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Graduate Courses – Electrical & Computer Engineering

Learn more about the Electrical & Computer Engineering graduate courses at Rose‑Hulman.

Overview

Programs of Study

Graduate level course offerings: Electrical & Computer Engineering

ECE 410 Communication Networks 
ECE 412 Software Defined Radio 
ECE 414 Wireless Systems 
ECE 415 Wireless Electronics 
ECE 420 Discrete-Time Control Systems 
ECE425 Introduction to Mobile Robotics 
ECE 452 Power Electronics 
ECE 454 System Level Analog Electronics 
ECE 470 Power Systems I  
ECE 471 Industrial Power Systems 
ECE 472 Power Systems II  
ECE 473 Control of Power Systems  
ECE 480/PH 437 Introduction to Image Processing  
ECE 481 Electronic Music Synthesis  
ECE 483 DSP System Design  

UNDERGRADUATE/GRADUATE COURSES
ECE 510 Error Correcting Codes 
ECE 511 Data Communications 
ECE 516 Introduction to MEMS: Fabrication and Applications  
ECE 519 Advanced MEMS: Modeling and Packaging 
ECE530 Advanced Microcomputers  
ECE534 Advanced Signal and Power Integrity  
ECE540 Antenna Engineering 
ECE541 Microwave/Millimeter-Wave Engineering 
ECE542 Advanced Electromagnetics  
ECE341 Electromagnetic Waves
ECE551 Digital Integrated Circuit Design 
ECE552 Analog Integrated Circuit Design  
ECE553 Radio-Frequency Integrated Circuit Design
ECE554 Instrumentation 
ECE556 Power Electronics: DC Power Supplies 
ECE 557 Analog Test and Product Engineering 
ECE580 Digital Signal Processing 
ECE 582/PH 537 Advanced Image Processing 
ECE 583 Pattern Recognition 
ECE 584 Medical Imaging Systems  
ECE 597 Electromagnetic Metamaterials
ECE 597 Mixed Signal Test Product Engineering
ECE 597 Testing of Digital Systems
ECE 597 Special Topics in Electrical Engineering  
ECE 598 Thesis Research

 

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Admissions, Programs, and Courses

Our graduate program offers a variety of courses and programs taught by passionate and experienced professors to help you achieve your academic and professional goals. Learn more about our admissions process, and the programs and courses we are proud to offer.

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Admissions

There are a variety of options for both traditional and non-traditional students at 91ÊÓƵ. Learn more about how to apply for graduate school.

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Programs

91ÊÓƵ offers graduate studies in eight different programs. Some programs offer evening classes off campus to make it possible for professionals to continue to work fulltime while earning their graduate degree.

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Courses

A number of courses have been approved by the Graduate Studies Committee for credit toward graduate degrees. 

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Research Facilities

There are seven research facilities on our campus all operating with the dual mission of providing education, as well as performing research and development. Projects at the facilities reflect faculty and student interests, as well as industry needs. As part of the graduate program at 91ÊÓƵ, you will likely participate in thesis research in one of our facilities.  
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John T. Myers Center for Technological Research with Industry

This 40,000-square-foot facility is devoted to student and faculty project work. The center provides space and specialized instrumentation for students and faculty to engage in engineering design projects for external clients. There is ample laboratory space for project-based education.

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91ÊÓƵ Ventures

91ÊÓƵ Ventures is a program that brings together students and technology-based companies. For students, the program provides the best engineering professional practice experience possible. In turn, this provides businesses with prototypes, refinements to the design of existing products and expansion in current engineering capabilities. The facility is on the south campus of 91ÊÓƵ.

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JRSI Laboratory

In this lab, you will have the opportunity to work side by side with surgeons, faculty and engineers to design, execute and present scientific investigations in an effort to develop engineering solutions to clinical problems. Mechanical testing in the lab is conducted utilizing a state-of-the-art biaxial materials testing machine.

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Craig Downing

Dr. Craig Downing, is the Director of Graduate Studies, Associate Dean of Lifelong Learning, and Head of the Department of Engineering Management and Professor, has extensive experience teaching manufacturing, management, and mathematics at the post-secondary level. He has 10 years of industrial experience, four years as a process engineer, and six years as a private consultant for organizations such as Lockheed Martin/NASA, Parker Hannifin, and Crain Enterprises.
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Graduate Studies
5500 Wabash Avenue
Terre Haute, IN 47803
Phone: 812-877-8463
graduatestudies@rose-hulman.edu
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