EECE5665 (Signal Processing for Global Navigation Satellite Systems) course reviews and ratings at Northeastern (NEU). Compare professors with RateMyProfessor reviews.
Introduces global navigation satellite systems (GNSS), covering the fundamental aspects of operation. Emphasizes receiver design, although onboard satellite aspects are also discussed, such as the different signals and GNSS constellations (focusing on GPS and Galileo). Offers students an opportunity to gain basic knowledge of the underlying principles of GNSS, while learning how to apply tools of statistical signal processing from detection, estimation, and filtering theories to a real-world engineering application. Topics include notions in GNSS history, constellations and signals, propagation channel and main impairments, RF front-end architectures, signal acquisition, signal tracking, position calculation and integrity measures, sensor hybridization and data fusion, and identification of the most challenging scenarios of operation.
Data updated October 2026.