Program Overview

Advanced Networking Protocols for Telecommunications Graduate Certificate

Overview

The Advanced Networking Protocols for Telecommunications certificate program offers courses on Internet Routing and Network Security. This graduate certificate program is designed for those who are working in or planning to work in the telecommunication industry but do not want to complete requirements for a master's degree in the field. The certificate may be pursued on a part-time or full-time basis. The certificate may also be pursued concurrently with any of the graduate degree programs in the College of Engineering and Computing.

Policies

This certificate may be pursued on a full-or part-time basis.

For all policies governing Graduate Certificates, please see AP.6.8 Requirements for Graduate Certificates.

Certificate Requirements

Total credits: 15

Core Courses

• TCOM 515: Internet Protocol Routing: Lecture and Laboratory Course (3 credits)
• TCOM 535: The TCP/IP Suite of Internet Protocols (3 credits)
• TCOM 610: Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) Routing (3 credits)
• Total Credits: 9

Electives

• Select 6 credits from the following:
  • TCOM 570: Network Automation
  • TCOM 611: Multi-Protocol Label Switching (MPLS)
  • TCOM 617: Enterprise Network Architecture
  • TCOM 631: Voice Over IP
  • Total Credits: 6

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