The Microwave and Fiber Optics Laboratory (MFOL) is an exciting place where students investigate, analyze, and reflect. They test and apply theories and make abstract concepts concret. Through the teaching process they develop as constructively and critically thinking engineers. Laboratory classes provide students with first-hand experience with course concepts and with the opportunity to explore methods used. The role MFOL plays is to provide a research environment in which students may participate and learn from the process of discovery.
Undergraduate Courses
- Telecommunication Electronics
- Microwaves
- Fiber Optics Telecommunications
- Advanced Mobile Computing Technologies
- Computational Techniques for Information Transmission Systems
- Introduction to Electric Circuits
- Radar Systems and Remote Sensing
- Introduction to Materials
- Introduction to Biomedical Engineering, Biological Signal Analysis and Processing
- Introduction to Electric Circuits (Chem. Eng.)
Postgraduate Courses:
