In what way do you need help? I studied software engineering (which is distantly related) if you have any questions in particular let me know, I will see what I can do.

Here's some information for you http://courses.curtin.edu.au/course_overview/undergraduate/electronic-communication-engineering

Communication Engineering examines analogue and digital communication systems, information processing, telecommunications and computer communication networks, signal and image processing and control and instrumentation, as well as electronic design. Modern computing is predominantly distributed involving interacting network-connected processors, so that computing and networking are inextricably linked. The role of the communications engineer is to design such networks, encompassing all hardware, software and firmware functions. Your job will involve implementing protocols for transmitting data frames, detecting and correcting transmission errors, sharing communication capacity on high-speed media, and routing data packets to specific destinations within the networks.