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The Master of Science in Telecommunications is an
interdisciplinary, innovative blend of engineering-oriented courses in
communications systems, wireless networks, optical communications, computers,
and systems engineering, combined with courses on telecommunications policy,
law, business, international issues and other topics.
The program is designed to meet the needs of working professionals
and full-time graduate students who want to acquire knowledge about the current
technology of telecommunication systems, and about other, general aspects of
telecommunications. The program occupies the middle ground between the human
factors oriented MA program in Telecommunications and the more specialized, and
mathematically intense, engineering studies of communications systems that are
part of the technical curriculum of the School of Information Technology and
Engineering, such as the MS in Electrical Engineering. The MA and MS in
Telecommunications programs share three core courses, with a total of 9 credit
hours. Six certificate programs, three in the MS program and three in the MA
program allow students in either program to gain in depth knowledge in the
other.More >>
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