Curriculum - Networking Information Technology, BS

Curriculum

This is an unofficial description for this program. For official information check the Academic Catalog.

A minor is not required with this major.

The mission of the Networking Information Technology program is to prepare graduates with background and skills to design, implement, and support networked systems in both standard and enterprise settings. It builds a solid foundation in the hardware and architecture of computer networks and systems; operating systems and applications; network system design and analysis; networking theory and solutions; types of networks, including fiber optics and wireless; network management and control; Information security; configuring and troubleshooting; business plan development including marketing, implementation and management.

Requirements

General Education

Study Area I -Arts and Humanities

  Literature (I)  

  Elective  

  Elective  

Study Area II - Social Sciences

Study Area III - Behavioral Sciences

Skill Area III - Foreign Language

See University Catalog

Skill Area IV - Univ. Requirements

Major Requirements

12 credits of Directed Electives w/advisor

Total Credit Hours: 120

Electives to meet 120 credits