Master in Web Sciences (MWS)

Master in Web Science (MWS)
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Internal regulations of MWS 

The master of Web Science (MWS) program is suitable for all IT specialists to pursue their higher education. As a result of this program, the University grant the degree of Master of Postgraduate Studies in Web Science. The holder of this degree has a systematic and critical understanding of current knowledge and techniques applied in the field of web science. He/She will be able to deal with complex issues systematically and creatively.

Courses list: 

Year

Semester

Sequence

Course Name

Number of sessions per semester

 

Code

1

1

1

Web Programming

12

AWP

1

2

Advanced Concepts in Data Repository and Data Exchange

12

ADE

1

3

Data Mining

12

ADM

1

4

Distributed Applications Programming

12

ADP

1

5

Web Engineering

12

AWE

1

1

Hyper and Multimedia

12

AHM

1

2

Mobile Web

12

AMW

1

3

Information Retrieval

12

AIR

1

4

Web Mining

12

AWM

1

5

Web Security

12

AWS

2

1+2

1

Thesis

 

ATH

Project or graduation thesis

The registered students on the graduation project should follow the following steps:

  1. The student applies by e-mail to the program director to confirm the project title and the name of the supervisor and the aim of the research during the first two months from the beginning of the registration semester on the project.
  2. The student gets the approval of the Council of Scientific Affairs on the title and the university informs the student of the approval on the title.
  3. The student must provide a research plan to the program management within three months from the date of approval by the Council of Scientific Affairs on the title.
  4. The student has the right to defend the project after one year from the date of approval on the research plan by the Scientific Affairs Council.
  5. After the student has completed his project, taking into account item 4, the student’s supervisor sends the final version of the project to the program director in order to form a committee of judgment.