The specific course structure and content can vary significantly between universities. The information provided below is a general overview. For accurate and up-to-date details, please visit the websites of specific universities you are interested in.

BSc Cloud Computing

A BSc in Cloud Computing typically provides a foundational understanding of cloud computing principles, technologies, and applications. It often includes a blend of theoretical knowledge and practical skills.

Common Course Structure:

• Core Subjects:

  • Introduction to Cloud Computing
  • Cloud Platforms (AWS, Azure, GCP)
  • Cloud Security
  • Cloud Networking
  • Data Management and Analytics in the Cloud
  • Cloud Programming and Development
  • Cloud Infrastructure and Services

• Specializations (Optional):

  • Cloud-based Big Data
  • Cloud-based Mobile Computing
  • Cloud-based Business Applications

• Practical Components:

  • Cloud-based projects
  • Internships or industry placements

MSc Cloud Computing

An MSc in Cloud Computing delves deeper into advanced cloud computing concepts, research, and application development. It builds upon the foundation laid by the BSc and often includes a research component.

Common Course Structure:

• Core Subjects:

  • Advanced Cloud Computing Architectures
  • Cloud Security and Privacy
  • Cloud Data Management and Analytics
  • Cloud-based Machine Learning and AI
  • Cloud-based Distributed Systems
  • Cloud Economics and Business Models

• **Specializations (Optional):

  • Cloud-based IoT
  • Cloud-based Software Engineering
  • Cloud-based High-Performance Computing

• Practical Components:

  • Research project or dissertation
  • Industry-oriented projects

Career Opportunities

Graduates from both BSc and MSc programs in Cloud Computing can find employment in a wide range of industries, including:

• IT consulting
• Cloud service providers (AWS, Azure, GCP)
• Software development
• Data science
• Cybersecurity
• Financial services
• Healthcare