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The Master of Engineering (MEng) in Internetworking degree program is a coursework degree that takes on average two years to complete. Each student is required to choose a "small r" research topic and present a seminar on that topic, as well as a formal report.

Collaborative group work is built into the Internetworking program. By working with students from around the world, you will acquire team skills that are highly valued by industry leaders.

Our intensive laboratory sessions help students achieve distinct, lasting, and substantial performance. The laboratory for each course offers:

  • Instructionally led laboratories
  • Additional challenge laboratories
  • Independent trouble-shooting laboratories
  • Laboratory examinations

Below is a list of all the courses you will take during your two-year degree (the sequence may vary from year to year).

Courses are offered sequentially in the following (prerequisite) order. Sequence may vary slightly from year to year:

INWK 6111: Introduction to Computer Networks

INWK 6211: Mathematics for Internetworking

INWK 6112: Physical and Datalink Layer Standards and Protocols

INWK 6114: Internet Communication Protocols

INWK 6115: Network Architecture

INWK 6113: Telecommunication and Wide-Area Networks

INWK 6119: Network Security

INWK 6117: Emerging Internetworking Technologies

INWK 6312: Programming for Internetworking

INWK 6912: Network Design

INWK 6800: Seminar Topic

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