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Another EE course thread...

MisterYu

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This coming semester will be my last. I have 1 class left for my MS EE (Communication emphasis) to take, while working full time.

I was considering between the following 2:

Adaptive Signal Processing
Description: Weiner filtering, linear prediction, method of steepest descent, stochastic gradient algorithms, recursive least-squares (RLS), fast RLS, RLS with systolic arrays, QRD-least squares methods, blind deconvolution.

-or-

Mathematical Pattern Recognition
Description: Distribution free classification, discriminant functions, training algorithms; statistical classification, parametric and nonparametric techniques, potential functions; non-supervised learning.

They both sound hard. Suggestions? Insights?
 
Depends which one you think would help you more at work ... or maybe which has a "better" syllabus or final schedule ...
 
Originally posted by: LordSnailz
Depends which one you think would help you more at work ... or maybe which has a "better" syllabus or final schedule ...

I work with radar, so they're both are useful.

No syllabus are available.

The finals for the classes are scheduled are right at the beginning of finals week.
 
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