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[Chxta]

MSc Computer Networks

* Semester one Networks and Network Management, Network Design, Mobile and Wireless Networks
* Semester two Programming for Computer Network, Network Systems and Services, Network Modelling and Simulation
* Semester three Project.

That is the Master's programme I'll be starting soon... (More info). Any one know anything about it?

 

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[Martin]

Not to be presumptuous but if you're starting the program, shouldn't you know something about it? :confused2

 

[Torkel]

I agree with Uncle Leo, don't just start some random program cause it has "computer" in the name. I know some people who have done that, and it often doesn't work.

 

[Tom]

also.. never start a course with accountancy in the title

 

[Slagathor]

also.. never start a course with accountancy in the title

That word has always made me want to run away in terror

 

[Tom]

it has the same effect on me, and I am one

 

[Slagathor]

Ouch

 

[Martin]

MSc Computer Networks is about the design, implementation and configuration of computer networks and is ideal if you have a technological background. The programme has a methodological approach for dealing with the continuous appraisal of a communication system and the implementation of improvements. It provides you with:

* An awareness of the relationship between the business objectives and the IT infrastructure of an organisation
* The skills to analyse any given communication system critically in the light of current technological developments
* The ability to make a functional and technical design of a communication system based on project goals, company standards and quality systems and to implement network security
* Programming skills for computer networks.

This seems farily bogus to me in that they mention no technical words at all. When you choose a program, you want to know what technology you'll be working with, so that at the very least you know if it's Windows networking or Linux/Unix/whatever.

Also, maybe it's just me but whenever they mention "security", I see you messing with firewalls and standard "security" equipment, rather than understanding what it means.

 

[Zlatan]

I think it's just training for a 419 scam

 

[Lawnchair Bes]

people still fall for that