Specialization courses (at least 25 EC)

In the specialization space, students select courses totalling to at least 24 EC . In essence, all of the MSc EE and MSc CE courses can be chosen as a specialization course, including those from the main core and the track core that were not yet chosen.

The tracks in EE typically have an informal sub-structure called profiles. A profile is a more or less canned study path. It typically prepares for a thesis subject in a certain area and typically with a specific professor or small set of professors of one section, overseeing that research area.

For the purposes of composing an IEP, a profile presents a short list of coherent courses (in all tiers) that together leads to a coherent program of study that prepare for a thesis topic in the area of the profile. As such, a profile can specify (at most) two from three courses in the common core, two from three courses in the track core, and at most 12 EC of additional specialization courses.

Note, however, that profiles are nothing more than convenient selections of courses that go well together, and do not imply any formal restriction whatsoever. Based on individual interest and subject to approval of the IEP by the (tentative) thesis supervisor and the MSc coordinator and the responsible professor, a much wider variety of r programs is possible.

CIE4608	Atmospheric observation		4 EC		details
EE4016	Antenna Systems		5 EC		details
EE4510	Advanced electromagnetics		5 EC		details
EE4530	Applied convex optimization		5 EC		details
EE4540	Distributed signal processing (not running)		5 EC		details
EE4560	Information theory (not running)		5 EC		details
EE4565	Propagation and Scattering of Electromagnetic Waves		5 EC		details
EE4580	Quasi optical systems		4 EC		details
EE4595	Wavefield imaging		5 EC		details
EE4620	Spectral Domain Methods in Electromagnetics		4 EC		details
EE4675	Object Classification with Radar		4 EC		details
EE4740	Data compression: Entropy and sparsity perspectives		5 EC		details
EE5020	Sensor Signal and Data Processing		4 EC		details
ET4030	Error correcting codes		4 EC		details
ET4034	Telecom architectures and business models		4 EC		details
ET4147	Signal processing for communications (not running)		4 EC		details
ET4169	Radar I: From Basic Principles to Applications		5 EC		details
ET4173	Introduction to UWB Technology		4 EC		details
ET4175	Radar II: Theory and System Design		4 EC		details
ET4285	Measuring and simulating the internet		4 EC		details
ET4288	Applied Electromagnetic Analysis in Wireless, Microwave and Radar Engineering		4 EC		details
ET4358	Fundamentals of wireless communications		5 EC		details
ET4386	Estimation and detection		5 EC		details
ET4388	Ad-hoc networks		5 EC		details
ET4389	Complex networks from nature to man-made networks		4 EC		details
ET4394	Wireless networking		5 EC		details
ET4396	Advanced topics in mobile communications		4 EC		details
ET4397IN	Network security		5 EC		details
IN4150	Distributed algorithms		6 EC		details
IN4253ET	"Hacking lab" applied security analysis		5 EC		details
IN4254	Smart phone sensing		5 EC		details
IN4341	Performance analysis of communication networks and systems		5 EC		details
IN4398	Internet of Things seminar		5 EC		details