Computer Science (B.S.) — Networking

Student Learning Outcomes

  1. Students will demonstrate knowledge of Computer Science-specific content (programming in a higher-level language; computer’s internal organization).
  2. Students will demonstrate critical thinking in Computer Science.
  3. Students will demonstrate communication skills reflective of professional standards in Computer Science.
  4. Students will demonstrate Computer Science-specific calculation-based skills (ability to work with different bases, internal data representations, digital logic).
  5. Students will demonstrate readiness for post-baccalaureate entry into workforce or advancement (entrance) into graduate or professional programs.

Recommended

Required

Computer Science: Networking Required Courses
CS 108Found of Computer Science I3
CS 109Foundations of CS II3
CS 111Intro to Obj-Oriented Program3
CS 112Introduction to Networking3
or ICT 112 Introduction to Networking
CS 114Introduction to Cybersecurity3
CS 210Understanding UNIX/LINUX3
or ICT 210 Understanding UNIX/LINUX
CS 298Computer Sci Career Seminar I1
or ICT 298 Comp Science Career Seminar I
CS 385Computer Science Internship1-6
ICT 301Advanced Networking3
ICT 302Telecommunication Networking3
ICT 303Wireless and Mobile Computing3
ICT 401Fund of Inform & Network Secur3
ICT 402Virtual, Cloud Comp & Secur3
ICT 403Adv Network Administration3
ICT 404Network Des & Mgmt (Capstone)3
ICT 498CS Career Seminar II1
or CS 498 CS Career Seminar II
Computer Science: Networking Elective Courses
Select six credit hours from the following:6
CS 387
Advanced Cybersecurity
ICT 410
Intru Detect & Incid Response
ICT 411
Digital Forensic Analysis
ICT 412
Ethical Hacking & Sys Defense
Total Hours48-53

Students must pass each course with a "C-" grade or higher for the major.