Master of Science (Internetworking)

Coursework (24 units)

Lectures for each course are held every second weekend on Saturday and Sunday from 9 AM to 5 PM. Exceptions may be made based on instructor availability in any given term.

The lab course MINT 708  runs during the Fall term and requires attendance in a one hour class three days a week.

• MINT 700 - The Physical Layer  
• MINT 702 - Data Communication Protocols  
• MINT 704
• MINT 706 - Internet Application and Programming  
• MINT 708 - Internet Laboratory  
• Three 3-unit MINT elective courses chosen from the following:
  • MINT 712 - Internet Security  
  • MINT 715 - Advanced Routing and Network Management  
  • MINT 717 - Internet Project Management  
  • MINT 718 - Optical Network Engineering  
  • MINT 719 - Special Topics in Internet Technology  
  • MINT 720 - VoIP and MPLS Network  
• Additional optional graduate-level courses may be taken from outside the MINT program
  • Optional courses must be approved by the Department of Internetworking.
  • Optional courses cannot take the place of any of the six MINT core courses or three required electives. They may, however, be used to strengthen technical foundations or pursue other areas of interest.
  • Any optional courses taken outside of the MINT program will be included in the calculation of the cumulative grade point average.

Capping Project (6 units)

• MINT 709 - Internet Project

• Approval of the project proposal is required before registration in this course is permitted.

Ethics Requirement

Students must meet the FGSR Ethics and Academic Citizenship Training Requirement  through the completion of INT D 710  (for both master’s and doctoral students) by the end of the first term of registration in their degree program.

Professional Development Requirement

Students are required to fulfill the FGSR Professional Development Requirement .