The charts below show sample course sequences for students enrolled in the Master's in Telecommunications Program. A significant number of other sequences are possible. The program is designed to be flexible and aims to meet the needs of students. Course descriptions can be found here. Refer to the Graduate Handbook for more information regarding degree requirements and registration policies.
Typical Four Semester Sequence
Semester One
ENTS 622 Digital Communication Systems |
ENTS 640 Networks & Protocols I |
ENTS |
Semester Two
ENTS 641 Networks & Protocols II |
ENTS 653/656/657 Technical Core Selection |
ENTS |
Semester Three
ENTS 630/635/625/632 Business Core 3 |
ENTS Elective |
ENTS |
Semester Four
ENTS 630/635/625/632 Business Core 4 |
ENTS |
Scholarly Paper |
Accelerated Three Semester Sequence
Semester One
ENTS 622 Digital Communication Systems |
ENTS 640 Networks & Protocols I |
ENTS |
Semester Two
ENTS 641 Networks & Protocols II |
ENTS 656 Cellular Communication Networks |
ENTS 630/635/625/632 Business Core 3 |
ENTS |
Semester Three
ENTS 630/635/625/632 Business Core 4 |
ENTS Elective |
ENTS |
Samples of Semester One Options Based on Placement Exam Results
New students are strongly encouraged to take the placement exams to determine if they may be exempt from two technical core courses: ENTS 622 and/or ENTS 640.
ENTS 653/656/657 Technical Core Selection |
ENTS 630/635/625/632 Business Core 1 |
ENTS 630/635/625/632 Business Core 2 |
ENTS 653/656/657 Technical Core Selection |
ENTS 630/635/625/632 Business Core 1 |
ENTS Elective |
ENTS 653/656/657 Technical Core Selection |
ENTS 640 Networks & Protocols I |
ENTS 630/635/625/632 Business Core 1 |
ENTS 653/656/657 Technical Core Selection |
ENTS 622 Digital Communication Systems |
ENTS 630/635/625/632 Business Core 1 |
Registration Policies:
Three-Course Maximum: Students may only register for a maximum of three (3) courses in a given semester. Exceptions for four course registration may be granted with prior approval from the Academic Advisor.
Pre-requisites: Pre-requisites, as listed in the course description, must be met for upper-level coursework prior to registration in a course that has pre-requisites.
Academic Advising: All students are required to obtain mandatory advising prior to the start of their first semester. This should be completed after the placement exams. Students are not required to obtain mandatory advising after their first semester, however, it is highly recommended that students meet with their academic advisor prior to the start of each semester to make sure that they are on track with their courses and that course work is complimentary to their career goals. Students should schedule academic advising appointments online.