Electronic Systems Engineering
What is Electronic Systems Engineering?
The Electronic Systems Engineering faculty at the University of Regina are actively involved in innovative and interdisciplinary research that addresses real-world challenges in modern electronics, communications, and intelligent systems. Their work spans theoretical developments, practical applications, and system-level integration across various domains in engineering.
Key research areas include:
- Internet of Things (IoT) and wireless sensor networks
- Cybersecurity and cloud-edge computing
- Signal and image processing
- Machine learning and artificial intelligence
- Computer vision
- Superconducting materials and microwave device design
- Mobile agent systems and autonomous computing
- Biomedical signal processing
- Non-destructive testing and fiber optic sensing
- Wireless communications, including 5G and future networks
- Advanced algorithm development for signal processing and data analysis
Undergraduate Programs
Bachelor of Applied Science – Coop and internship option
ESE Graduate Program
- Master of Engineering (M.Eng.) – project focus or co-op
- Master of Applied Science (M.A.Sc.) – thesis-based
- Doctoral (Ph.D.) program
What ESE Students Do
All engineering students take a common initial core program consisting of the basic maths and sciences needed by all engineers, plus introductory design courses.
Our ESE students learn the performance of electronic components, develop understanding of component behaviour in complex systems, learn and practice skills for the design and management of electronic systems, and develop and complete design projects.
Our ESE students learn the performance of electronic components, develop understanding of component behaviour in complex systems, learn and practice skills for the design and management of electronic systems, and develop and complete design projects.
Undergraduate ESE Labs
The program emphasizes hands-on laboratory experience and requires that each student learns and demonstrates the skills to operate lab equipment, to construct prototype systems and circuits, to de-bug systems, and to work in teams and be an active team member.
Careers for ESE Graduates
What sort of career could you have?
Electronic Systems Engineers typically work in the following areas or hold the following job titles:
- Avionics
- Communications
- Computer Design
- Electronic Systems Engineer
- Engineering Management
- Hardware Systems Engineer
- Instrumentation
- Manufacturing & Processing
- Programming
- Power Electronics
- Quality Assurance
- Radio & Television
- Telecommunications
- Test Engineer