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University of Michigan--Ann Arbor
密歇根大学安娜堡
Master’s degree students pursue their degree in one of 12 areas of emphasis:
Applied Electromagnetics & RF Circuits
Computer Vision
Control Systems
Embedded Systems
Integrated Circuits & VLSI
MEMS & Microsystems
Network, Communication, and Information Systems
Optics & Photonics
Power/Energy
Robotics
Signal & Image Processing and Machine Learning
Solid State & Nanotechnology
Columbia University
哥伦比亚大学
Signals, Information and Data
Networking and Communications
Integrated Circuits and Systems
Systems Biology and Neuroengineering
Nanoscale Structures and Integrated Devices
Smart Electric Energy
Centers and Projects
Northwestern University
Signals and Systems
Communication systems and wireless networks
Information theory and coding
Control and large-scale systems
Digital signal processing, image, speech, acoustic, and tactile processing
Computer vision and robotics
Biomedical electronics
Solid State and Photonics
Solid-state devices
Quantum electronics
Electronic materials
Fiber optics
Lasers
Optical materials
Nanophotonics
Spintronics
Microwave and electromagnetic theory
Computational electromagnetics
University of Southern California
南加州大学
Communications
Computer Networks
Computer Architecture
Controls
Electric Power Systems
Electromagnetics, Optics, Photonics
Mixed-Signal Integrated Circuits
VLSI/CAD
Data Science and Engineering
Signal and Image Processing
Carnegie Mellon University
卡耐基梅隆大学
Application domains
Energy
Healthcare & quality of life
Mobile systems
Smart infrastructure (TBD)
Systems & technologies
Compute/storage systems
Cyber-physical systems
Data/network science
Secure systems
Theoretical & technological foundations
To innovate at the systems level and have impact in the real world, the discipline of electrical and computer engineering sits on strong technological and theoretical foundations.
Northeastern University
Communications, Control, and Signal Processing
Computer Networks and Security
Computer Systems and Software
Computer Vision, Machine Learning, and Algorithms
Electromagnetics, Plasma, and Optics
Microsystems, Materials, and Devices
Power Electronics
