New Master in Signal Theory and Communications (MSTC)
Welcome to MSTC
ETSIT – Telecommunication Engineering School – at Universidad Politécnica de Madrid (UPM) currently offers an Official Master Program in Signal Theory and Communications (MSTC).
Students can choose between three tracks to meet their academic needs and achieve their personal and professional objectives. The first two tracks offer advanced training in Radiofrequency and Radiocomunications and Multimedia where the Signals, Systems and Radiocommunications Department at ETSIT-UPM has a unique expertise. The third track offers a cutting-edge program in Signal Processing and Machine Learning for Big Data designed to address the increasing demand for professionals and researchers with the right skills to extend Big Data and Analytics paradigms to applications that scale to massive signals and multimedia data.
Graduates, master students and professionals are encouraged to visit our web pagehttp://www.mstc.ssr.upm.es/ or contact directly at info-mstc@ssr.upm.es.
RF Technologies and Systems
Learn about the last advances in radiofrequency technologies and their application to communication systems. You will be able to design such communication subsystems as transmitters, receivers, synthesyzers and antennas.
Radiocommunications and multimedia
This track provides an integrated profile in radiocommunications and multimedia emphasizing most hot technological areas where our department is leading industrial transfer and basic research.
Signal Processing and Machine Learning for Big Data
The track program has been designed to provide the scientific foundations and major technological challenges for extracting knowledge from the increasing number of real-world signals, such as speech, images, movies, music, biological and sensor readings, financial series, etc., as well as data provided by current and future communication systems.
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Our mailing address is: info-mstc@ssr.upm.es
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Oferta de trabajo en Valencia: desarrollador en Cuda
Institución:Universidad Politécnica de Valencia
Contacto correo-e:fsilla@disca.upv.es
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Se oferta una plaza para desarrollo software en el Grupo de Arquitecturas Paralelas de la Universidad Politécnica de Valencia para trabajar en el proyecto rCUDA (www.rcuda.net).
La titulación necesaria es Ingeniero en Informática o título universitario oficial de Graduado en el ámbito de la titulación indicada.
El contrato tiene una duración inicial de 3 meses, prorrogables hasta el 31 de diciembre de 2016 de acuerdo a la valía del candidato. Tambien es posible la posterior contratación del candidato en una empresa privada para continuar trabajando dentro del proyecto rCUDA. El plazo de presentación de solicitudes termina el 17 de Marzo.
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Información complementaria de la oferta:
La convocatoria de la plaza se puede acceder en http://www.upv.es/entidades/SRH/conypi/U0718656.pdf
Se puede solicitar información adicional a fsilla@disca.upv.es