Signal Processing

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Knowledge and competences provided:

SUBJECT KNOWLEDGE:

* Mathematical knowledge about signal processing;
* About methodology of scientific researches in the sphere of the technology science;
* About signal processing in the organism of a human being and in flora and fauna;
* About the methods of artificial intelligence and its application;
* About the computer-based vision;
* About modern technologies of electronic system projection;
* About data collecting systems.

COGNITIVE COMPETENCES:

* The ability to apply the methodology of scientific researches for solving certain issues;
* The ability to apply mathematical methods in analysing phenomena;
* The ability to analyse phenomena from a new perspective;
* The ability to grasp the functioning of signal processing systems.

PRACTICAL COMPETENCES:

* The ability to plan and perform analytical and experimental researches, to objectively evaluate

their results and to draw conclusions;

* The ability to apply the methods of informational technologies to solve actual and scientific

issues;

* The ability to design digital systems using programming devices and modern projection

technologies;

* The ability to design data colleting and automatization systems;
* The ability to design visual information processing systems;
* The ability to analyse signals.

TRANSFERABLE COMPETENCES:

* The ability to critically assess ones subject knowledge and competences, to learn independently;
* The ability to manage information in the sphere of technology science.

Courses:

Methods and Algorithms of Optimisation, Image Processing, Biomedical Signal Processing, Methodology of Experiment, Measurement Methods of Electrical and Other Physical Quantities, Human Computer Interaction, Computer Vision, Theory of Information Transfer, Signal Processing by Artificial Intelligence Methods, Research Work, Biomedical Cybernetics, Sensor Networks, Embedded Machine Vision Systems, Research Work 2,

Electives in Cybernetics:

Computer Vision, Biomedical Cybernetics, Processing Speech Signals,

Electives in Digital Systems:

Digital Signal Processors, Interfaces and Drivers, Sensor Networks, Image Compression, Multimedia Engineering, Principles of Design and Implementation of Environmentally-friendly Technologies

Master's Thesis

Bachelor's degree or its equivalent (legalised official transcripts required). Acceptance by the Dean's Office of the chosen faculty.Legalisation of Educational Documents Documents witnessing education acquired abroad are subject to legalisation, if they have been issued in the state having not acceded to the 1961 Hague Convention concerning abolition of legalisation requirements of documents issued in foreign countries, or approved by "Apostille" if they have been issued in the state having acceded to the above mentioned Convention Legalisation is necessary to allow documents issued in one country to be accepted and used by institutions of other countries. Legalisation of documents is a confirmation of authenticity of signature, signatorys title and stamp by a competent official form each party;First, the educational documents should be legalised by the Ministry of the Foreign Affairs or the diplomatic mission or consular post of the country where education was received;Second, the documents should be legalised by the Lithuanian diplomatic mission or consular post in the country where education was received or in the Consular Department of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Lithuania. More information you can find on Then you have to apply for recognition at Centre for Quality Assessment in Higher Education (CQAHE) which is an independent public agency. The Centre implements the external quality assurance and gives the University the answer if we can accept you for studies. More info: