Electrical and Electronic Engineering

Master’s Programme

This programme aims, primarily, to provide advanced applied knowledge in professional subjects that assume strategic importance for the country and the region. Accordingly, the objectives include the acquisition, by students, of theoretical knowledge and the necessary skills for its application in the fields of Electronics and Telecommunications, or Energy and Automation. The course also aims to enable holders of an Electrical Engineering degree to carry on their studies by allowing the specialization and technical/scientific updating of professionals.

Paula Sofia Pita da Silva e Castro Vide
coord.mee.estg@ipleiria.pt

Course reference

2158

School

Technology and Management

Length

4 Semesters

Numerus clausus

General and International student contingent: 35

Notice

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DGES registration

Registration number: R/A-Cr 74/2011
Registration date: 25-07-2011

Goals

Course

The programme aims to actively contribute to promote national technological development and enhance added value in the country’s and region’s industry, through the development of projects, dissertations and industrial placements in companies and R&D institutions.

Study Plan

ECTS: 120

1st Year – Electronics and Telecommunications | Energy and Automation
1st Year – Electronics and Telecommunications
1st Year | Energy and Automation
2nd Year- Electronics and Telecommunications | Energy and Automation
2nd Year | Electronics and Telecommunications
2nd Year | Energy and Automation

1st Year – Electronics and Telecommunications | Energy and Automation
Code	Curricular Unit	Period	ECTS	Length
	Electromagnetic Compatibility and Certification	1st Semester	7	60 h
Electromagnetism 1.1 Required mathematical concepts 1.2 Electrostatics 1.3 Electric current 1.4 Magnetism 1.5 Dielectrics 1.6 Magnetic materials 1.7 Electromagnetic propagation 2. Electromagnetic Compatibility 2.1 EMC and EMI standards 2.2 Tests and measurement methods 2.3 Methods for controlling EMC and EMI
	Project Management	1st Semester	2	15 h
1 A framework for Project Management 2 Project Lifecycle 3 Standardization of Project Management 4 Develop the Project Charter 5 Requirements and Defining the Scope of the Project 6 Quality Planning Project7 Plan Shares the Risk Management 8 Planning the Communications for the Project 9 Planning the Procurement Project 10 Create the Project Plan 11 Recruiting, Managing and Developing the Team
	Optimization and Machine Learning	1st Semester	7	60 h
Module I – Optimization Linear programming review Network optimization problems Non-linear programming Multiobjective optimization Module II – Machine Learning Basic Concepts of Machine Learning Classification models based on Machine Learning Regression models based on Machine Learning Application of Machine Learning models to real case scenarios
	Introduction to Research	2nd Semester	2	15 h
Introduction to research methodology 1.1. Classification of scientific research 1.2. Phases of scientific research 2. Bibliography survey 2.1. What is bibliography survey 2.2. Sources for the bibliography survey 2.3. Assess the relevance of a scientific publication 3. Data collection and analysis 3.1. Indexing sites and availability of scientific publications 3.2. References management tools 4. Structuring and reporting scientific information and data 4.1. Structuring of a scientific publication 4.2. Content of the components of a scientific publication

1st Year – Electronics and Telecommunications
Code	Curricular Unit	Period	ECTS	Length
	Radio Systems	1st Semester	7	60 h
Introduction to analog and digital transmission systemsDigital band-pass transmission systemsMulticarrier transmission systemsSoftware defined radio system design.
	Audio and Video Coding	1st Semester	7	60 h
Introduction to image and video coding techniques. 1.1 Evolution of the audiovisual communication systems 1.2Human visual perception mechanism 1.3 Digitization of analog signals 1.4 Efficient transmission of digital signals 1.5Entropy coding 1.6 Predictive coding 1.7 Transform coding 2. Image compression standards. 2.1 JPEG Standard 3.Video compression standards. 3.1 ITU-R 601 Recommendation 3.2 ITU-T H.261 Recommendation 3.3 MPEG-1 and MPEG-2 Video standards 3.4H.264/AVC standard 3.5 H.265/HEVC standard 3.6 VVC standard 3.7 Multiview format standards:3D-HEVC and H.264/MVC 4. Introduction to speech and audio coding techniques. 4.1 Human speech production mechanism 4.2 Speech coding 4.3 Human auditory perception mechanism 4.4 Audio coding 5. Speech and audio compression standards 5.1 Speech coding standards 5.2 Audio coding standards
	High-Frequency Electronics	2nd Semester	7	60 h
Electromagnetics Theory – C1 and C2 2. Transmission Lines and Waveguides – C1 and C2 3.Impedance Matching – C1 and C2 4. High Frequency Network Analisys – C1 to C3 5. Passive and Active High Frequency Devices – C1 to C4 6. High Frequency Filters – C2 to C4 7. Design of High Frequency Amplifiers and Oscillators – C2 to C4 8. Simulation of High Frequency Devices using CAD Software – C1 to C5 9. Test and Measurement Equipment – C1 to C5
	Multimedia Communication Systems	2nd Semester	7	60 h
Antenna Module 1. Antenna fundamentals (all \ {C9-C10}) 2. Antenna design (all \ {C9-C10}) 3. Antenna simulation, measurement and characterization methods (all \ {C9-C10}) Radiopropagation Module 4. Propagation in dielectric media (C9-C10) 5. Propagation by diffraction over obstacles (C9-C10)6. Propagation in the lower atmosphere (C9-C10) 7. Propagation in vegetation (seminar in English) (C9 -C10)
	Configurable Electronics	2nd Semester	7	60 h
1.Introduction to configurable electronics; 2.Architecture of configurable electronic devices; 3.Design flow; 4.Design tools in different abstraction levels; 5.Design with software defined microprocessors.
	Elective I	2nd Semester	7
6358128 – Antennas and Radiowave Propagation

1st Year | Energy and Automation
Code	Curricular Unit	Period	ECTS	Length
	Advanced Control Systems	1st Semester	7	60 h
State space continuous control systems. Notions of state and state variable State space system representation Representation conversion from and to state spaceDiscrete control systems Continuous system dicretization and sampling Transfer funcion representation and the z transform State space representation of discrete control systemsState space controller synthesis Notions of controlability and observability State feed back controllers State observers Introduction to optimal controlIntelligent control systems Basic notions on fuzzy logic Intelligent controller synthesis
	Electric Power Systems	1st Semester	7	60 h
Power transmission and distribution Economic Dispatch Unit commitment problem Frequency and Voltage Control Demand-Side Management and smart-grids Electricity markets
	Acionamentos em Sistemas Automáticos	2nd Semester	7	60 h
Introduction to Electric Drives 2. Automatic control of DC motor drives 3. Automatic control of AC motor drives
	Electrical Transients and Power Quality	2nd Semester	7	60 h
I.ElectricalTransients 1.Switchingtransients 2.Symmetricfaults 3.Assymetricfaults 4.Transientsintransmissionlines 5.StabilityofPowerSystems II.PowerQuality 1.QualityofService 2.QualityoftheVoltageWave
	Advanced Robotics	2nd Semester	7	60 h
Introduction to Advanced Robotics. 2. New applications of robotics. 3. Locomotion of terrestrial systems. 4. Perception in Advanced Robotics. 5. Localization 6. Navigation. 7. Search and planning techniques. 8. Control architectures. 9. Multirobot systems
	Elective I	2nd Semester	7
6358124 – Renewable Energies Applications

2nd Year- Electronics and Telecommunications | Energy and Automation
Code	Curricular Unit	Period	ECTS	Length
	Computer Vision	1st Semester	7	60 h
Geometry of image formation 2. Digital image representation and color spaces 3. Camera calibration 4. Filtering and detection of characteristic points 5. Image segmentation and descriptors 6. Motion and optical flow 7. Object tracking 8. Stereo vision9. Depth images

2nd Year | Electronics and Telecommunications
Code	Curricular Unit	Period	ECTS
	Elective II	1st Semester	7
2158231 – Cross-platform Applications Development
	Elective III	Anual	46
Dissertation Project Internship

2nd Year | Energy and Automation
Code	Curricular Unit	Period	ECTS
	Elective II	1st Semester	7
2158229 – Intelligent Automation and Industry 4.0
	Elective III	Anual	46
Dissertation Project Internship

Application Requirements

People who can apply to the Master’s Degree:

Holders of an undergraduate degree or a legal equivalent in Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Communication Networks Engineering, and related fields;
Holders of a foreign higher education diploma, granted after a first cycle of studies, under the principles of the Bologna Process, by a State, which has subscribed this Process, in Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Communication Networks Engineering, and related fields;
Holders of a foreign higher education diploma that is recognized as meeting the objectives of an undergraduate degree by the Technical and Scientific Council of the School of Technology and Management, in Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Communication Networks Engineering, and related fields;
Holders of an academic, scientific or professional curriculum that is recognized as certifying the skills to attend this cycle of studies by the Technical and Scientific Council of the School of Technology and Management.

Accreditation

State: Accredited
Number of years of accreditation: 6
Publication date: 23/01/2020

A3ES Accreditation
A3ES Self Assesment Report

International Accreditation: EUR-ACE® Quality Label

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Contacts
E-mail: estudante.internacional@.ipleiria.pt

Application Fee

60€

Enrollment Fee

General contingent: 50€
International student contingent: 100€

Tuition Fee

General contingent: 697 €
International student contingent: 3000€