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ECE 5470 SPECIAL TOPICS IN ELECTRO-<br />
MAGNETICS (3 credits). Topics <strong>of</strong> current interest<br />
in the technical literature on electromagnetics.<br />
(Requirement: Instructor approval.)<br />
ECE 5495 SPECIAL PROJECT IN ELECTRICAL<br />
ENGINEERING (3 credits). Special graduate projects<br />
are undertaken on a cooperative basis between<br />
the student and a member <strong>of</strong> the graduate faculty.<br />
(Requirement: Instructor approval.)<br />
ECE 5525 SPEECH PROCESSING (3 credits).<br />
Fundamentals <strong>of</strong> digital speech processing, digital<br />
models for speech signals, acoustic theory <strong>of</strong><br />
speech production, speech perception, speech<br />
analysis, homomorphic speech processing, coding<br />
<strong>of</strong> speech signals, linear predictive coding, methods<br />
for speech recognition and digital speech processing<br />
for man-machine communication by voice.<br />
Prerequisites: ECE 3222.<br />
ECE 5526 SPEECH RECOGNITION (3 credits).<br />
Basic approaches in speech recognition, dynamic<br />
time warping, hidden Markov models and neural<br />
networks. Prerequisites: ECE 5525.<br />
ECE 5527 SEARCH AND DECODING IN<br />
SPEECH RECOGNITION (3 credits). Issues<br />
with searching for best answers from recognition<br />
hypotheses generated by the recognizer, including<br />
lattice networks, dictionaries, language modeling<br />
and its use in speech recognition, network search<br />
algorithms, word networks and standard lattice<br />
format, finite state grammars, Bi-grams, N-grams<br />
and other language modeling techniques. Prerequisites:<br />
ECE 5226.<br />
ECE 5528 ACOUSTICS OF AMERICAN ENG-<br />
LISH SPEECH (3 credits). American English<br />
phonemes, speech and sound analysis, static<br />
properties <strong>of</strong> speech sounds; consonants, vowels,<br />
obsturent and vowel transitions, consonantal<br />
sonorant and vowels, consonant interactions; and<br />
acoustic variability.<br />
ECE 5534 COMPUTER NETWORKS 1 (3<br />
credits). Theory, design and analysis <strong>of</strong> computer<br />
communications systems. Topics include TCP/IP,<br />
Internet, the World Wide Web, ISO-OSI network<br />
architecture, LANs (Ethernet, Fast Ethernet, Token<br />
Ring, Token Bus, etc.), ATM, SONET, wireless communications,<br />
satellite networks, network modeling<br />
and simulation. Prerequisites: ECE 4561.<br />
ECE 5535 COMPUTER NETWORKS 2 (3 credits).<br />
Continues ECE 5534. Includes computer network<br />
design and analysis topics: network security,<br />
network management, distributed network environment,<br />
bridges, routers, gateways, congestion control,<br />
UNIX network programming, multimedia and network<br />
applications. Prerequisites: ECE 5534.<br />
ECE 5546 SURVIVABLE NETWORK OBJECTS<br />
(3 credits). Develops distributed applications capable<br />
<strong>of</strong> surviving and roaming throughout the Internet<br />
by adapting to new environments while protecting<br />
their states. Includes encryption, authentication,<br />
120 <strong>Florida</strong> Institute <strong>of</strong> Technology<br />
digital signature, digital certification, secure socket<br />
layer, agent-based network applications and object<br />
registry. Prerequisites: ECE 5534.<br />
ECE 5547 PRACTICAL INTERNET (3 credits).<br />
Network planning and configuration, switches, routers,<br />
firewalls, intrusion detection systems, private<br />
networks and virtual private networks, network<br />
management, client-server applications. Prerequisites:<br />
CSE 5231 or ECE 4561 or ECE 5534.<br />
ECE 5555 WAVELET TRANSFORMS FOR<br />
IMAGE PROCESSING (3 credits). Includes<br />
wavelet transforms, multiresolution analysis and<br />
wavelet design. Discusses applications to signal<br />
compression, de-noising and feature detection.<br />
Prerequisites: ECE 5201 or ECE 5245.<br />
ECE 5561 SWITCHING CONCEPTS (3 credits).<br />
The theory and logic design <strong>of</strong> combinational<br />
and sequential circuits. Includes Boolean algebra,<br />
combinational circuit analysis, synthesis, decomposition,<br />
symmetric functions, threshold functions<br />
and logical completeness; sequential circuit analysis,<br />
synthesis and state minimization; and linear<br />
sequential circuits. Prerequisites: ECE 1552.<br />
ECE 5570 SPECIAL TOPICS IN COMPUTER<br />
ENGINEERING (3 credits). State-<strong>of</strong>-the-art topics<br />
in the current literature in computer engineering.<br />
Requirement: Instructor approval.)<br />
ECE 5571 DIGITAL SYSTEM DESIGN 1 (3<br />
credits). Applies techniques learned in switching<br />
theory to the hardware organization <strong>of</strong> digital systems.<br />
Includes organization and programming <strong>of</strong><br />
a small computer; design convention; introduction<br />
to a hardware-design programming language and<br />
hardware programs; control unit microprogramming;<br />
intersystem communication; interrupt and<br />
input/output.<br />
ECE 5572 DIGITAL SYSTEM DESIGN 2 (3<br />
credits). Applies techniques learned in switching<br />
theory to the hardware organization <strong>of</strong> digital systems.<br />
Includes organization and programming <strong>of</strong><br />
a small computer; design convention; introduction<br />
to a hardware-design programming language and<br />
hardware programs; control unit microprogramming;<br />
intersystem communication; interrupt and<br />
input/output. Prerequisites: ECE 5571.<br />
ECE 5595 SPECIAL PROJECTS IN COMPUTER<br />
ENGINEERING (3 credits). Special graduate projects<br />
undertaken on a cooperative basis between<br />
the student and a member <strong>of</strong> the graduate faculty.<br />
(Requirement: Instructor approval.)<br />
ECE 5684 POWER SYSTEM RELIABILITY AND<br />
PLANNING (3 credits). An appraisal <strong>of</strong> modern<br />
techniques for assessing the adequacy <strong>of</strong> power<br />
systems and for evaluating expansion alternatives.<br />
Topics include reliability theory, the state-space<br />
method, assessment techniques for various system<br />
topologies and determination <strong>of</strong> feasible expansion.<br />
Prerequisites: ECE 4681.