Course Information & Syllabus
Course Information :
The aim of this course is to provide a natural follow-up to typical undergraduate courses in electrical and electronic
engineering, concentrating on the commercially important and rapidly expanding area of embedded digital systems for
communication and control. It offers a range of options of immediate relevance to the industry at large, and is an
excellent preparation for those wishing to engage themselves in research. The goal of this course is to develop a
comprehensive understanding of the technologies behind the embedded systems, particularly, those using computing
elements (processor, DSP or ASSP's). The students develop an appreciation of the technology, capabilities and limitations
of the hardware, software components for building embedded systems, and methods to evaluate design trade offs between different choices of technology.
Coursework & Assessment :
Assessment is based on continuous assignments. seminars, presentations. written examinations. All the students shall be
required to complete a final project at the end of the course. The project is designed to encourage their innovative ideas
and to test the implementation skills.
Careers :
Candidates shall be able to pursue careers in the communication industry, microelectronics units, R&D units, chip designing and can be also used as the basis for further academic study.