University
Robotics, Signal Processing, Sensing in The Context of Distributed Estimation and Control Algorithms, Distributed, Iterative Algorithms in Random Environments
Valencia Joyner Koomson
Associate Professor
Ph.D. , University of Cambridge
Design of Silicon-Based Mixed-Mode VLSI Systems (Analog, Digital, RF, Optical), Analog Signal Processing, Optoelectronic System-on-Chip Modeling and Integration for Applications in Optical Wireless Communication and Biomedical Imaging
Ronald Lasser
Professor of the Practice
Ph.D. , Carnegie Mellon University
Digital Image Processing, Computer Animation, Swarm Robotics, Innovation, Engineering Method & Design
Karen Panetta
Professor and Associate Dean
Ph.D. , Northeastern University
Image and Signal Processing for Security and Medical Applications, Modeling and Simulation, Multimedia
Douglas Preis
Professor
Ph.D. , Utah State University
Signal Analysis, Digital Signal Processing, Audio Engineering, Electromagnetic Theory
Sameer Sonkusale
Professor
Ph.D. , University of Pennsylvania
Integrated Circuits for Sensors and Instrumentation, Nanoelectrochemical Systems on Silicon, CMOS Image Sensors for Scientific Imaging, Analog to Information Converters, Active Metamaterial Circuits and Systems, Terahertz Integrated Circuits, Metamaterials and Plasmonics
Aleksandar Stanković
Professor
Ph.D. , Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Analytical and Experimental Work Involving Modeling, Control, and Estimation in Electric Energy Processing, Power Electronics, Power Systems, and Electric Drives
Brian Tracey
Professor of the Practice and Research Assistant Professor
Ph.D. , Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Imaging Techniques and Image Processing, Computational Acoustics and Acoustical Signal Processing, Biomedical Signal Processing and Medical Device Development
Thomas Vandervelde
Associate Professor
Ph.D. , University of Virginia
Semiconductor Mechanics and Photonics
Mai Vu
Associate Professor
Ph.D. , Stanford University
Cognitive and Cooperative Communications, Energy-Efficient Communications, Wireless Communications, Network Information Theory, Statistical Signal Processing, Convex Optimization and Applications

Application deadlines:

Domestic applicants must apply by December 31 for Spring admission, and August 1 for Fall admission.

International applicants must apply by September 15 for Spring admission, and March 1 for Fall admission.

A Bachelor's degree is required to apply.
GRE General Test scores are not required.

For questions about this program, including scholarships and assistantships, please contact the graduate program director.
 
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