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Networking & Security Masters?

  • 18-08-2009 7:00pm
    #1
    magicwand
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    Anyone done this MSc? Was it any good?


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  • #2
    Webmonkey
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    It's a new course starting this year but V. Ryan is highly recommended. Good Lecturer. I never done it by lots of my class done it. They enjoyed it.


  • #3
    magicwand
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    Webmonkey wrote: »
    It's a new course starting this year but V. Ryan is highly recommended. Good Lecturer. I never done it by lots of my class done it. They enjoyed it.

    Sorry webmonkey dont understand your post...its a new course starting this year but your class done it?


  • #4
    Webmonkey
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    No probs. I've completed my degree now but some of my class mates done Security module. Now they are developing a security masters. I think it is going ahead alright. There is a load of interest in it.


  • #5
    mewmoo
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    Made an application to it... haven't heard a thing back from them though. I fairly sure they didn't get enough people on board and are going to run it part time... which sucks


  • #6
    Webmonkey
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    I'm really surprized if they don't have the numbers. Loads of people I know are apparently applying for it. Strange one.


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  • #7
    mewmoo
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    Webmonkey wrote: »
    I'm really surprized if they don't have the numbers. Loads of people I know are apparently applying for it. Strange one.

    I know, I'm going to be insanely disappointed myself... I can't afford to do it if it's part time...


  • #8
    Webmonkey
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    I'm disappointed myself, as my former class mates won't be around now I'd say :(


  • #9
    mewmoo
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    Did you do COM or DCOM or something?


  • #10
    Webmonkey
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    DNET :) - you?


  • #11
    mewmoo
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    Elec Eng (electronic).

    They have a master starting in our department called Embedded Systems Engineering. It's basically a low level version of what the Networking and Security Masters is about. I'm pretty sick of my department which is why I want to head over to yer side.


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  • #12
    Webmonkey
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    Funny ha. I'm after going over to Electronics side as I find it more interesting but I'll be still doing mainly computer science stuff here I'd say.

    I was going to do that Embedded Systems one too as I think it's cool area to go.
    Don't worry, you'll get sick of computing depart as well. They all the same! :pac:


  • #13
    Dankoozy
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    mewmoo wrote: »

    They have a master starting in our department called Embedded Systems Engineering. It's basically a low level version of what the Networking and Security Masters is about. I'm pretty sick of my department which is why I want to head over to yer side.

    awsoem.

    I'll do that in 10 years time.


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