Systems and Signals

Lane Department of Computer Science and Electrical Engineering
Graduate
Systems and Signals

Area 2

The Signals and Systems Area at WVU is engaged in research related to the analysis and processing of signals. The area includes the following disciplines:

Digital Signal Processing
Communication Theory
Power Systems Engineering
Image and Video Processing
Control Systems
Wireless Networking
Information and Coding Theory

In addition to the core courses, a wide variety of elective course in the above areas are offered on a regular basis. The faculty in the area are associated with several vibrant labs that each serve as the hub of activity for a particular research area. The individual labs are highlighted below.

Representative labs

M.S. Core Courses

EE - 513 Stochastic Systems Theory
EE - 515 Linear Control Systems

Ph.D. Qualifier Core Courses

EE 513 - Stochastic Systems Theory ( Exam topics)
EE 515 - Linear Control Systems
EE 533 - Computer Applications in Power Systems Analysis

Elective Courses

EE 461 - Intro to Communication Systems
EE 465 - Intro to Image Processing
EE 517 - Optimal Control
EE 519 - Digital Control
EE 531 - Advanced Electrical Machinery
EE 533 - Computer Applications in Power System Analysis
EE 535 - Power System Control and Stability
EE 561 - Communication Theory
EE 562 - Wireless Communication System
EE 565 - Advanced Image Processing
EE 567 - Coding Theory
EE 568 - Information Theory
EE 569 - Digital Video Processing
EE 613 - Detection and Estimation
EE 625 - Advanced Signal Processing
EE 713 - Large-Scale System Modeling
EE 731 - Real Time Control of Power System
EE 733 - Protection of Power Systems