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The discussion centers on the pursuit of a master's degree in electronics and communication from the USA, specifically seeking programs that focus on areas like chip designing, microprocessors, microcontrollers, and programming devices. The individual expresses concern over the limited availability of dedicated electronics programs, noting that many options fall under computer science or electrical engineering. It is highlighted that in the U.S., many of the desired topics are typically covered in computer engineering or as a concentration within electrical engineering. Additionally, it is suggested to explore various university department websites for more information, as electronics often falls under electrical engineering in the U.S. education system.
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I am from India ,pursuing electronics and communication degree...i wanted to do my MASTERS in USA..but but when i searched for courses for masters i only found courses for "computer science" and "electrical " ...I wanted to get masters degree in electronicsbranch...some fields like:
1.chip designing
2.microprocessors
3.micro controllers
4.programming devices
i don't want to have master s in electrical field..something like
1.transormer building
electrical appliences
devices that deal with 240 volts or more...

and i don't have any idea of wat computer engineering is...
we dnt even have that branch in any college in india//...!

so guyz who ever see this please do reply..(0f u have an idea )...that would be really great
thank you...:)

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Check out the websites for various departments. Typically electronics appears under the department of electrical engineering.
 
sai siril said:
1.chip designing
2.microprocessors
3.micro controllers
4.programming devices

At most school in the US that would be computer engineering, or a computer concentration in electrical.
note: chip designing is more electrical and in some cases requires a slightly different skillset.
 
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