I am a student who is majoring in communication engineering in the college, and now I want to pursue for a master's degree in the US.
the problem is, there is so few communication engineering degree provided in the US ( based on the information I learned on the website). So I am thinking of transfer to other major, but i am not clear about the whole area. I really need some help to make the big decision.
I really want some help from the student who majoring in EE or ECE and who have learned communication engineering before, can you give me some suggestion on the major choice? I really appreciate that.
PS: as a communication engineering, i have studied the main courses listed as follows:
Electronic Circuit: Modern Electronic Circuit, Electronic Circuit System Design,Experiments of Electronic Circuits, Circuit Analysis
Signal Analysis : Signal & System, Digital Technology, Digital Signal Process, Analysis of Random Signals
Communication : Principals of Communication, Modern Communication Networks, Communication System, Channel Coding, Principle and Application of Phase-lock, Theory of Electromagnetic Fields.
many thanks!
the problem is, there is so few communication engineering degree provided in the US ( based on the information I learned on the website). So I am thinking of transfer to other major, but i am not clear about the whole area. I really need some help to make the big decision.
I really want some help from the student who majoring in EE or ECE and who have learned communication engineering before, can you give me some suggestion on the major choice? I really appreciate that.
PS: as a communication engineering, i have studied the main courses listed as follows:
Electronic Circuit: Modern Electronic Circuit, Electronic Circuit System Design,Experiments of Electronic Circuits, Circuit Analysis
Signal Analysis : Signal & System, Digital Technology, Digital Signal Process, Analysis of Random Signals
Communication : Principals of Communication, Modern Communication Networks, Communication System, Channel Coding, Principle and Application of Phase-lock, Theory of Electromagnetic Fields.
many thanks!
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The reason why you don't see many Communication Engineering programs in the US is because that degree is usually considered part of Electrical Engineering.
Research some universities that offer Electrical Engineering and look at their areas of concentration (usually Control Systems, Robotics, Electronics, Analog/Digital Design, Communications, Computer Architecture, Power, etc.)
Research some universities that offer Electrical Engineering and look at their areas of concentration (usually Control Systems, Robotics, Electronics, Analog/Digital Design, Communications, Computer Architecture, Power, etc.)