Post graduation in Telecommunication and Networking

First Semester

Sub Code
PTN101 PTN102 PTN103 PTN104 PTN105

Title
Fundamentals of Communication systems and switching Data communication and Networking TCP/IP Networks Programming Communication Devices Mini Project

Credit
4 4 4 4 2

Total Cumulative Credits

Second Semester

18

Sub Code
PTN201 PTN202 PTN203 PTN204

Title
Wireless Networks Network Management and Security IT Management Project

Credit
4 4 4 4

Total Cumulative Credits

34

The programme aims at realising the following objectives To develop strong technical competence in modern IT practices in telecom field. To impart programming and database handling skills and provide exposure to the latest trends in programming. Learn the characteristics of human speech and the generation of electrical signals in modern telephone

Duration : Minimum: one year ( 2 semesters) Maximum: 2 years Counselling and Practical Duration at the Learning Centre : 160 hours/ semester

Eligibility: 3 year Graduation.

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Post Graduate Diploma in Telecommunications

Post Graduate Diploma in Telecommunications
Telecommunication is the career for new Millennium. This program prepares for the employment opportunities in Design, Development, Research and Management of Telecommunications, Engineering, Science or Technology.

NEXT PROGRAM START DATES

START DATE September 10, 2012 January 07, 2013 May 13, 2013 END DATE January 31, 2014 May 30, 2014 September 29, 2014 DURATION DAY TIMING 10:00 - 2:00pm 10:00 - 2:00pm 10:00 - 2:00pm CAMPUS Malton-Mississauga Malton-Mississauga Malron-Mississauga REGISTER Register Register Register

72 weeks M T W Th F 72 weeks M T W Th F 72 weeks M T W Th F

Pre-Requisites: College Diploma in Telecommunications or foundation courses. University Degree in Engineering or any Science related course.

SEMESTER 1 PGTC 101 Electrical Circuits PGTC 102 Signal and Systems PGTC 103 Digital signals and circuits
PGTC 104 Basic Communication Technologies SEMESTER 2 PGTC 201 Digital Communication System PGTC 202 Signal and Systems PGTC 203 Antennas PGTC 204 Fiber Optic Technology PGTC 205 Cellular Radio Designs SEMESTER 3 PGTC 301 Optical Networks PGTC 302 Mobile Data Communications PGTC 303 Satellite Communications PGTC 304 Advanced RF Engineering SEMESTER 4

Planning Telecommunications Systems PGTC 402 Network Standards, Services and Technology PGTC 403 Communications Systems Management PGTC 404 Communications Traffic Theory and Specifications
PGTC 401 PGTC 500

Research Project

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Electronic Engineering
MSc, Postgraduate Certificate (PgC), Postgraduate Diploma (PgD) Key Features Fact File What it's About Contact What you do Where next

Key Features
This is a taught MSc that can be completed in 12-24 months depending on start dates and whether an industrial placement is chosen. Accedited by the Institution of Engineering and Technology IET (partial CEng)

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What it's About
The course provides coherent and up to date coverage of Electronic Engineering with modules in Microelectronic Systems, VLSI, Digital Signal Processing,Research Methods, Embedded Systems,Analogue and Digital Electronics and Telecommunications.

The approach spans specification and design to realisation, with particular emphasis on the application of industry standard CAD tools and DSP devices to develop solutions to practical engineering problems.

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What you do
The course consists of a taught programme followed by an individual project. The taught programme is based on eight modules. Normally these modules are taken over two semesters for the full time route. The individual project is then studied over a further semester to complete the Masters Award. Core modules are: CE00633-7 Research Methods & Project Management CE00092-7 Analogue Systems and Instrumentation CE00154-7 Digital Electronic Systems CE00155-7 Digital Signal Processing CE00783-7 Quality & Project Management for Technology CE00090-7 MSc Project

Option Modules are: CE00455-7 Technical Paper Authoring CE00093-7 Embedded Real Time Systems CE00186-7 Telecommunications CE00094-7 VLSI Design CE00261-7 Power Semicondutor Devices CE00453-7 Robotics & Automation CE00446-7 Control System Design CE00761-7 Industrial Placement

Semester 1 runs from September to January and Semester 2 from February to June. Study of the MSc normally commences in September. The possibility of an optional industrial placement either between the taught programme and the individual project is also available which may involve working in another European country. MSc Engineering and Applied Technology Handbook (PDF, file size: 140.05KB)

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Where next
Future option for graduates include employment in local, national and international industries normally initially in Research and Development roles although many progress to management positions. Alternatively graduates may choose to pursue further academic qualifications and register for a PhD programme.

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Fact File
Qualification: MSc, Postgraduate Certificate (PgC), Postgraduate Diploma (PgD)

Faculty/School: Location: Course Start: Course Length: Attendance:

Faculty of Computing, Engineering and Technology Stafford Campus September and January Minimum 12 - 18 months full time or 24 - 32 with an industrial placement Full-Time and Part-Time Normal requirements are at least a UK second class honours degree or equivalent in a related Engineering discipline If you do not meet the above but have significant appropriate experience, your application will be considered, provided that you satisfy the University that you are capable of responding to the challenge of postgraduate work. If your first language is not English, you will need to demonstrate that you are fluent enough to cope with the course. A minimum score of IELTS 6 or TOEFL 550 (213 computer-based) is normally required. Individual applications may be made using our online application form

Entry Requirements:

Application:

Fees and Bursaries: Please see fees and funding

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Contact
For more information about Electronic Engineering please contact: The Recruitment Centre Faculty of Computing, Engineering and Technology Staffordshire University Beaconside Stafford Staffordshire ST18 0AD t: +44 (0)1782 294400 e: enquiries@staffs.ac.uk

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PgD Communication Networks

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Module Content
LOCAL NETWORKS Network architecture and topology. Multiple access strategies; contention and controlled access. LAN standards: Ethernet, WLANs; hubs, bridges, switches, VLANs. High speed LANs and new standards. Wireless PANs: Bluetooth, ZigBee and UWB. IP NETWORKS WAN topologies. Circuit- and packet-switching. The Internet and IP; routing protocols. Transport protocols and TCP. Address and name servers. Elements of communication network security (IPSec, firewalls ..). NETWORK PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS Traffic processes. Queuing theory applied to different traffic statistics and service types.

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Telecommunications and Networks

Course Structure

MSc

The course is organised in modules which are taught and supervised over the 12 months period for a full-time programme.

Modules include:
Core modules:

Signals and Information Theory Lasers and Optoelectronics Multi-service Communications Networks Cryptography and Coding Wireless Communications Optical Communications Digital Communications Digital Signal Processing

Research Skills and Techniques Completion of 8 modules and examinations will lead to the award of a Diploma. The completion of all the modules, examinations and a dissertation will lead to the award of a Masters degree.

The individual dissertation is developed in close collaboration with various research groups within the Instrumentation and Sensors Research Centre, as well as other groups in the School at the forefront of their technological field.

Teaching and Assessment

The programme consists of 9 compulsory taught modules, plus a dissertation. Four modules are taught in the first term Mondays and Fridays (10 weeks) and five modules are taught in the second term Mondays and Fridays (10 weeks). Exams take place at the end of first and second term and the dissertation work is completed during the summer term. The course format allows Full Time and Part Time study. Much support is given to students, part time and full time, with their preparation for the modules and in their project work. Full-time students complete the programme in 12 months and are expected to devote a significant part of their non-taught hours to laboratory work, project work as well as private study. The course format makes the programme attractive to those who wish to study part time while retaining full-time jobs. The Part Time students may attend only one day in a week mostly on Mondays or Fridays, with some laboratories in block weeks. The duration of a part-time programme is two years (this may be extended to three years in order to cater for individual circumstances).

Aims of the Programme

The overall aims of the programme are the advanced education of engineers and applied scientists intending to develop a rich knowledge of modern electronic communication systems, from devices, to systems, networks, protocols and their security and the development of expertise which will enable to handle problems in modern digital era.

Teaching and Learning Strategy

The teaching and learning strategy is based on lectures, supported wherever appropriate by coursework. Assessment for the taught elements of the programme is based on coursework and written examinations.

Learning Outcomes
Participants will gain knowledge of the fundamentals including communication devices, underlying principles, system analysis, protocols, network optimization, encryption and security and an exposure to challenging problems of emerging complex systems engineering applications.

Summary of Content

Signal Processing Information Theory Digital Communications Lasers and Photonic Devices Optical Communications Wireless Communications Satellite Communications Mobile Communications Communication Systems Communications Networks Data Encryptions Coding and Cryptography Digital Security Digital Signal Processing