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2008-2009 Graduate Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]

Real-time Embedded System Design Graduate Certificate

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Contact: Mitchell Neilsen
E-mail: neilsen@cis.ksu.edu
Home Page: http://www.cis.ksu.edu/files/grad-certificate.pdf

The purpose of the graduate certificate program is to provide opportunities for students with various engineering backgrounds to gain knowledge and experience on design and implementation of real-time embedded systems. This program offers students systematic training in multiple engineering fields, including computer science and engineering, electrical engineering, and other engineering fields to which real-time embedded systems are applied.

General Requirements:

Graduate students pursuing an M.S. or a Ph.D. degree in any engineering discipline may apply for the Real-time embedded system graduate certificate program. Students may also apply for this program without linking it to a graduate degree program. Applications will be reviewed and approved by the Coordinating Committee of the Program. A total of 18 credit hours are required to complete the certificate program. This includes 6-9 credit hours from a selected course list and 9-12 credit hours from a four semester course sequence in real-time embedded system design.

Selected Course List

A minimum of six credit hours must be selected from the following:

ARE 735 - Electrical Systems Design Credits: (3)
ARE 740 - Environmental Control Systems in Buildings Credits: (3)
BAE 640 - Instrumentation and Control for Biological Systems Credits: (3)
BAE 840 - Measurement Systems Credits: (3)
CHE 850 - Advanced Chemical Process Dynamics Credits: (3)
CHE 915 - Selected Topics in Process Dynamics Credits: (3)
CIS 625 - Concurrent Software Systems Credits: (3)
CIS 720 - Advanced Operating Systems Credits: (3)
CIS 722 - Operating System Practices Credits: (3)
CIS 725 - Advanced Computer Networks Credits: (3)
CIS 726 - Advanced World Wide Web Technologies Credits: (3)
CIS 825 - Topics in Distributed Systems Credits: (3)
CIS 826 - Protocol Engineering Credits: (3)
EECE 628 - Electronic Instrumentation Credits: (3)
EECE 631 - Microcomputer Systems Design Credits: (3)
EECE 663 - Digital Error Control Coding Credits: (3)
EECE 730 - Control Systems Analysis and Design Credits: (3)
EECE 731 - Advanced Microcomputer System Design Credits: (3)
EECE 736 - Discrete-Time and Computer-Control Systems Credits: (3)
EECE 845 - Sequential Machines Credits: (3)
EECE 849 - Topics in Computer Engineering Credits: (3)
IMSE 871 - Advanced Topics in Computer Integrated Manufacturing Credits: (3)
ME 640 - Control of Mechanical Systems II Credits: (3)
ME 730 - Control Systems Analysis and Design Credits: (3)
ME 738 - Experimental Stress Analysis Credits: (3)
ME 830 - Intermediate Topics in Automatic Controls Credits: (Var.)

Four-Semester Course Sequence

Course I: three modules

This course is designed to be a remedial course for students who do not have a proper background for the subsequent courses in the series.

Module A
CIS 522 - Introduction to Data Structures Credits: (1)
Module B
CIS 523 - Introduction to Concurrent Programming Credits: (1)
Module C
EECE 533 - Basic Real-Time Electronics Credits: (1)

Course II: three modules

Implementation of simple but complete real-time embedded systems.

Module A
CIS 621 - Real-Time Programming Fundamentals Credits: (1)
Module B
CIS 622 - Real-Time Operating Systems Credits: (1)
Module C
EECE 633 - Real-Time Embedded Systems Credits: (1)

Course III:

CIS 721 - Real-Time Systems Credits: (3)

Course IV:

EECE 733 - Real-Time Embedded Systems Design Credits: (3)

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