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Wireless communication systems play a central role in today’s technological ecosystem. They connect people and devices in diverse environments, from homes, to businesses, to roads, to battlefields. This graduate certificate program will provide students with the fundamental concepts necessary to understand and work with various aspects of wireless communication systems, from antennas, to modeling electromagnetic propagation, to signal processing, to multiple-antenna communications.
Credit Hours: 12-14 | Program Length: 12-18 months
Tuition for 2020-21 Academic Year*:
Program Total Number of Credits: 12-14 credit hours
*eTerm 5 2020 through eTerm 4 2021
Technology Fee per Semester:
Our program has two 16-week semesters per academic calendar year. Students who successfully complete two courses per e-term, as outlined below, earn their degrees in 12 months. Taking fewer courses per term will extend the completion timeframe.