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Lakehead University
Faculty of Engineering - Graduate Program in Electrical & Computer Engineering
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Program Overview |
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Lakehead University's (Lakehead) 2-year thesis-based Master of Science in Electrical & Computer Engineering (MSc ENG) program is primarily for students who hold bachelor's degrees in electrical, computer or software engineering. Current research areas include Communications, Networking, VLSI, RF and Microwave, Power Electronics, Electron Devices, Biomedical Applications, Computers and Software. The program aims to produce graduates who are prepared to take on advanced positions in industry or pursue opportunities in academia. Some students in the Electrical & Computer Engineering program are also given the opportunity to instruct laboratory courses, mark assignments and counsel undergraduate students.
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Program includes formal coursework and thesis work
Participation of Software Engineering department
Students can focus on hardware or software
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Programs/Credentials Offered by Department |
Master's of Science in Engineering
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Ranking and Reputation
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Annual research funding to program of $158,000
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Located on over 130 hectares of land in south-west Thunder Bay, Lakehead's Faculty of Engineering provides "smart classrooms", GIS labs, and computer teaching and research labs for students. All students receive individual computer and email accounts. The C.J. Sanders Fieldhouse offers a fully equipped gymnasium, weight and combative rooms, squash courts and an Olympic-size pool. The multi-sport athletics facility, which opened in 2005, houses an indoor running track, multi-purpose indoor field, aerobic/yoga studio, weight room and fitness centre, climbing wall, student lounge and sports medicine clinic.
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Master's Program at a Glance |
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Year Graduate Program Founded: 2009
# Faculty in Department: 10
Credentials Offered:
MSc Electrical & Computer Engineering
Research Areas:
Survivable networks, broadband access networks, quality of service (QoS) and packet scheduling
Simulation, design and implementation of network protocols and service
Error correcting codes for digital communications, pseudorandom signal design for communication and cryptography
Wireless communications, digital signal processing for communications, engineering design by optimization
Distributed RLC effects in VLSI interconnects
Power electronics
Electron devices based on nitride semiconductor compound alloys; applications in renewable energy sources
Semantic web, web-services, grid computing, ubiquitous computing, context-aware mobile learning
Intelligent learning and tutoring systems, intelligent systems for health care support, semantic video analysis
Electro-magnetics
Low-power integrated circuit design
Computer-aided analysis and design of analog/RF/microwave circuits
Opportunities for Part-Time Study: No
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Institute Quick Stats |
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Year Institute Founded: 1965
# Faculties: 9
# Full-Time Faculty: 290
# Graduate Students (all programs): 610
# Undergraduate Students (all programs): 5,843
On Campus Residencies/Dormitories: Yes
Campus Setting (Main Campus): Urban
Nearest City (Main Campus): Thunder Bay
City Population: 117,000
Cost of Living: Low
Climate Range: -20 °C to 30 °C
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