Bachelor of Information Technology - Network Technology
ObjectivesInformation networks will continue to grow at a fast pace and will play an essential role in tomorrow's society. Expansion of these networks and the evolution of the technology supporting them will require a new breed of professionals with considerable knowledge skills and hands-on training. In order to achieve this goal, the NET curriculum is a unique blend of computer and network technology courses with courses in physics, mathematics, communications, and social sciences. The NET program is focused on the design, installation, operation and management of future complex information networks.
Practical experienceThere is a co-op component associated with this program.
Academic titleBachelor of Information Technology - Network Technology
Course descriptionYear 1:
BIT1000 Mathematics I for NET (0.5)
BIT1002 Physics for Information Technology I (0.5)
NET1000 Problem Solving (0.5)
NET1001 Computer Technology Basics (0.5)
NET1002 Networking Fundamentals (0.5)
BIT1001 Mathematics II for NET (0.5)
BIT1003 Physics for Information Technology II (0.5)
BIT2001 Introduction to Business (0.5)
NET1004 Assembly and Machine Language (0.5)
NET1005 Basic Network Routing (0.5)
Year 2:
BIT2000 Intro to Statistics for NET (0.5)
BIT2002 Marketing in the IT Sector (0.5)
NET2000 Enterprise Inter-networking (0.5)
NET2002 Desktop Operating Environments (0.5)
NET2006 Object-Oriented Programming (0.5)
BIT2003 Elective (0.5)
NET2001 Wide Area Networking (0.5)
NET2003 Unix/Linux Operating Systems (0.5)
NET2004 Communication Skills for NET (0.5)
NET2007 Basics of Transmission Systems (0.5)
Year 3:
NET3000 Database Concepts and SQL (0.5)
NET3001 Real-Time Systems (0.5)
NET3008 Advanced Network Routing (0.5)
NET3009 Software Engineering (0.5)
NET3900 Wireless Networks (0.5)
NET3002 Advanced Wide Area Networks (0.5)
NET3004 Data Structures (0.5)
NET3006 Enterprise Network Management (0.5)
NET3007 IT Security Issues (0.5)
NET3901 Information Technology Networking Project (0.5)