Bachelor of Science in Engineering Physics - Signal Processing

Engineering is an application of scientific principles to solve real-world problems. Engineering physicists are engaged more deeply on the scientific end than most.With UIC’s engineering physics major, you will develop a command of physics that will make you especially competitive in roles that require an understanding of science and theory, such as research and development positions.Engineering physics majors take nine physics courses. After completing General Physics I (which focuses on mechanics) and General Physics II (which is about electricity and magnetism), EP majors delve the scientific method, quantum theory, waves, thermal physics, quantum and theoretical mechanics, experimental physics, and other topics.Signal processing is focused on systems used to manipulate signals that convey information in various domains such as speech, audio, images, video, multimedia, biomedicine, geosciences, meteorology, finance, and much more. Applications include filtering, prediction, smoothing, de-noising, restoration, enhancement, clustering, classification, recognition, analysis, and synthesis.

Successful graduation of year 12 and completion of college preparatory curriculum.Minimum GPA - 3.0