MSc in E&T Contact data University: Poznan University of

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MSc in E&T
Contact data
University: Poznan University of Technology
Programme title:
M.Sc. in electronics and telecommunications,
specialization: information and communication technologies
Erasmus subject code: 06.5 electronics engineering, telecommunications
Institution, city: Poznan University of Technology, Poznan
Department: Faculty of Electronics and Telecommunications
Address:
University: Pl. M.Skłodowskiej-Curie 5, 60-965 Poznan, Poland
Faculty: ul. Piotrowo 3a, 60-965 Poznan, Poland
Programme web site: http://www.et.put.poznan.pl/index.php/en
Contact:
Dr. Jan Lamperski
Phone:
+48 61 665 3809, +48 61 665 3863
Fax:
+48 61 665 2572, +48 61 665 3879
E-mail
jlamper@et.put.poznan.pl
Degree awarded in Polish and English Magister inżynier (Mgr inż.),
Master of Science (M.Sc.)
Language of instruction: English
Tuition, other fees applicable: EU students – free of charge,
non EU - 2000 Euros per year
ECTS points: 30 ECTS/semester
Duration: Three semesters or four semesters
Program begins:
Three semester program begins each year in March,
four semester program begins each year in October
Deadline for application December 1st for three-semester program,
July 1st for four semester program
Education requirements B.Sc. degree (or equivalent) in electronics and
telecommunications or in related study fields
Other requirements English language – level B2 (Common European Framework)
Programme description
Master studies in electronics and telecommunications (spec. information and communication
technologies last three or four semesters. Three-semester program starts in March whereas
four-semester studies start in October.
The three-semester program version is meant for the B.Sc. graduates in the field of electronics
and telecommunications.
The four-semester program additionally has a ‘preparatory’ semester and is dedicated to the
Bachelor-level diploma holders in subject areas other than electronics and
telecommunications (e.g. general electrical engineering, computer science, physics, technical
physics, mathematics, control engineering etc.). Thus, ‘preparatory’ semester is mainly
devoted to enhance and widen the student’s knowledge in telecommunications and electronics
and the curriculum following it is identical to the three-semester program.
Students have a possibility to select a number of elective courses proposed by the chairs of the
Faculty of Electronics and Telecommunications.
A graduate receives the degree of Master of Science in electronics and telecommunications,
specialization information and communication technologies. The M.Sc. graduates in
electronics and telecommunications are prepared to perform research and development in the
area of their education. They are prepared to work in R&D centres, telecommunications and
electronics companies. They are also able to manage engineering teams involved in designing
new equipment, networks, services, etc. They are ready to undertake doctoral studies.
Their fluency in English allows free exchange of thoughts, interpersonal contacts and
competent drawing up of technical specifications and documentations.
Modes of instruction: Lectures, classes, laboratory classes, projects, internships.
Program summary:
Preparatory semestr - the first semester of the four-semester program (autumn semester
starts at the
beginning of October)
Telecommunication systems
Digital signal processing
Elective course 1.1
(choice of: Communication networks, Computer networks)
Elective course 1.2
(choice of: Fundamentals of multimedia, Processing and compression of audiovisual signals)
Elective course 1.3
(choice of: Simulation of telecommunication systems in C++ or Matlab, Introduction to
programming with Java script, Application on numerical methods in telecommunications)
Elective course 1.4
(choice of: Digital communication systems, Foundations of wireless communications)
1st semester = the start of three-semester program (spring semester starts at the
beginning of March)
Selected topics in mathematics
Numerical methods
Foreign/Polish language
Information and coding theory
Advanced signal processing algorithms
Information network management
Mobile systems
Multimedia systems
Satellite navigation systems
Practical placement (intership)
2nd semester (autumn semester, starts at the beginning of October)
Optimization methods
Telecommunications network design
Programmable digital systems
Optical fiber comm. systems
Workshop
Elective course 2.1
(choice of: Electronics computer aided design, Programming of AVR microcontrollers,
Advanced transmission techniques, Spread spectrum systems)
Elective course 2.2
(choice of: Digital technology of audio and speech, Audio compression and processing, Data
transmission in digital subscriber loops, WWW technologies)
Elective course 2.3
(choice of: Biometrics and video surveillance, Systems of surveillance and security, Security
in communication networks, Advanced coding techniques, Satellite systems for data
transmission)
3rd semester (spring semester, starts at the beginning of March)
Elective course 3.1
(choice of: Broadband networks, IP telephony)
Elective course 3.2
(choice of: Digital television, Multimedia techniques and systems, Advanced data
compression, Practical design of communication networks, Data transmission in 3G wireless
networks, Software defined and cognitive radio
Elective course 3.3
(choice of: Testing of digital systems, Synchronous hierarchy of digital systems, Optimization
of communication networks, Wireless system design, 4G wireless networks)
Elective course 3.4
(choice of: Design of systems with FPGA, Studio techniques of audio processing, Switching
systems, Optical networks, Multimedia tools, Sensor networks, Security in wireless networks)
Diploma seminar
Diploma thesis
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