networks and security

Program Overview

The master's program in networks and security aims to provide students with advanced knowledge and skills in the fields of computer networks and information security, while integrating artificial intelligence as a modern tool for analyzing data and improving security techniques.

The program spans four semesters after obtaining a bachelor's degree in computer science (BAC+3).

The first three semesters consist of several core subjects, including networking, security, artificial intelligence, and some mathematical foundations necessary to understand the rest of the content in this specialization.

The fourth semester is dedicated to the graduation project, which aims to apply the acquired knowledge in solving practical or research issues in the fields of networks and security, with the possibility of using AI as an effective tool to improve the performance of the proposed solutions.

The curriculum of this specialization is carefully designed to keep pace with modern developments in the field of networks and information security, making it a gateway to promising professional and academic opportunities.

Teaching Language : French/English

Curriculum Highlights

Core Courses

- Networks and protocols

- Distributed systems

- Information theory

- Cryptography

- Security protocols

- Performance evaluation

Advanced Topics

- Advanced networks

- Distributed databases

- System vulnerabilities

- System and network security administration

- Virtualization and cloud computing

- Web services

- Simulation and emulation of networked systems

- Data mining and extraction

- Algorithms with guaranteed performance

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Admissions Information

Admission to the first year of the Networks and Security Master's program is open to candidates holding a bachelor's degree (BAC+3) or equivalent in one of the following disciplines:

networks and security

Program Overview

The master's program in networks and security aims to provide students with advanced knowledge and skills in the fields of computer networks and information security, while integrating artificial intelligence as a modern tool for analyzing data and improving security techniques.

The program spans four semesters after obtaining a bachelor's degree in computer science (BAC+3).

The first three semesters consist of several core subjects, including networking, security, artificial intelligence, and some mathematical foundations necessary to understand the rest of the content in this specialization.

The fourth semester is dedicated to the graduation project, which aims to apply the acquired knowledge in solving practical or research issues in the fields of networks and security, with the possibility of using AI as an effective tool to improve the performance of the proposed solutions.

The curriculum of this specialization is carefully designed to keep pace with modern developments in the field of networks and information security, making it a gateway to promising professional and academic opportunities.

Curriculum Highlights

Core Courses

- Networks and protocols

- Distributed systems

- Information theory

- Cryptography

- Security protocols

- Performance evaluation

Advanced Topics

- Advanced networks

- Distributed databases

- System vulnerabilities

- System and network security administration

- Virtualization and cloud computing

- Web services

- Simulation and emulation of networked systems

- Data mining and extraction

- Algorithms with guaranteed performance

Admissions Information

Admission to the first year of the Networks and Security Master's program is open to candidates holding a bachelor's degree (BAC+3) or equivalent in one of the following disciplines:

- Computer Science

- Network and Information Engineering

- Information Systems

- Cybersecurity

- Artificial Intelligence

- Other related disciplines, with file study