M.Sc. in “Information and Networking” (MSIN)
The MSIN program and the associated Carnegie Mellon Degree awarded offer
the strongest competitive advantage and the necessary scientific knowledge
for a successful professional or academic career in the areas of Information
Technology, Telecommunication Networks, Innovation and Technology
Management. The program is taught in part via a live, real-time link directly
by CMU professors together with AIT’s renowned, adjunct to CMU, professors
and researches who provide additional opportunities for learning and
research. AIT’s laboratories and hands-on involvement in research and
industry projects provide the skills necessary for academia or high-ranking
positions in the job market.
The MSIN tuition and other fees at Carnegie Mellon total $69,481. AIT
subsidizes 85% of this total for its students in Athens and offers scholarships
and financial aid opportunities to all students to cover the balance of $11.760.
(http://www.ini.cmu.edu/prospective/index.aspx)
AIT’s and CMU’s extensive networks in the national and international industry
and AIT’s research and academic collaborations with major national and
international organizations offer advanced opportunities for students to meet
their professional needs or continue towards their PhD. MSIN graduates
receive all privileges of CMU Alumni.
Application deadline: May 15, 2008.
Curriculum
Courses
Core
Fall
Semester
Spring
Semester
Information
Systems
Modeling
Distributed Systems
Packet Switching
and Computer
Networks
Fundamentals of
Embedded
Systems
Policies of
Wireless Systems
and the Internet
Graduate Project
Algorithms
Optical Networks
Electronic Commerce
Technologies
Wireless
Communications
Introduction to
Computer Security
Advanced Operating Systems
& Distributed Systems
Digital
Communications
Advanced Digital
Signal Processing
Programming
Languages
Sensor Networks
Special Topics in
Communications
& Networking
Elective
Mini - MBA
(Managerial
Economics/ Business
Management)
Summer Semester
Advanced Perception
Digital Communications and
Signal Processing Systems
Special
Special Topics on
Multimedia Communications:
Topics:Multimedia
Dependable
Coding, Theory and
Information Retrieval
Systems
Networking
and Data Mining
Telecommunications,
Special Topics on Technology Policy,
and Management
Applied
Independent Study
Cryptography
Independent Study
The duration of the course is 16 months for full-time students and 32 months
for part-time students. Requirements for completion of the program are 5
core, 6 elective courses and the Graduate Project. Further information at:
www.ait.gr/acadPrograms/msin_program.asp
or call Ms. Lara Barbour at +30 210 668-2704