The Computer Networking Master's program (thesis and non-thesis) is a joint effort between Computer Science and Electrical and Computer Engineering, in collaboration with the College of Management, and is intended for students who wish to pursue careers in operations, services, development, and research in the networking and IT industries.<br><br>With input from the diverse computing industry in the Triangle Area, this exciting program provides a wide variety of technical courses in computer networking, supplemented with management courses, for a truly unique educational opportunity. We offer an optional Professional Science Master's concentration to encourage students to develop workplace skills highly valued by employers while pursuing their degree.<br><br>Master's graduates in computer networking are in increasing demand throughout industry as world markets increase their reliance on deploying and securing networking infrastructure.