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Study Details: MSc 2 years full-time, 120 ECTS, Aalborg
The program focuses on theories, methods and algorithms for advanced signal processing applied to a variety of application domains, such as wireless communication, speech recognition, hearing aids, positioning, gaming, audio and video, and health care.
The program aims at bridging the gap between 1) signal processing theories, 2) programming of parallel off-line simulation environments, and 3) real-time hardware/software architectures in order to achieve small physical size, high data throughput, and low energy consumption. Mastering design- and simulation-procedures for advanced signal processing algorithms, and their real-time implementation in resource optimal hardware/software, are all crucial skills for engineers designing state-of-the-art signal processing systems.
You will learn how to make the right decisions in a signal processing design trajectory. Furthermore, you will learn how to improve the interaction between signal processing algorithms and computer architectures, in order to minimize the gap between th ever growing computational complexity and the requirements for smaller physical size and longer battery lifetime.
Students with a Bachelor’s degree in electronics, electrical engineering, computer engineering, mathematics or similar degree can apply. Proficiency in English is a prerequisite.
Please make sure you send your application form and further documentation via post to the International Office by the required deadline.
Furthermore please note the official language requirements for international students applying to Aalborg University are:
IELTS (academic test): 6.5
TOEFL (paper-based): 550
TOEFL (computer-based): 230
TOEFL (internet-based): 80
Cambridge ESOL: C1
For further information regarding deadlines and requirements please see the website How to apply to Aalborg University
Students from outside EU/EEA please see http://www.apply.aau.dk/how-to-apply-postgraduate/tuition-fee/
The skills learned pave the way for a very broad range of job opportunities found within domains such as wireless and mobile communication, Signal Processing and Computing consumer audio and video, multimedia, medical aids, instrumentation, automotive applications, avionics, and navigation.
In general, graduates typically find jobs in industries where digital signal processing and computing is naturally applied in order to provide signal analysis, signal modification, or signal transmission.
In the four semesters, the program addresses the following themes; Signal Analysis, Scientific Computing or Reconfigurable Computing (elective), Signal Processing and Computing, and the Master’s thesis.
Courses:
5 ECTS – Stochastic processes
5 ECTS – Optimization methods
Project – select 1:
20 ECTS – Signal analysis
20 ECTS – PBL and signal analysis
Courses:
5 ECTS – Scientific computing and sensor modelling
5 ECTS – Reconfigurable and low energy systems
Project – select 1:
20 ECTS – Scientific computing
20 ECTS – Reconfigurable computing
Courses:
5 ECTS – Machine learning
5 ECTS – Array and sensor signal processing
Project:
20 ECTS – Signal processing and computing
Project:
30 ECTS – Final thesis
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