Choosing subject for grad school

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Choosing between Broadband Networks and Embedded Operating Systems hinges on personal interest and career goals. Broadband Networks focuses on theoretical aspects of wireless and optical communications, aligning well with a background in communication and signal processing. In contrast, Embedded Operating Systems involves practical programming and Linux system design, which may appeal to those interested in hands-on projects. Ultimately, selecting the subject that resonates more personally is crucial for long-term satisfaction and success. The decision should reflect both passion and the desire to enhance professional opportunities.
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hi all,

i am a graduate student, i need to choose 1 subject from

A>>
Broadband networks:: which is somewhat theoretical and deals with Physics of wireless and optical communications. Broadband multiplexing and switching methods. Blocking and queuing analysis. Network optimization, routing, and economics

B>>
Embedded operating systems which has beagleboard programming projects involved as well, and deals with Investigating Linux source including: memory management, kernel synchronization and driver design topics. Designing, coding, testing, and evaluating embedded operating system software in a Linux environment..

I am an elctrical engineering specializing in communication and signal processing; i have taken the following courses till now:: random signal theory, communication systems, digital communiations, wireless communications.

digital systems and circuits, VLSI design, computer architecture, digital image and video processing.

please give your opinion such that it further improves my profile and knowledge and increases my chances of getting a job.

thank you
 
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actually both of them interest me...but i can choose only 1...!...

:(
 
I'll take the first one because I like physics, more theory. Goes in line with what you already took. More on the broad band communication.
 
@yungman

thank you:)
 
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