Electronics and Telecommunications: Network and Services – (M.Sc.)

A graduate in this specialization is educated to make technical progress and is able to conduct creative professional activities in up-to-date electronics and telecommunications, especially in the field of telecommunication networks and services. Graduates are also prepared for team management, as well as to advance to the 3rd cycle of studies (doctoral research).

The programme of the specialization focuses on the education of prospective graduates who will be able to develop new telecommunication equipment and systems, networks, and will also be able to manage existing networks, analyse existing networks and future networks standards including wireless data transmission networks, modern IP networks, exchange of electronic documents, methods of modelling and testing telecommunication protocols, efficiency, research and development of data telecommunication systems, as well as to create www pages and digital video libraries.

During the first semester (uniform across all specializations) students acquire supplementary knowledge in basic theoretical subjects (Mathematics, Stochastic Processes, Numerical Methods, Optimisation Methods) and in major courses (Fibre Optics and Photonics, Programmable Logic Devices, Electromagnetic Compatibility, Information Theory and Coding, Security of Information Systems, Reliability and Diagnostics, Telecommunication Networks Design).

During the following semesters the education is accomplished at three major courses: Network and Service Management, Digital Transmission Techniques, and Modelling and Simulation of Networks and Services, and within the framework of the elective courses: Wireless Data Transmission System, www - SED and PHP, Digital Video Libraries, Business Models of Telecommunication Services and Networks, Signalling Systems, Unified Signalisation Services, Global Communication Systems.