The Master of Science in Telecommunications Engineering program prepares students to take on leadership roles in a wide variety of industries and to tackle challenges in research, development and design that require complex and innovative problem-solving. Designed by world-class faculty, the Telecommunications Engineering curriculum teaches students advanced concepts related to software and hardware telecommunications, network theory and established and emerging technologies.
The program offers courses and research are offered in a variety of telecommunications engineering subfields, including:
- Fault-tolerant computing
- Digital signal processing and digital communications
- Modulation and coding
- Electromagnetic-wave propagation
- Fiber and integrated optics and lasers
- Wireless communications, mobile IP and wireless multimedia
- DWDM networks
- QoS assurance protocols
- Network design and optimization
- Telecommunications software
- Systems performance
- Ad-hoc and PCS wireless networks
- Network security and high-speed protocols

