Communications Systems
Communications Systems
This online certificate provides a comprehensive curriculum on digital communications systems design and analysis. It covers modulation techniques, coding, spread spectrum systems, wireless systems, and various communications protocols.
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In the interest of effectively aligning with recent developments in the communications systems industry, enrolling in this certificate will be unavailable to new students.
Students who declared candidacy before Winter 2025 can continue with the original five-course program and are allowed to use substitute courses from other programs. Alternatively, students who wish to transition from their existing program into another one may do so.
For questions or guidance, please contact a program advisor at et@uclaextension.edu or 310-825-4100.
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Completion of the UCLA Extension Communication Systems Certificate equates to 12 graduate credits that can be applied toward a Master of Engineering Online at University of Wisconsin-Platteville.
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