RESEARCH: My principal research interest is currently in digital communication theory, in particular coding, modulation, and equalization techniques for wireless channels.
Follow these links to learn more about our research in a few selected areas (roughly in order from more recent interests to older interests):
Publications in other areas are available through e-mail request.
SPONSORS: National Science Foundation, Army Research Office, Pro-Sensing/Quadrant Engineering, M/A-COM, Analog Devices, Narad Networks, Mabuhay Networks, Association for Maximum Service Television.
RESEARCH TRAINING:
Our goal is to provide research training at both the graduate and undergraduate levels.
Above: March 2010 photo of the research group (and associated folks) celebrating Harshit Joshi's MS completion.
UNDERGRADUATE EDUCATION:
A major role of the public university is to provide an accessible and outstanding education to its students. The Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) department at UMass-Amherst takes this role very seriously. We provide an outstanding educational experience and continually strive to improve the educational system through innovation - both technological and (often more importantly) otherwise.
ECE 563: Introduction to Communications and Signal Processing (Fall 2007)
ECE 603: Probability and Random Processes (Fall 2009)
ECE 697U: Error Control Coding (Spring 2008)
ECE 745: Advanced Communication Theory (Spring 2009)
RECREATION:
Click on the photos below for links to associated pictures:
goeckel@ecs.umass.edu