Grady Thompson
Student
Master of Applied Science in Electrical and Computer Engineering (MASc)
Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering
The Electrical and Computer Engineering Department accounts for one-third of the engineering faculty at UBC. Graduate students are provided the opportunity to work with this world class faculty and conduct leading edge research in their field. Graduate students are given access to state of the art laboratories with an outstanding inventory of equipment. Supported by full-time faculty and staff, students are encouraged to push their own boundaries and explore new possibilities. The graduate programs are flexible enough to allow students to create their own educational goals - with faculty approval, of course.
Graduate Degree Programs
Research Supervisors
| Name | Research Interests |
|---|---|
| Wang, Zhen | Signal processing theory and applications, bioinformatics |
| Wang, Lele | Mathematics of data science; Machine Learning; information theory; Coding theory; Combinatorics; Communication theory; Random graphs; Mathematics of data science, Machine learning, Information theory, Coding theory, Combinatorics, Communication theory, Random graphs |
| Wilton, Steven | Integrated Circuits; Computer Architecture; Computer Hardware; Computer-Aided Design Algorithms; Field-Programmable Gate Arrays; High-Level Synthesis; Integrated Circuits, Computer Architecture, Computer Hardware, Computer-Aided Design Algorithms, Field-Programmable Gate Arrays, High-Level Synthesis |
| Wong, Vincent | Telecommunication networks; Computer Systems; Network Analysis (Information); communication systems; energy systems; Internet; Internet of Things (IoT); Machine Learning; mobile computing; protocol design; smart grid; wireless networks; Telecommunication networks, Computer Systems, Network Analysis (Information), Communication systems, Energy systems, Internet, Internet of Things (IoT), Machine learning, Mobile computing, Protocol design, Smart grid, Wireless networks |
| Yedlin, Matthew | earthquakes, nuclear non-proliferation, nuclear weapons, flipped classroom pedagogy, geophysics, digital signal processing, electroencephalography |
| Zhang, Justin | energy systems; Power electronics; power systems; High-voltage DC (HVDC); Microgrids; Cyber-physical security; Energy systems, Power electronics, Power systems, High-voltage DC (HVDC), Microgrids, Cyber-physical security |