This module provides an in-depth understanding of the design, operation and performance of advanced photonic devices including light emitting diodes, LEDs, a range of semiconductor lasers, photodetectors, liquid chrystal devices and photovoltaic solar cells for a variety of applications including communications and solar power generation.

The antennas and propagation module aims to give a good grounding in a range of antenna and array designs, methods used for their measurement and the principles of radiowave propagation. The material is developed from fundamental principles and illustrated with numerous practical examples of working antenna and array systems.

This module will cover advanced principles and practice of machine learning systems engineering, including deep learning, deep reinforcement learning, generative adversarial networks, and future directions in machine learning engineering.

This module will cover the basic principles and practice of machine learning systems engineering. In particular, the module cover a wide range of topics such as the introduction to machine learning engineering, supervised learning algorithms, kernal learning, and neural networks.

This module introduces the technologies involved in the design and construction of transport networks (wireless, copper and optical) and the applications areas in which they are used.

Data centres and edge-computing form the backbone of Cloud systems. Data centres can grow to warehouse-scale computers formed of hundreds and thousands of servers running most of our online services and applications.

This module will give students an in-depth understanding of the theories, techniques and tools to model, analyse and simulate today's communications systems and networks.

The objective of this module is to deal with the application of theory to the practices encountered in the real like of a service operator.

The DAPS module will cover technology, principles and applications of data collection, preparation, and storage for data science systems.

The field of natural language processing (NLP) is one of the most useful application of Artificial Intelligence which is now integrated in various aspects of our daily lives from smart phones to search engines.

This five-day module is a highly intensive finance and financial techniques with the objective of providing suffiicient understanding of finance and financial analysis to enable good financial decision making within a business environment. It will help you effectively manage projects and businesses within the capital-intensive ICT industry

The module consists of a series of weekly seminars delivered by high-profile academics, industrialists, or other stakeholders in machine learning technology to expose students to the most cutting-edge topics in the field, including recent advances in machine learning theory, algorithms, and applications, as well as issues such as privacy, fairness and ethics in artificial intelligence.

This module is designed to provide students with solid technical knowledge and skills to build Internet of Things (IoT) systems.

This module provides an introduction to IP networks and data networks in general.

The module gives a wide perspective of networks and serves as an introduction to the MSc modules in the communications programmes. ITN introduces the basics of communications systems and networks.

This short course/CPD module considers the fundamentals of mobile and wireless communications systems.

This module introduces, frameworks, technologies and protocols used for network and service management in both telecommunications and Internet Service Provider networks.

This module provides the student with an advanced understanding of the physical layer of optical transmission systems and networks on different time- and length-scales.

This five-day course/module will address the principles of organisational design and the management of people as a resourse within a set of effective processes. Its context is the modern global telecomms industry.

The course covers the principles of Photonic sub-systems. Applications are discussed in communications, sensing and high precision measurement. It covers laser direct detection and coherent detection, signal to noise ratio and bit error rate, wireless over fibre systems. systems for measurement of distance, time and material composition and optical systems for generation and detection of terahertz and microwave radiation.

This module is aimed at graduate-level engineers with a background in electronic engineering or physics. The emphasis is on physical principles, and on modern radar systems and signal processing techniques, for both civilian and defence applications.

This module gives students a good grounding in a range of RF devices including the fundamentals of device physics, RF circuits, system architectures and noise management.

This module will cover the design, the development and the evaluation of secure computer systems and networks. In particularly, it will be focused on security/privacy challenges in the Internet.

This module examines the environment in which ICT and telecommunications businesses operate and develops an understanding of strategic and business planning.

This module deals with strategic management issues related to running to telecommunications operating company [Telco], enabling delegates to appreciate the business perspectives of the telecommunications in the UK and globally. Emphasis on providing an understanding of the interactive nature of the forces impacting on the performance of Telcos.

This module will give attendees knowledge of the basics of wireless/mobile communications and the sytems for mobile communications starting with the 2^nd generation (2G0) to the fifth generation (5G) and looks at the future beyond 5G.