Degree Requirements

MS degree

The courses offered by the FES are categorized as core courses and elective courses. A student, specializing in any area, will be required to take minimum of two core courses and remaining from elective courses. The electives may be selected with the consultation of the advisor.

PhD degree

The course work to be taken by a student will be decided by a PhD Guidance Committee and approved by the Dean of Graduate Studies. Out of the eight courses, four must be related to his/her area of specialization.

CORE COURSES

Core Courses for the subgroups will be as follows

• Group A – Applied Mathematics
  • ES521 – Advanced Transform Techniques
  • ES526 – Analytical Solution of Partial Differential Equations
  • ES5XX – Computational Methods for Engineers
  • ES544 – Random Processes
• Group B – Applied Physics
  • ES581 – Advanced Experimental Techniques
  • ES5XX – Computational Methods for Engineers
  • ES511 – Solid State Physics
  • ES566 – Atomic and Molecular Spectroscopy
• Group C-1 – Specialization: Photonics
  • ES5XX – Fundamentals of Photonics
  • ES5XX – Quantum Engineering of Optoelectronic Devices
  • ES5XX – Computational Methods for Engineers
  • ES511 – Solid State Physics
• Group C-2 – Specialization: Digital Systems
  • ES5XX – Fundamentals of Digital Systems
  • ES5XX – VLSI Design
  • ES5XX – Computational Methods for Engineers
  • ES553 – Digital Signal Processing
• Group C-3 – Specialization: Signal Processing
  • ES544 -Random Processes
  • Computational Methods for Engineers
  • ES553 – Digital Signal Processing
  • ES5XX- Optimization Techniques

ELECTIVE COURSES

• Group A 

• GROUP B

• GROUP C