Graduate Core Courses

In order the provide adequate breadth in the programs of study for our graduate students, the Klipsch School faculty members have identified a set of core courses that are part of each graduate student’s program.

Students pursuing a MSEE must achieve a B or better in two courses from two different areas of specialization on the following list. PhD students who completed their MSEE/MEEE at NMSU must achieve a B or better on three courses from the following list if they did not take three of these courses from the three different areas of specialization as part of their MSEE/MEEE program at NMSU. PhD students who completed an MSEE/MEEE at another university may be required to take one or more of these courses if the student’s committee deems it necessary to give the student proper breadth in their program of study.

Table titled "Area of Specialization" listing: Communications, Computer Engineering, Control Systems, Digital Signal Processing, Electric Energy Systems, Electromagnetics, Microelectronics/VLSI, and Table titled "Graduate Core Course" listing EE571 Random Signal Analysis, EE562 Computer Systems Architecture, EE551 Control Systems Synthesis I, EE545 Digital Signal Processing II, EE543 Power System

MSEE/MEEE students not planning to pursue a PhD may choose a third core class from a third area of specialization from either the previous list or from the following list.

Table titled "Area of Specialization" listing: Communications, Photonics, Control Systems, Digital Signal Processing, Electric Energy Systems, Electromagnetics, and Microelectronics/VLSI.Table listing “Graduate Breadth Course” options: EE581 Digital Communications I, EE577 Fourier Methods in Electro-Optics, EE576 Geometric Algebra, EE585 Telemetering Systems, EE537 Power Electronics,