العربية Master's Program in Electronic Engineering - Communications
The objective is to offer a distinguished Master’s Program in Electronic/Communications Engineering that enhances the scientific and research competencies of enrolled students, enabling them to conduct studies that contribute to community development and address field‑related challenges. This is supported by an outstanding academic faculty and advanced educational resources.
The program aims to:
- Equip students with advanced knowledge in Communications Engineering and its related sciences.
- Promote scientific and applied research that responds to community needs and ensures alignment with modern technological developments.
- Supply both the applied and academic labor markets with highly qualified and specialized professionals.
Knowledge and Understanding
A1. Comprehend the fundamentals and methodologies of scientific research projects and apply them in the field of Communications Engineering.
A2. Explain the application of knowledge in mathematics, science, and programming as related to Communications Engineering.
A3. Describe scientific developments in the field of specialization and assess the advantages and limitations of modern technologies.
A4. Identify problems in modern communications systems and determine appropriate methods for solving them.
Intellectual Skills
B1. Analyze data related to communications system applications, interpret findings, and draw conclusions.
B2. Formulate innovative solutions to problems encountered in advanced communications systems.
B3. Compare different alternatives for solving a given engineering problem and select the option that meets the required specifications.
B4. Analyze shortcomings within communications systems.
Professional and Practical Skills
C1. Employ modern engineering tools, techniques, and software in existing communications systems.
C2. Design electronic systems, their software, and embedded systems while considering financial, social, health, and ethical constraints.
C3. Apply advanced statistical and mathematical methods in analyzing and interpreting digital system problems.
C4. Apply contemporary theories and experimental approaches in the field of specialization creatively, drawing on knowledge from within and beyond the discipline.
General Skills
D1. Adhere to scientific research ethics, integrity, credibility, and professional standards.
D2. Conduct research systematically and present ideas objectively with scientifically justified arguments.
D3. Work effectively both independently and as part of a team.
D4. Communicate effectively and demonstrate strong performance‑development skills, critical thinking, and analytical abilities at the postgraduate level.
Upon successful completion of the Master of Science in Electronics Engineering (Communications Engineering) program, the graduate will be able to:
- Apply advanced knowledge of mathematics, electronics, communication theory, signal processing, programming, and digital systems to analyze and develop advanced telecommunication systems.
- Analyze, model, design, integrate, and evaluate advanced communication systems, networks, transmission and reception systems, and related electronic systems using modern engineering tools and technologies.
- Analyze communication data and system performance, identify limitations and sources of degradation, and develop technically justified solutions to complex telecommunications problems.
- Evaluate alternative communication technologies and emerging systems and select appropriate solutions based on technical, economic, performance, reliability, safety, and other relevant requirements.
- Design, implement, simulate, and evaluate advanced communication systems and subsystems, including wireless, optical, microwave, satellite, and digital communication applications.
- Conduct systematic scientific research, critically evaluate relevant literature, and apply appropriate research methodologies to address advanced problems in telecommunications engineering.
- Communicate technical and research outcomes effectively through scientific reports, presentations, and professional communication, and work effectively both independently and within multidisciplinary teams.
- Demonstrate professional ethics, research integrity, social responsibility, critical thinking, and commitment to lifelong learning and continuous professional development.
- Successful completion of all courses specified in the study plan.
- Successful defense of the Master’s thesis.
- Submission of the required bound copies of the research thesis.
- Passing the English language proficiency examination.
- Completion of the degree‑award procedures through the Graduate Studies Committee, the Graduate Studies Council, and the University Council.
- Advanced Communication Systems
- Signal and Image Processing
- Wave Propagation and Antenna Systems
- Communication Electronics and Embedded Systems
- Data Communications, Computer Networks and Cybersecurity
Graduates of the Master of Science in Electronics Engineering (Communications Engineering) program may work as engineers, senior technical specialists, researchers, or consultants in a wide range of sectors, including:
- Telecommunication Operators, Mobile and Internet Service Providers: Design, planning, optimization, operation, and evaluation of advanced communication networks, mobile and wireless systems, broadband networks, and Internet services.
- Wireless, Microwave, Satellite, and Radio Communication: Design and development of wireless, microwave, satellite, radio, and related transmission and reception systems.
- Optical and Fiber-Optic Communication: Design, implementation, testing, and evaluation of fiber-optic transmission systems and high-speed optical networks.
- Broadcasting, Aviation, Maritime, and Navigation Systems: Communication, broadcasting, and navigation systems used in radio and television broadcasting, airports, aircraft, ports, and maritime applications.
- Communication and Network Security: Security of communication networks, secure transmission systems, and protection of telecommunications infrastructure.
- Engineering Consultancies, Technology Companies, and Industrial Organizations: Communication system design, integration, testing, evaluation, technical consulting, and development of communication and electronic systems.
- Research and Development and Government Institutions: Research and development, technical planning, evaluation, regulation, spectrum-related activities, and development of emerging communication technologies.
- Higher Education and Entrepreneurship: Academic and research activities, as well as development of communication services, network solutions, and specialized communication technologies, subject to applicable institutional and regulatory requirements