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 Field of Instructions > Information &
Communication Engineering |
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| The growth and development of information and communication technologies have led to their wide diffusion and influence in our society. As part of its development program, INHA University designated the field of information and communication technologies as one of the specialized programs in 1999. The Department of Information and aCommunication Engineering (ICE) was founded in 2001. The goal of ICE department is to develop each student's capacity for creative thinking, as well as their understanding of fundamental concepts, so that they will be global leaders of the 21st century. |
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Research in the department of Information and Communication Engineering (ICE) encompasses a broad spectrum of areas such as communications/networking, multimedia systems, embedded systems/VLSI design, optical information systems, and software engineering. Research in the ICE department serves two main purposes: the generation of fundamental knowledge and the education of students who can apply their acquired knowledge to real world challenges. ICE's faculties are organized into five technical interest groups. These groups are highly interrelated and many faculty members are involved in research in multiple technology interest groups. The five technology groups are as follows:
 Integrated Circuits and Systems Design
- VLSI design
- System-on-a -chip design
- Intelligent systems
Multimedia System
- Multimedia signal processing
- Computer vision and Pattern recognition
- Multimedia communications and networking
- Computer graphics
Communications and Networking
- Wireless mobile communications
- Wireless networking
- Mobile communication
Semiconductor & Optical Information Systems
- Optical communications
- Optical devices & circuits
- Solid stste electronic devices
- Semiconductor modeling
Software
- Operating system
- Database
- Embedded system
- Computer graphics |
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The Department of Information and communication engineering offers seven selective tracks. Each track consists of a sequence of coherent courses that cover a specific field in information and communication technologies. The seven selective tracks are as follows:
Multimedia/Game Track
Digital signal processing, Computer graphics, Artificial intelligence, Software engineering, Multimedia processing, Database, Multimedia applications, Game programming, Display engineering
Optical Information System Track
Electromagnetics, Communication theory, Quantum mechanics, Semiconductor devices, Digital signal processing, VLSI design, Optical communications, Optical networks
Embedded Systems/ VLSI Design Track
Semiconductor devices, Circuit theory, Microelectronics circuits, Digital logic, Microprocessor design, Digital systems design, Embedded system design, Computer architecture, Artificial intelligence, VLSI design, Signals & systems, Digital signal processing
Software Track
Algorithm, Operating system, System programming, Computer architecture, Microprocessor design, Embedded system design, Data base, Computer graphics, Game programming
Communications/Networking Track
Signals & systems, Probability and random variables, Communication theory, Digital communication systems, Information theory, Computer networks, Coding theory, Communication protocols, Mobile communications
Next-Generation Displays Track
Object-oriented programming, Circuit theory, Electromagnetics, Microelectronics circuits, Digital logic , Solid-state electronic devices, Semiconductor devices, Signals & systems, Digital signal processing, Display engineering, VLSI design, Multimedia processing
Next-generation Semiconductor Track
Circuit theory, Electromagnetics, Microelectronics circuits, Digital Logic, Semiconductor devices, Solid-state electronic devices, Signals & systems, Microprocessor design, VLSI design |
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