Master Program in Networks and Cloud Infrastructure

The Master Program in “Networks and Cloud Infrastructure” allows students to have a broad theoretical and practical understanding of corporate network environments including network architecture, production, daily monitoring, security, and priority infrastructure and services studies in the context of recent developments in Cloud Computing.  

The program begins with an in-depth study of the architecture of corporate networks and their implementation in accordance with a) the technological constraints of quality of service and b) the constraints of access and data security. It then addresses the fundamental elements of current server storage and virtualization technologies as well as advanced concepts of storage virtualization and networks. The program then moves on to Cloud computing platforms in both proprietary (VMware, VCloud Suite) and Open Source (OpenStack, CloudStack) models. This part will focus on both the theoretical and practical aspects of implementation (in particular, private cloud and hybrid options with Amazon AWS). The issues of performance, diagnostics, security of virtual infrastructures and cloud will also be studied.

By the end of this program, the Networks and Cloud Infrastructure Engineer will know how to:

• Develop and implement secure corporate networks;
• Design and deploy virtual Infrastructure;
• Analyze the performance of virtual infrastructure;  
• Detect, diagnose and monitor technical problems of virtual platform;  
• Plan the migration and transition process to virtual infrastructure platforms;
• Implement Cloud Computing solutions. 

• Systems and Networks Engineer,
• Operations Engineer,
• Presales Cloud Engineer,
• Virtualization Infrastructure Engineer,
• Network Administration and System Engineer,
• Network Security Engineer,
• Engineer Vmware,
• Citrix Engineer,
• Engineer Hyper-V,
• Capacity Planning Engineer,
• Storage Engineer,
• Data Center Engineer,
• R & D Engineer,
• Doctoral Studies  
• Cloud Architect