The Doctor Ph.D. Degree in Computer Systems & Networks via distance learning provides a foundation for understanding, implementing, and rationally deciding on contemporary networking technologies. It analyzes terminology, concepts, technologies, and devices used in the internet industry, and it covers intentional and accidental dangers, threats to computer mainframe systems and networks, and how to detect, prevent, and minimize losses caused by fraud and human errors.
Study is delivered as distance learning with a program structure of 70% textbooks and 30% thesis. Admission is for adults over 27 years of age, and it requires a Master’s degree or international equivalent (5 years of study). The program requires 45 to 72 academic credits above a Master’s program, with credit composition that includes Computer Systems & Networks Online and research methodology and a final project or thesis.
Modules
- Computer Systems & Networks Online
- Research methodology and final project or thesis
- 601NET - Computer Systems
- 602NET - Computer Networks
- 603NET - Internet Technology
- 604NET - Data Communications
- 605NET - Telecommunication Systems
- 606NET - Networks Science
- 607NET - Web Administration & Security
- 608NET - Server & Distributed Systems
- 609NET - Local / Wide Area Networks
- 610NET - Networks Systems Management
