Jose Moura

Over the years Moura has taught courses in signal processing, linear systems, telecommunications, network science, and data science. At CMU, he taught:
18:220: Circuits Theory (with Ron Rohrer)
18-550: Telecom Networks
18-392: Fundamentals of Communication Systems
18-290: Signals and Systems

He taught and wrote a full set of notes for:
18-751: Applied Stochastic Processes
18-202: Mathematical Foundations for Electrical Engineering.

Courses he introduced at CMU (with year of inception):
18-752 Detection, Estimation, and Identification (Spring 1988?)
18-899H: Special Topics in Signal Processing: Algebraic Signal Processing Spring (2004)
18-799H: Special Topics in Signal Processing: Network Science (Spring 2011)
18-899: Spiral: Formal Approaches to Hardware and Software Design and Algorithm Verification (with Franchetti, Spring 2014)
18-898: Special Topics in Signal Processing: Graph Signal Processing and Geometric Learning (Spring 2020)

By April 2023, Moura has supervised 55 PhD students, and currently supervises the doctoral theses of eight 8 PhD students.