M.Sc. in Intelligent Systems, Signals and Control

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Engineering is a dynamic and fast-growing field that requires professionals to keep abreast with modern practices.

The Master of Science in Intelligent Systems, Signals and Control provides the essential competencies and technological skills in the interlinked areas of signal processing, dynamic systems and automatic control, to help you advance and shape this industry. These thematic areas are the crucial building blocks of modern methodologies applied for the design, development, implementation and analysis of complex smart systems.

Throughout this course, you will learn how to take a transdisciplinary approach to look out for, and capture, the similarities and structures of the dynamics of different systems and processes, how to extract useful information from typically large amounts of data generated by such systems, and how to optimise and control their behaviour. The course will cover the relevant theories, design methodologies and implementation techniques within the areas of system modelling, signal processing, dynamics and systems, automatic control, computer vision, machine learning and artificial intelligence.

On course completion, you would be able to apply the skills learnt during this course in a wide range of professions, including:

The integration of these technologies in industry leads to many smart systems which can be used in a large number of sectors such as healthcare, transportation, manufacturing, ICT, environment and many others.

 

Mode and delivery

This course will be delivered 100% online so that you may follow the course at your own pace. The course is designed to be completed in 12 months if followed on a full-time basis and in 36 months if followed on a part-time basis. Each study unit will consist of asynchronous lectures, forum discussions and will be assessed completely by assignments delivered between the months of October and June. At the end of the taught units, you will be asked to conduct a dissertation under the supervision of one of your tutors. While the project work can be carried out remotely, with remote access to the necessary resources, you will also have the opportunity to carry out the dissertation project in our labs if you wish to do so!

You can meet your future lecturers here and the support staff here.

The suggested roadmap for following the course on a full-time basis can be found here .

For further information, please contact us on msc-sce.eng@um.edu.mt.


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