Telecommunications Systems and Networks

MS in Telecommunications Systems and Networks Prepare for success in an ever-changing industry by developing or enhancing your expertise in planning, implementing, and managing complex telecomm, wireless, optical, and computer networking systems. In addition, you will develop a solid knowledge base in the critical area of network security and in telecommunications policy in the context of this highly regulated industry. A unique blend of technology and management— One of the few programs in the United States to address the technologies involved in telecommunications, as well as the management of these systems, giving, graduates an edge in the workplace. A program for every stage of your career, at a pace that works for you. A strong core in the field—The program covers a wide range of topics including wireless communi- cations and networks; optical communications and networks; computer networking; computer network analysis; network security; telecommunications management; and telecommunications policy and the regulatory environment, opening up the field for various career possibilities. A focus on the fast-growing area of network security— Elective courses include cryptography, secure web applications development, information assurance, and more. How to Apply Visit www.pace.edu/GradApply to learn more and access our online application. The GRE is not required for admission. CORE REQUIREMENTS (27 credits) CS 607 Simulation & Computer Network Analysis 3 CS 633 Data Communications and Networks 3 CS 634 Computer Networking and the Internet 3 CS 636 Optical Communications and Networks 3 CS 637 Wireless Communications 3 CS 654 Security in Computer Networking 3 IS 650 Telecommunications Management 3 IS 652 Telecommunications Policy & Systems Environment 3 IS 654 Cases in Telecommunications 3 RECOMMENDED ELECTIVES (9 credits) CS 600 Independent Study 1-4 CS 612 Concepts & Structures in Internet Programming 3 CS 623 Database Management Systems 3 CS 644 Web Computing 3 CS 651 Secure Distributed System Development 3 RECOMMENDED ELECTIVES CONTINUED CS 653 Cryptography & Computer Security 3 IS 617 IS Principles 3 IS 623 IS Design and Development 3 IS 635 Distributed Information Systems 3 IS 641 Information Security Management 3 TOTAL CREDITS 36 BRIDGE COURSES (Up to 9 credits) An entering student with limited or no previous background in computer science or programming may be required to take up to 9 credits of bridge coursework. A student with a bachelor's in computer science should be able to waive these. For others, some or all of the following courses may be required. Bridge courses do not count toward credits. CS 502 Fundamental Computer Science I Using Java 3 CS 504 Fundamental Computer Science II Using Java 3 CS 506 Computer Systems and Concepts 3 Other programs you might consider: MS Information System, MS Computer Science, PhD Computer Science For information on all other Seidenberg master's-level degrees, please visit www.pace.edu/SeidenbergGrad. DEGREE REQUIREMENTS (Duration of program: 2 years) Scholarships and Financial Aid At Pace, we offer our graduate students a variety of options to help finance their education. In addition to scholarships and student loans, Pace also contributes with work-study programs and graduate assistantships. Learn more about the different programs Pace uses to help graduate students at www.pace.edu/Grad-Aid. BY SUBMITTING YOUR APPLICATION, YOU ARE ALSO AUTOMATICALLY CONSIDERED FOR A MERIT SCHOLARSHIP.

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