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Browse Programs Admission InformationThe academic Master’s in Networks and Distributed Systems offers a degree that enables graduates to join companies in need of these skills or to pursue a PhD.
Courses are delivered over three semesters, and the program concludes with a project involving the writing and present and defense of a thesis during the fourth semester.
The program covers key areas such as IP Routing and High-Speed Networks, Quality of Service in Networks, Wireless and Mobile Networks. Additional courses complement the training in Distributed Architectures, Blockchain, and Artificial Intelligence.
Semester 1: Advanced Algorithms, AI: Problem Representation and Solving, Signal Processing, Probability and Statistics (Advanced), Advanced Databases and Big Data, IP Routing and High-Speed Networks
Semester 2: Quality of Service in Networks, Distributed Algorithms, Network Service Administration, High-Speed Networks, Introduction to Cryptographic Protocols, Real-Time and Embedded Systems
Semester 3: System Performance Modeling and Evaluation, Parallel Computing and Grid Computing, P2P Distributed Architectures, Blockchain and Web 3.0, Wireless and Mobile Networks, Video and Audio over IP
According to the program of acceptation, the Master’s in "Networks and Distributed Systems" is open to any graduate with a Bachelor's degree who has completed fundamental modules (data structures, language theory, compilation, operating systems, logic, communication networks, etc.).
· Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science
· Equivalent recognized Bachelor's degree
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