Online Education for Working Professionals
Focus on technologies used in digital and analog signal analyses.
Applications range from medical imaging to autonomous vehicle technology.
Learn data manipulation techniques to improve signal or image fidelity. Understand the theory of probability and stochastic processes. Detect and estimate signals. Use computer programming in digital image processing. Autonomous navigation through sensors relies on process control and computer vision.
3 courses in 3 semesters.
Department | Electrical and Computer Engineering |
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Admissions requirement | Electrical or computer engineering, data science, or related degree. |
Contact | Paul L. Bergstrom |
Length | 3 courses in 2-3 semesters |
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Effort | 3 hours per credit per week |
Each course | 3 credits |
Total credits | 9 |
Course type | Online or on-campus |
Modality | Watch class recordings on demand |
Cost | Based on credits and course type |
Already enrolled? | Speak with your advisor. |
Progress quickly with a compact curriculum.
Work with the program advisor to select courses that fit your interests and pre-requisite skills.
Take a 3 credit required course.
Take 6 credits of elective courses.
The minimum completion time is one semester.
Here are typical schedules.
Sample Plan 1
Fall |
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EE 5300 |
Sample Plan 2
Fall | Spring |
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EE 5500 |
EE 5532 |
Interested in taking a single, online course? Enroll as a non-degree seeking student.
Upon completion of the Certificate the student should be able to:
- Demonstrate proper utilization of signal and image processing techniques.
Students receiving this certificate will have demonstrated the ability to solve open-ended problems in statistical signal and/or image processing from fundamental principles, and be able to apply their solution to real world problems.
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Meet the online certified instructors.
Students have the flexibility to review class recordings later.