Conference turris::scandia

536.0. "Technical study program in Finland" by TLE::SAVAGE () Fri Jan 29 1993 17:41

   From: [email protected] (Irek Defee)
   Newsgroups: soc.culture.mexican,soc.culture.netherlands,soc.culture.nepal,
	soc.culture.new-zealand,soc.culture.nordic,soc.culture.pakistan
   Subject: Study Digital Signal Processing
   Date: 28 Jan 1993 07:27:35 GMT
   Organization: Tampere University of Technology
 
	INTERNATIONAL PROGRAM IN DIGITAL SIGNAL PROCESSING
	          SIGNAL PROCESSING LABORATORY
                TAMPERE UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY
		        TAMPERE, FINLAND
 
    The Signal Processing Laboratory at Tampere University of Technology is
    offering a one-year study Program for graduate  and undergraduate
    Electrical Engineering students. Upon  satisfactory completion of the
    Program, interested students may apply for admission to the MSc
    Program, and further to a  PhD research study at the University.
    Holders of BSc degree need  additional six to twelve month of studying
    to get the MSc degree.  
 
    The Signal Processing Program is aimed at senior under-graduates and
    first-year graduate students in Electrical Engineering and Computer
    Science. The program has emphasis on modern digital signal processing
    methods and new applications giving a solid background both for
    graduate studies and industrial employment. 
 
    The courses offered in the Program range from basic intensive DSP  to 
    more advanced  and  specialized  topics  in nonlinear  processing,
    HDTV, digital audio, new signal processors and VLSI  systems design.
 
    The Signal Processing Laboratory has modern equipment and facilities.
    Over fifty staff members in the Laboratory are involved  in advanced
    research in the theory and applications of digital  signal processing
    in TV, multimedia, audio, speech and VLSI systems.
 
    The official language in the Program is English.
 
    For further information, please contact:
 
    Prof. Moncef Gabbouj, email: [email protected], tel. + 358 31 161 967	
    Prof. Irek Defee,     email: [email protected],  tel. + 358 31 162 696	
                                                   fax: + 358 31 161 857