Second Degree course in Electronic Engineering for IOT (LM 29)

Obiettivi formativi

The Master of Science in Electronic Engineering for the Internet-of-Things aims to train engineers in one of the most promising area of innovation, namely Internet of Things. The presence of electronic devices and systems is now pervasive, and embraces all fields, both domestic and industrial. In other words, the electronics are now in all things, as animated objects or “digital things”. There is an increasingly request of electronic technologies for the realization of smart objects and for their interconnection, in order to process and transmit data. The graduates will bring all the expertise and competence to lead design and production activities in such a field. The course will cover both the short-distance/low-power interconnection application and the aerospace one.

Requisiti di accesso

The enrolment is regulated in accordance with the rules of access to Italian higher education. A verification procedure of the requirements for admission to the course of study is done before the beginning of the course. Applicant may contact the course board for informal evaluation of the curriculum in advance with respect to formal application. An essential prerequisite to access to the master degree program is to hold a bachelor’s degree, or another qualification obtained abroad, standing at least three years, and recognized as valid, in one of the following areas: Electrical or Electronic Engineering, Computer Science, Industrial Engineering, Physics, Mathematics. If needed, preparatory educational activities and recovery of any educational requirements will be organized to homogenize the formation of students of different origin in order to fit adequately in the specific formation process.

Titolo di studio straniero necessario

There is no limitation to the access of foreign students. Within the Marco Polo program, the Master of Science in Electronic Engineering for the Internet-of-Things allocates 5 positions reserved for foreign students from countries participating the program.

Piano studi

The Master is organized with two different programs, called curriculum, with the following structure.

Curriculum: Electronic Engineering for Internet of Things

1st Year Hours ECTS credits
Antennas for IoT 72 9
Digital signal processing 72 9
Wireless networks 48 6
Digital transmission systems 72 9
Embedded electronic systems 72 9
Wireless networks 72 9
2nd Year Hours ECTS credits
Measurement data processing 72 9
Nanometer CMOS IC design 72 9
Low power RFC design with lab 72 9
Sensors and microsystems in a cloud computer
environment		 48 6
Systems and circuits for IoT - Passive circuit design
for IoT		 48 6
Systems and circuits for IoT - Electronic systems
and subsystems for IoT		 48 6
Remote sensing and EM diagnostics 72 9
Free choice 225 9
Final dissertation 375 15
TOTAL   120

 

Curriculum: Electronic Engineering for Aerospace

1st Year Hours ECTS credits
Antennas 72 9
Digital Signal Elaboration 72 9
Aerospace Microwave and radiofrequency systems 72 9
Digital transmission systems 72 9
Embedded electronic systems 72 9
Wireless networks 72 9
2nd Year Hours ECTS credits
Electromagnetic compatibility 48 6
Low power RFC design with lab 72 9
Distributed measurement systems 72 9
Systems for aerospace: compliance and testing
protocols		 72 9
Remote sensing and EM diagnostics 72 9
One subject between “Advanced design of microwave
and radio-frequency circuits” and “Sensors and micro
systems in a cloud computer environment”		 72 9
Free choice 300 12
Final dissertation 375 15
TOTAL   120

Linguaggio

Italiano

Organizzazione delle lezioni

The Master of Science in Electronic Engineering for the Internet-of-Things is a two-years program. Classes are distributed over two semesters per year. The first one from mid September to mid December, the second one from mid February to beginning of May.

Costi

The tuition fee is about € 1.300,00 per year, but it depends on the family income. The cost of living in Perugia is about € 700,00 per month.

Italiano