Communications Engineering

Master

In München

2.368 € inkl. MwSt.

Beschreibung

  • Kursart

    Master

  • Ort

    München

  • Dauer

    2 Jahre

Many fascinating innovations, such as multimedia, mobile phones, digital cameras or the World Wide Web are conquering the market. The future development is being shaped by the increasing demand for multimedia capabilities, mobility and user-friendliness. This trend requires cost-efficient equipment offering higher transfer rates and providing guaranteed quality of service. The equipment industry and service providers are expanding their workforce in order to meet the challenge of the growing market.

Standorte und Zeitplan

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München (Bayern)
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Arcisstrasse 21, 80333

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Hinweise zu diesem Kurs

Bachelor's or equivalent degree in electrical or electronics engineering, information technology, computer science or a closely related field from a well known university or college. Outstanding performance during undergraduate studies.
Language Requirements :-
Applicants must provide proof of a good command of the English language: TOEFL 83/220/560 (internet-computer/paper-based test); IELTS 6.0; CPE or equivalent.

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Studienrichtungen

The MSCE program offers two specialisations: communications systems and communications electronics. Depending on the choice, the curricula for the 2nd and 3rd semesters differ.

The first semester, starting mid-October, is related to both sections, with courses on information theory and source coding, digital IC design, broadband communication networks, adaptive and array signal processing (DSP), and engineering management. Additionally, a communications lab, communication networks lab or HDL design lab can be chosen.

The second and third semesters are composed of a mixture of elective and mandatory courses depending on the chosen specialisation. The communications systems section offers courses on channel coding, mobile communications, optical communications, cryptography and system security, realtime systems, image and video compression, multimedia communications, pattern recognition, radio navigation and location, simulation of communication networks and resource management in wireless networks and space-time processing in MIMO systems. The communications electronics branch offers courses on electronic design automation, analogue/mixed signal IC design, IC manufacturing, testing of digital ICs, hardware/software co-design, nanoelectronics, nanotechnology, physical electronics, devices simulation, advanced MOSFET and novel devices. The courses for both sections are accompanied by a broad range of complementary labs and seminars.

A paid internship of 9 weeks in a German company is intended for the semester break between the 2nd and 3rd semesters. The program is concluded with a Master's thesis during the fourth semester and the graduation ceremony.

The first semester

The first semester starting in October is common to both branches with courses on Information Theory & Source Coding, Digital IC Design, Broadband Communication Networks, Adaptive and Array Signal Processing (DSP), Engineering Management. Additionally a Communications Lab, Communication Networks Lab or HDL Design Lab can be chosen.

The second and third semester

The second and third semester is composed of a mixture of elective and mandatory courses depending on the chosen specialization.

The Communications Systems branch offers courses on Channel Coding, Mobile Communications, Optical Communications, Cryptography and System Security, Realtime Systems, Image and Video Compression, Multimedia Communications, Pattern Recognition, Radio Navigation and Location, Simulation of Communication Networks, Resource Management in Wireless Networks and Space-Time Processing in MIMO Systems.

The Communications Electronics branch offers courses on Electronic Design Automation, Analog/Mixed Signal IC Design, IC Manufacturing, Testing of Digital ICs, Hardware/Software Co-Design, Nanoelectronics, Nanotechnology, Physical Electronics, Devices Simulation, Advanced MOSFET and Novel Devices.The courses of both branches are accompanied by a broad range of complementary Labs and Seminars.

A paid internship of 10 weeks duration in a German company is intended for the semester break between the 2nd and the 3rd semester.

The fourth semester

The program is concluded with a Master Thesis during the fourth semester and a follow-up graduation ceremony.

Beschreibung des Studiengangs

The MSCE program is a two-year program divided into four semesters, including 3 course semesters, a 9 week internship and a 6-month Master's thesis. MSCE offers two specialisations: communications systems and communications electronics. The communications systems section concentrates more on the system aspects of communications technology. The communications electronics section is focused on IC design and the aspects of hardware implementation.

The majority of the courses are taught by the department’s full professors, many of whom are IEEE fellows. In the summer semester, renowned international professors come to Munich to give guest lecturers on advanced topics from the field of Communications Engineering within the MSCE program. Additionally practically oriented advanced topics courses are being offered each winter semester by lecturers from the industry.

Course ObjectivesThe Master of Science in Communications Engineering (MSCE) program at the Technische Universität München (TUM) provides you with a solid background in the theory and the fundamental concepts of communications engineering. It gives you insights into current trends and developments and ample opportunities for practical experience. The international graduate program was established in 1998. It is considered one of the most successful of its kind in Germany. Upon completion of the MSCE program, students are awarded an MSc in Communications Engineering, opening up the possibility of further work towards a Dr.-Ing. or PhD.

Regelstudienzeit (in Semestern) :-4

Unterrichtssprache :-Englisch

Eignungsfeststellungsverfahren/ Eignungsverfahren :-ja

Bewerbungsschluss :-March 15th

Zulassungsbescheid : -May

Studienbeginn

Winter semester

Zusätzliche Informationen

Preisinformation: There is a TUM study contribution fee of 500 EUR per semester and a term fee of 92 EUR per semester (student services & administration fee). However, in general there is a possibility of a paid internship or student job in the industry.

Communications Engineering

2.368 € inkl. MwSt.