Master of Science in Engineering Technology - Network Communications Track

Overview

The following is a list of courses required of all students pursuing the Master of Science in Engineering Technology - Network Communications Track. The Master of Science in Engineering Technology - Network Communications Track student may choose a thesis or project option. For a complete description of these courses, visit the University of Houston Graduate Catalog.

Course Requirements for an Master of Science in Engineering Technology - Network Communications Track

Thiry-One (31) Semester Hours Thesis; Thirty-Four (34) Semester hours for project seeking students

Core Courses (Seven (7) Semester Hours)

• ELET 6100 - Seminar in Network Communications
• ELET 6318 - Analysis of Data Networks
• TEPM 6301 - Project Management Principles

Emphasis Area (Choose Eighteen (18) Semester Hours)

• ELET 6300 - Computer Network and Programming
• ELET 6301 - Applied Digital Signal Processing
• ELET 6302 - Advanced Wireless Networks
• ELET 6303 - Applied Neural Networks
• ELET 6311 - Applications of Information Theory
• ELET 6312 - Network Management
• ELET 6313 - Network Security
• ELET 6314 - Project Management in Communications
• ELET 6315 - Sensor Networks
• ELET 6316 - Network Routing Algorithms and Protocols
• ELET 6317 - Optical Networks
• ELET 6318 - Analysis of Data Networks
• ELET 6325 - Practicum in Network Communications
• ELET 6331 - Fundamentals in Medical Imaging
• ELET 6332 - Physiological Systems Modeling & Simulation
• ELET 6340 - Electromechanical Systems Control
• ELET 6348 - Power Systems Control Technology

Thesis Option (Six (6) Semester Hours)

• ELET 6399 - Thesis Research (Repeated Once)

Non-Thesis Option (Nine (9) Semester Hours)

• ELET 6396 - 3 Semester Hours of Coursework Applied to Master's Project
• ELET Course - Additional 6 hours in ELET Program Area