Anyone coming to ASU this year

[shrikant singh]

Hi Everyone,

Is any one coming to Arizona State University (Tempe campus) for masters this Fall 2014. You can PM me if any help is needed. I am a student here at ASU and will be happy to interact with NSIT juniors.

Thanks 

-Shrikant 

[Kumar Abhijit]

Sir, how is ASU for Industrial engineering? May apply for Fall'15

[shrikant singh]

Hi Abhijit,

Sorry for the late reply. I have talked to a friend of mine in Industrial engineering regarding this. 

ASU has very good reputation in industrial engineering. 

Courses: Courses are good and if you have any background in Operation Research & Statistics etc. courses will be easy for you. But if not, than also you can manage & pick up easily, as few of other students have done. 

Research Opportunities: chances of RA/TA is also good but little bit difficult to get in first sem

Internship: Internship is little bit difficult without any work experience 

Full Time jobs: Job scenario is quite good with nearly everybody getting placed in core. starting salary in arizona based companies $65K+

Summarizing I will recommend you to apply in ASU for Fall'15.

Please let me know if you have any other queries. 

Thanks & Regards 

Shrikant Singh

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[Kumar Abhijit]

Thank you so much sir :)

[Neel Pramanik]

Hey man how is the VLSI course in ASU. I am currently applying and it would be a great help.

Regards

Neel Pramanik

On Monday, 11 August 2014 12:09:39 UTC+5:30, shrikant singh wrote:

[shrikant singh]

Hi Neel,

Analog VLSI: Courses are very good in ASU, I would say comparable to the best in US. You can find courses in basic Analog/Digital & RF to some advance and specific topic like nyqyuist ADC, oversampling ADC. Few more very good courses are to be added from next year onwards.  faculty whom you can approach for research is very few, but there are good number of adjunct faculty who just come from industry to teach courses.

Research in Analog: Currently most research in Analog is in Power Management of IC (Buck, Boost , Solar power etc) 

So, if anyone planning to apply in the field of Analog & Mixed Signal/RF I would strongly recommend  to apply at ASU. 

Digital VLSI: quantity wise not as much courses compared to other univ., but still a very good place for digital VLSI. Basic Digital System & Circuits, VLSI, Advance VLSI, Advance System design (Verilog), Computer Architecture I/II, Embedded System. and few computer courses. Prof. are very good and renowned, job scenario is also very good. Intel is the major employer. People got into Apple/ARM as well. 

Research in Digital: more number of prof. than the analog, recently hired 2-3 prof. As far as I know research includes Embedded systems, Memory design and other topics which I don't know right know, but can let you know after consulting my friends. 

Many Analog/Digital companies (Freescale, TI, Intel, Microchip, NXP, Maxim, Qualcomm, ON semi, TE connectivity and other small companies) have thier design centers in Tempe or nearby place which is an additional advantage

I have seen more people getting internship in Analog domain than in Digital but more or less scenario is very good in both the domains. and if you are from NSIT you will manage it easily :) So, if you are thinking to apply at ASU, go ahead. 

Do, let me know if you have any other question. And in which domain you are planning to apply? ( Digital or Analog?)

Thanks & Regards

Shrikant Singh

[Anchan Saxena]

Hello sir

I have got an admit for MS in Engineering at the polytechnic campus for fall'16. Can you tell me anything about this course because apparently it's new.