Specialization: Cloud Technology (TCh)
ICT, Master’s degree (stationary)
Specialization characteristics
Cloud Computing is one of the most dynamically developing services distribution model for ICT. In this model, users define their processing demands and lease the necessary infrastructure, software and computing resources as services from a specialized provider. It ensures high flexibility, scalability and variety of the provided IT solutions, at competitive costs in comparison to on premise approach.
The teaching content of Cloud Technology specialization covers the vast problems of implementation and use of cloud systems and their services. Types of cloud services, virtualization techniques for systems, applications and networks with their performance analysis as well as network solutions for data centers will be discussed. Moreover cloud computing application in control systems or VoiP services will be presented along with discussion on transmission protocols and audio-video processing algorithms. An interesting extension, that falls into the IT development path, can be an introduction to the principles of quantum information processing with demonstration of it capability to solve the problems impossible to solve using classical techniques.
Student profile
The specialization is addressed to people interested in knowledge related to the construction and operation of IT solutions for cloud computing and specialized services distribution.
Admission requirements
Studying in Telecommunication requires basic knowledge of electronic and information systems and devices, basics of programming and mathematics.
Addressed problems
Students acquire knowledge in the following areas:
- virtualization in ICT systems;
- computing center technologies;
- performance evaluation of IT systems;
- distributed and quantum information processing;
- programming of ICT systems devices;
- control and visualization systems;
Specialization courses
- ICT quantum systems;
- Network as a service;
- Networks technology for computing centers;
- Computing systems virtualization;
- Performance evaluation of virtual systems;
- Distributed control and visualization systems;
- VoIP techniques;
- Audio and video signal processing;
Graduate student profile
Graduates of this specialization will be able to find employment in the following areas:
- cloud systems administration;
- design of distributed processing systems;
- design and implementation of cloud services;
- information processing algorithms testing and evaluation;
- design and management of control and visualization systems for industrial networks;
