Course Information

This section contains a description of some of the courses offered by the telecommunications, control and signal processing group at Texas A&M University. This information serves two purposes. First, it can be of assistance to students trying to decide which courses they should take. For instance, this site briefly describes the material a student is expected to master after completing the course. Secondly, it helps instructors offer well-coordinated courses that are consistent across sections and semesters.

Undergraduate Courses

• Course No.	When offered	Title
  303	FA,SP	Random Signals and Systems
  314	FA,SP	Signals and Systems
  420	FA,SP	Control Systems
  421		Digital Control
  444	F,SP	Digital Signal Processing
  448	FA10	Real Time Digital Signal Processing
  455	FA,SP	Digital Communications
  478	SP10	Wireless Communications
  489	FA10	Networks and Networking

Graduate Courses

• Course No.	When offered	Title
  601	FA	Linear Network Analysis
  604	FA	Channel Coding for Communications
  629	FA10	Convex Optimization for Electrical Engineering
  644	SP	Discrete-Time Systems
  646	FA	Statistical Communication Theory
  647	SP	Information Theory
  655	Not FA10 or SP11	Advanced Channel Coding
  661	SP	Modulation Theory
  662	Not FA10 or SP11	Estimation and Detection Theory
  683	SP	Wireless Communications
  689	FA10	Network Information Theory
  689	TBA	Special Topics
  750		Design and Analysis of Communication Networks

Additional Courses

Texas A&M University offers a large number of courses pertinent to researchers in the area of Telecommunications, Control and Signal Processing area. On this page, you will find a list of alternate courses that can be considered essential, relevant, or simply interesting. Graduate students will likely have the unfulfilled desired to attend more classes than time permits. Selecting the right courses and instructors is therefore important.