Physics major to EE grad school; coursed required

Bullrun1
Thu, 02 Jan 2014 21:56:50 +0000

Thanks for the great responses.
‘Shrouded’, to answer your question, i’m looking to go into either signal processing, electromagnetics, or optoelectronics. I’m deciding the particulars as I progress through my curriculum. Currently signal processing is my number 1 choice. The applications are numerous and it would be cool to work with radar, video processing, or noise control. I know this sounds like indecision, but I view it as opportunity ;).

As ‘xraymancs’ mentioned, i’ll probably have a couple courses to take in grad school. I’ve already had statistics and stochastic processes, so that can be ruled out.

It appears that according to the Texas a&m page provided, they require two elective courses. Electrical machines and drives may cross with EE 441:electronic motor drives.

These results are similar to everything else i’ve found since this thread started. I would like to graduate in 1.5-2.0 years and hopefully this won’t be much of a barrier. It looks to be one semester of make up classes unless the university i’m enrolled in allows me to take them along with my graduate classes.