Master of Science in Telecommunication and Network Engineering

Program Objective

Telecommunications and Networking Engineers are faced with many challenges brought about by the rapid advances in computer, internet, and multimedia and telecommunication technology. This course addresses the major aspects of this technology, from high-level specification of telecommunications systems and networks, through implementation alternatives, to realization of communications circuits. The course aims to produce engineers with the necessary skills and practical experience to excel in the telecommunications and IT industries.

Program Description

The Master of Science in Telecommunications and Networking Engineering degree program is designed to prepare individuals for career in the Telecommunications and Networking industry. This multidisciplinary program provides a perfect blend of engineering, computer science and business management education. It is a unique program for both full and part-time students. The program enables graduates to understand computer networks and protocols; design implementation, and maintenance; and information and systems security. Students completing this degree program have a thorough understanding of the technical and operational aspects of networks as well as the foundational theory of voice/data communications and network management.

Students are required to choose 10 courses from below to complete 30 credits. Select an Area of Concentration with the balance of the 30 credits from coursework from the other Areas of Concentration.

•  Telecommunications Systems & Networks track. Students in this track should have a bachelor's degree in Engineering (Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering and Telecommunications Engineering) or Computer Science. Students in this track are required to take two courses in Engineering Area, two courses in Network Area, 2 courses in Software Area, Two courses in Technology Area, one course in Management Area and one course in Policy Area.

•  Telecommunications Management & Policy track. Students in this track should have a bachelor's degree in Engineering, IT, Technology Management, Business and Management or other related disciplines. Students in this track are required to take two courses in Management Area, two courses in Network Area, 2 courses in Software Area, Two courses in Technology Area, and two courses in Policy Area.