Inside the Master’s programme: Embedded Systems

Master’s in Embedded Systems:
www.utwente.nl/en/education/m...
The Master's in Embedded Systems at the University of Twente seamlessly integrates computer science and electrical engineering to equip you with the skills to design and implement efficient embedded systems. With an emphasis on practical experience, you'll delve into real-time operating systems, digital hardware design, computer architecture, embedded software development, artificial intelligence, and sensor integration.
At the forefront of technological innovation, this two-year, English-taught Master's programme empowers you to tackle the increasing complexity of modern embedded systems. The curriculum not only inlcudes theoretical knowledge but also emphasises hands-on learning, utilising state-of-the-art tools and technologies in dedicated labs.
As a student, you'll benefit from the expertise of renowned faculty members and have the opportunity to contribute with your own research. The programme offers flexibility, allowing you to tailor your studies to your specific interests. Whether you're passionate about developing medical devices, automotive systems, or industrial machinery, the Master's in Embedded Systems at the University of Twente prepares you to be a trailblazer in this dynamic field.
Explore more about this transformative programme on the official website of the University of Twente.
In this video, students Trethyn and Merijn share their experiences with the Master’s in Embedded Systems. Programme Director André Kokkeler provides insights into the courses, directions, and overall structure of the programme. Additionally, Assistant Professor Nikos Alachiotis discusses the concept of a Field Programmable Gate Array (FPGA) and outlines the key aspects covered in his course on embedded computer architecture.
CHAPTERS:
0:00 Why I chose it
0:51 What is an embedded system?
1:45 Programme Structure (Courses)
6:48 Elective Courses
9:09 Internship
10:31 Final Thesis Project
12:37 Facilities & Campus
13:29 The Atmosphere

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can you please do a video for mechanical engineering as well?