Area of Specialization (24-37 units)

Select a minimum of 24 units in 500-level engineering courses; at least 16 units must be selected from the following electrical engineering courses.

• EE 513 - System Analysis and Design (4)
• EE 514 - Systems Risk Analysis (4)
• EE 515 - Systems Performance Analysis (4)
• EE 516 - Systems Architecture (4)
• EE 520 - Advanced Digital Communications I (4)
• EE 521 - Advanced Digital Communications II (4)
• EE 522 - Principles of Signal Compression (4)
• EE 523 - Wireless Communications (4)
• EE 524 - Simulation of Communication Systems (4)
• EE 525 - Optical Communications (4)
• EE 533 - Computer Method in Power Systems (4)
• EE 534 - Power System Stability (4)
• EE 535 - Power System Protective Relaying (4)
• EE 537 - Faulted Power Systems (4)
• EE 544 - Computer Networks and Internets (4)
• EE 545 - Mobile Ad Hoc Networks (4)
• EE 547A - Computer System Architecture I (4)
• EE 547B - Computer System Architecture II (4)
• EE 548 - High Performance Computing (4)
• EE 560 - Linear Systems Analysis (4)
• EE 561 - Stochastic Systems and Estimation (4)
• EE 562 - Advanced Digital Control Systems (4)
• EE 563 - Optimal Control Theory (4)
• EE 585 - Neural Computation (4)

Electives in Engineering (0–17 units of 400 or 500-level courses)

Required Courses (4 units)

• EE 595A - Graduate Design and Research Methodology I (2)
• EE 595B - Graduate Design and Research Methodology II (2)

Comprehensive Examination or Thesis (0-4 units)

Students who select the comprehensive examination (EE 596) should expect to take it in the quarter they complete all course work on their program, and must comply with college and departmental requirements. Grade CR/NC.

• EE 596 - Comprehensive Examination (0)

• or

• EE 599 - Thesis (1–4) (4)