Course Schedule

MSc in Electronic Engineering – Course Schedule

Students are required to complete a total of 24 credits of coursework.  An Independent Study can also be undertaken for a maximum of 3 credits.  Students may take EESM 5900 for a maximum of 6 credits.  Subject to prior approval of the Program Director, students may take a maximum of 9 credits of courses offered by other MSc programs.  

Tentative course offering schedule

2023-24 Fall Term

  • EESM 5620     Flat Panel Displays
  • EESM 5650     Digital Communication Networks and Systems
  • EESM 5730     Modern Control Systems Design
  • EESM 5780     Diagnostic Medical Imaging
  • EESM 5790     Business for Electronic Engineers
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2023-24 Spring Term 

  • EESM 5600    Photonics Technology and Applications
  • EESM 5670    Advanced Architectures and Designs for Communication Networks
  • EESM 5740    Stochastic Learning, Estimation, and Control
  • EESM 5760    Integrated Design of RF Wireless Transceiver Systems and Building Blocks
  • EESM 5900Q Special Topics: Modern Robotics: Theory, Development, and Case Study
  • EESM 5900S Special Topics: Engineering Thinking: From Research to Entrepreneurship 
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Course Description of EESM 5900Q Special Topics: Modern Robotics: Theory, Development, and Case Study

This course introduces the basic principles, development, and state-of-the-art of robotics. The course starts from the basic theory of robotics, including spatial descriptions, kinematics, Jacobians, and dynamics. Then, this course introduces the components and skills for robot development, such as actuators, sensors, control methods, and programming tools. Lastly, some state-of-the-art robotic topics for case studies, such as unmanned vehicles, humanoid robots, soft robots, micro/nano robots, etc.

 

Course Description of EESM 5900S Special Topics: Engineering Thinking: From Research to Entrepreneurship

This course aims to introduce you to the fundamental principles of engineering thinking and its application in research and entrepreneurship. Throughout the course, you will explore the creative process of generating ideas, formulating problems, and finding solutions through research. Additionally, you will learn how to identify the unique value of a solution and its potential for commercialization. The course will cover a wide range of topics, including creative thinking, idea generation, intellectual property, funding acquisition, presentation skill, legal procedures, branding, and team management. By the end of the course, you will have gained a preliminary understanding of the engineering innovation process and the skills and knowledge necessary to transform an idea into a successful business venture.

All courses are offered subject to needs and availability. For the latest list of courses to be offered, visit Class Schedule & Quota.

For course details, please refer to Course Catalog.

(Updated on 30 August 2022)