Department of Computer Engineering(English)(Distance Education)GENERAL DESCRIPTIONFoundation Beykent University’s Department of Computer Engineering offers a Non-Thesis Master’s Programme (English) (Distance Education) in Computer Engineering in accordance with the Council of Higher Education’s approval dated ******.The programme aims to educate prospective engineers who are equipped with in-depth knowledge and skills in computer engineering as well as competitive skills that will allow them to compete on a global scale. It offers English-medium instruction.Degrees OfferedNon-thesis Master’s Degree in Computer Engineering (English) (Distance Education)CycleEQF Level 7 (Master’s Degree) Admission and Registration RequirementsCandidates must have a bachelor’s degree to apply for the master’s programme. The ALES (Academic Personnel and Graduate Education Exam) score is not required for student admissions to non-thesis graduate programmes (The amendment published in the Official Gazette no. 30417 of 10 May 2018). Additionally, applicants must have a score of 55 or above on one of the English language exams (YDS, e-YDS or YÖKDİL) administered by the Centre for Assessment, Selection and Placement (ÖSYM), or an equivalent score on a foreign language exam recognised by ÖSYM. Foreign language proficiency is not required for international applicants who have graduated from an English-medium programme. Recognition of Prior LearningIn accordance with Article 10 of Beykent University’s Regulation on Graduate Education, students are admitted to the graduate programmes at the Institute through change of major upon Institute Administrative Board’s decision and the head of department’s approval if they meet the requirements set by the Institute Academic Board for change of major. Students submit a letter of application requesting exemption from certain courses at Beykent University's graduate programmes that they have previously taken and passed at another university's graduate programme. Their application for course articulation and transcripts will be evaluated by the Institute Administrative Board and the head of department. The courses students took at a receiving university they attended as part of an exchange programme may be recognised as elective or compulsory courses with approval of the Institute Administrative Board.DEGREE REQUIREMENTS1 and a half years (maximum 3 terms), 2 terms in 1 year, 15 weeks in 1 term, 90 ECTS in total. Being successful in 10 courses and the term project.PROGRAMME PROFILEProgramme Profile (Aim, Structure, Related Fields, Career Opportunities)In parallel with the changing and evolving needs in Turkey and the world, we enable our students to:1. Acquire knowledge in computer engineering, and gain background information and experience, as well as the ability to put their knowledge into practice.2. Combine their analytical and systematic thinking skills with the concepts of science, mathematics, and engineering to pursue a successful career. 3. Develop effective communication skills to participate in collaborations and lead teams.4. Embrace the concept of lifelong learning to keep up with the changing and evolving world.5. Present their academic works on national and international platforms.6. Place a high value on ethics, cultural components, and environment in professional life.The programme follows the evolution of technology, and focuses on software development methodologies, artificial intelligence, data mining, computer graphics, machine learning, computer networks and security, and computer vision.Additionally, students can study independently or in groups before and after the classes. As part of the opportunities available at the University, we encourage academic research by providing access to subscribed databases and libraries. We provide academic advising to our master’s degree students on challenges they encounter at their current jobs.We ensure that students improve their effective report writing and presentation skills by allowing them to write a report and a presentation on a certain topic. Students are encouraged to discuss certain academic subjects during classes, helping us to assess their level of academic proficiency and provide guidance on how to improve their knowledge. Essential Learning OutcomesGraduates of the programme can work as system supervisors in charge of system design and operation, database or network administrators, leaders in software teams, in large- or medium-sized public institutions, banks, telecommunication companies, or in the information technology department of a private company. Additionally, they will be able to:1. Apply theoretical and practical knowledge to solve problems in computer engineering.2. Develop and use modern techniques and tools necessary for the analysis and solving of complex problems encountered in the field, and effectively use information technologies.3. Collect data, analyse and interpret results to evaluate problems. 4. Work effectively in disciplinary or multidisciplinary teams, and take responsibility.5. Acknowledge the necessity of lifelong learning; acquire the ability to follow the scientific and technological developments and improve themselves continually. 6. Follow ethical standards, and have professional and ethical responsibility.7. Have knowledge of standards applied in computer engineering practices.Career OpportunitiesGraduates of the Computer Engineering Master’s Programme can work in a variety of public institutions or private companies such as major appliance manufacturers, telecommunication system manufacturers and operators, internet service providers, the defence system and the automotive industry. Their responsibilities mainly include software and algorithm development as well as processing, transfer, acquisition, and storage of data, audio, and video, design of electronic devices and systems, antennas and electromagnetic field and wave applications, and the physics of semiconductor electronic elements.Graduates who gain experience in the above-mentioned fields can work as managers in these sectors and even start up their own companies.Upward TransferIn accordance with the Council of Higher Education’s Regulation on Graduate Education and Training dated 20.04.2016, students who have graduated from a non-thesis programme cannot pursue a doctoral degree. Facebook'ta Paylaş Twitter'da Paylaş LinkedIn'de Paylaş E-posta Gönder Whatsapp'ta Paylaş