Signals and Systems Track
The Signal and Systems track, administered by the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, educates biotechnology engineers in:
- analysis and processing of signals with an emphasis on biomedical image processing and image formation
- design, control and synthesis of systems for biotechnology (e.g., development of miniaturized devices, circuits and systems, or controller design for bioreactors).
Track Requirements
In addition to the 12 core SHU requirements, students in this track must also take:
| Course ID | Course Name |
|---|---|
| EE 125 (3 SHUs) |
Digital Signal Processing |
| EE 133 (3 SHUs) |
Digital Image Processing |
| 4 elective courses | - |
Elective Credits in Signals and Systems
As always, please consult the SIS Student Portal website for exact times and dates of all classes offered below.
| Course ID | Course Name |
|---|---|
| EE 105 (3 SHUs) |
Feedback-Control Systems |
| EE 106 (3 SHUs) |
Advanced Feedback-Control Systems |
| EE 127 (3 SHUs) |
Information Theory |
| EE 147 (3 SHUs) |
Analog and Mixed Signal MOS Integrated Circuit Design |
| EE 194 (3 SHUs) |
Directed Study |
| EE 229 (3 SHUs) |
Detection and Estimation Theory |
| EE 247 (3 SHUs) |
Advanced Analog and Mixed Signal IC Design |
| EE 294 (3 SHUs) |
Master's Project |
| EE 296 (3 SHUs) |
Master's Thesis |
| ChBE 167 (3 SHUs) |
Metabolic and Cell Engineering |
| BME 165 (3 SHUs) |
Principles of Controlled Release & Drug Delivery |
| EE/BME 131 (3 SHUs) |
Principles of Medical Imaging |