Course Duration
Duration of the course may vary from three to five 15-week semesters, depending on how many prerequisite courses, a student has to undertake.
Upon admission, each student is assigned an adviser for guidance and direction in meeting degree requirements and academic goals.
Degree Requirements
The requirements listed below are a minimum requirement for a Masters degree set by the School. Students are advised to consider their specific requirements.
For the Masters degree program, the student must undertake a minimum of 33 credits, including:
| Six courses from the core subjects | 18 credits |
| Participation in student seminars | 1 credit |
| Project / Thesis | |
| Project Option | |
| Graduate project work including oral presentation | 2 credits |
| Four courses from elective subjects | 12 credits |
| Thesis Option | |
| Graduate thesis work including oral defense | 8 credits |
| Two courses from elective subjects | 6 credits |
The students of project/thesis group must secure at least B grade in thesis work and a CGPA of at least 3.0 for the award of the Masters degree.
Students pursuing a Masters degree must finish all their requirements within a five-year period of continuous enrollment as a regular student.
| Fee Structure | |
| Total credit | 33 hours |
| Application fee | Tk. 1000 |
| Admission fee (one time) | Tk. 25,000 |
| Student Activities fees including lab: (per semester) | Tk. 7,000 |
| Tuition per credit | Tk. 4,500 |
| Core Courses | |
| CNC 501 | Computer Networks |
| CNC 503 | Data Communications |
| CNC 505 | Wireless Networks |
| CNC 507 | Network Planning, Management and Admin. |
| CNC 509 | Computer Network Programming |
| CNC 511 | Network Operating Systems |
| Electives courses (choose any two/four courses) | |
| CNC 602 | Optical Communication Networks |
| CNC 604 | Network Architectures, Design & Performance Analysis |
| CNC 606 | Satellite Communications Systems |
| CNC 608 | Antennas and Wave Propagation |
| CNC 610 | Quality of Service in Communication Networks |
| CNC 612 | Cryptography and Network Security |
| CNC 614 | Internet Technology |
| CNC 616 | Advanced Internet Computing |
| CNC 618 | Software Engineering |
| CNC 620 | Computer Graphics |
| CNC 621 | Image Analysis & pattern Recognition |
| CNC 622 | Networked Multimedia Systems |
| CNC 624 | Grid Computing |
| CNC 626 | Distributed Database System |
| CNC 628 | Radio Frequency and Microwave Engineering |
| CNC 630 | Signals and Systems |
| CNC 632 | Spread Spectrum Communications |
| CNC 634 | Traffic Engineering |
| CNC 636 | Information Theory and Coding |
| CNC 638 | Entrepreneurship in Science and Engineering |
| CNC 640 | Digital Signal Processing |
| CNC 642 | Advanced topic in Comp. Networks & Comm. |
| CNC 697 | Graduate Project |
| CNC 698 | Student Seminar |
| CNC 699 | Thesis Work |
The EEE department of IUB will adapt two of TEA-LP's new energy access elective courses into the MSc in EEE program and deliver each course to at least 18 students. TEA-LP Course #1 (EEE 576 Local Solutions for Energy Access) should be selected as a precursor course for those students wishing to undertake Course #2 (EEE 577 Mini-Grids: Planning and Design).
For this scholarship opportunity, apply for an MSc in EEE at IUB:
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For details of the ''Transforming Energy Access, Learning Partnership (TEA-LP) Program, please visit:
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Details of the Transforming Energy Access – Learning Partnership (TEA-LP) can be found in the following link: https://tea-lp.org/