电气与计算机工程哲学博士-通讯

MASc。和博士学位 这些课程构成了欧洲经委会研究生研究的研究方向。在欧洲经委会中出现的许多突破性发现和发展很大程度上都基于研究生开展的研究项目。研究流课程的学生确实会上课，但也期望他们进行研究以产生硕士学位论文或博士学位论文。许多研究项目都是与行业合作进行的，实际上，该部门有超过75家领先公司作为企业合作伙伴。ECE与多伦多大学的其他系和研究所之间也存在许多研究合作，包括计算机科学，物理学，数学，材料科学，机械工程，航空航天工程和生物医学工程领域的研究与开发。研究生研究通常在领先的期刊上发表，并在该领域
Our ECE graduate students are known for their innovation and problem-solving, approximately nine out of ten of our department invention disclosures each year involve a student, and dozens of our students receive major awards from the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC), Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR) and other agencies. Last year our research-stream students received funding totalling more than 12.5 million dollars and our 8:1 graduate student-to-faculty ratio provides our students with an excellent opportunity to build professional relationships with our faculty members. Upon graduation our students are primed for success in many fields, not only in engineering but also business, health care, law and more.<br>Our PhD program provides students with the opportunity to develop an in-depth understanding of a particular field it is a serious commitment to a given area or topic, and students are expected to make novel and significant contributions to their area of study. In addition to conducting research under the supervision of one or more members of our faculty, PhD students take relevant courses and must complete a qualifying examination. We expect that our PhD students will finish their study and research within a 48-month period. If maintaining satisfactory progress, they will receive financial support from the department and their research advisor for four years. We expect that our PhD students will publish their research results in internationally recognized and reputable scientific journals and conferences.<br>The research interests in Communications fall into three broad categories: communication networks, digital communication and signal processing. Research in communication networks includes areas such as advanced switching concepts, broadband, light wave and local area networks, packet video processing, and queuing theory.