Doctor of Philosophy in Computer and Systems Engineering - Information Science and Systems

The next industrial revolution will largely be driven by intelligent technologies. It will mark with the ubiquitous presence and applications of intelligent algorithms and systems, such as autonomous machines and smart devices. ECSE faculty has a long tradition in developing intelligent technologies. The AI Foundations and Applications (AIFA) group performs fundamental research in AI and machine learning as well as their applications to various physical systems. For fundamental research, faculty in the AIFA group focuses on theoretical developments in computer vision, pattern recognition, probabilistic graphical models, computer graphics, information theory, compressive sensing, robotic control, paralleling processing, and smart chip design. For applications, the group applies AIML technologies to various physical systems, including robotics, cyber-physical systems, cybersecurity, Internet of things, electric power systems, lighting systems, and sensor network.

Transcripts and Degrees must be in English (all post-secondary education, including transcript keys). Unofficial transcripts should be uploaded to your graduate application. The minimum requirement for admission consideration is the completion and award of a four year U.S. bachelor's degree, or its equivalent, by the time of planned enrollment.