Master of Science in Telecommunication Engineering draft draft draft

Program Overview

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Program Outline

Degree Overview:

Overview:

The Master of Science in Telecommunication Engineering program at Lincoln University College aims to equip students with advanced knowledge and skills in electronics engineering and telecommunications.

Objectives:

• Equip students with in-depth knowledge of telecommunications networks.
• Develop technological and competitive skills required for designing advanced telecommunication systems and networks.
• Enhance students' analytical skills to prepare them for a professional career in the field.

Description:

The program focuses on the latest technologies, systems, and infrastructure used in telecommunications applications. It incorporates theoretical and practical sessions, aligning with current industry needs.

Key Features:

• Publication of 2 research articles in Scopus indexed journals (with Lincoln affiliation) required for Master's degree completion.
• Completion duration: 1 year and 6 months
• Intakes: January and June

Outline:

Subject Highlights:

• Students acquire knowledge and skills related to:
• Advanced communication systems
• Wireless communication
• Network security
• Signal processing
• Radio Frequency engineering
• Fiber optics
• Microwave engineering
• Communication network planning
• Project management

Course Schedule:

• The program follows a comprehensive schedule covering the various subjects mentioned above.

Assessment:

Assessment Methods:

• Continuous assessment throughout the program.
• Final examinations for each module.

Assessment Criteria:

• Assignments
• Presentations
• Project work
• Examination performance

Teaching:

Teaching Methods:

• Interactive lectures
• Practical laboratory sessions
• Group projects
• Case studies
• Guest lectures by industry experts

Faculty:

• The program is taught by experienced and qualified faculty members with expertise in telecommunications and related fields.

Unique Approaches:

• Focus on project-based learning for practical application of knowledge.
• Industry collaboration through guest lectures and internship opportunities.

Careers:

Potential Career Paths:

• Telecommunications Specialist
• Telecommunications Engineer
• Network Analyst
• Software Engineer
• Data Communications Consultant

Career Opportunities:

• The program aims to produce graduates who are industry-ready and possess the necessary skills to contribute to the advancement of telecommunications technology.
It also emphasizes the program's focus on industry relevance and practical application of knowledge.