Specialization profile--Radar Systems

In the Radar Systems discipline you will study the full chain of wireless systems for sensing, in applications such as autonomous vehicles, security and surveillance, weather monitoring, and healthcare. Topics range from electromagnetic wave radiation, propagation and scattering, to analogue and digital beamforming and signal processing for detection, positioning, tracking, classification, and imaging in complex environments. For your chosen application, studying in this discipline will offer you both theoretical knowledge and practical expertise in our laboratory facilities.

This Discipline prepares for a thesis in the MS3 Section.

Suggested courses

EE4565	Propagation and scattering of electromagnetic waves	0/4/0/0	5 EC	details
EE4675	Object classification with radar	0/0/0/4	5 EC	details
EE4845	Fundamentals of radar and applications	0/4/0/0	5 EC	details
EE4C05	Electromagnetics	6/0/0/0	5 EC	details
ET4358	Fundamentals of wireless communications	0/4/0/0	5 EC	details
ET4386	Estimation and detection	0/4/0/0	5 EC	details

MSc project proposals

Some examples of thesis topics (this list is not exhaustive):

Thesis examples

Contact person

For more information about the research group, possible thesis topics, and suggestions for your ISP:

prof.dr. Olexander Yarovoy

Microwave Sensing, Signals and Systems Group

Department of Microelectronics