Computer Networking, BEng Hons

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Computer Networking, BEng Hons

  • Entry requirements Entry requirements 240 UCAS points. This must include mathematics and preferably a science/technology subject at A-level, or a National Diploma in engineering at MMM, including mathematics, or equivalent qualifications. Plus at least 3 GCSEs at grade C or above (including English, mathematics and science) or equivalent
  • Academic title Computer Networking, BEng Hons
  • Course description This programme has been specifically designed to be targeted at providing a cadre of students with the hands-on ability to assess, manage, design and troubleshoot computer networks to keep up with the ever-increasing demands of industry.

    In addition to the curricular offerings, students are also able to gain industry qualifications in networking, namely Cisco’s Certified Network Associate and Professional (CCNA/CCNP). The programme examines the range of underpinning technologies involved in networking and specifically examines and evaluates the technologies involved in network configuration, design and operation.

    Additionally there are core courses in management and professional practice. Students can opt for a year in industry between their second and final year.

    Year 1
    -Introduction to Computer Networking
    -Programming Technologies
    -Computer and Communications Engineering Applications
    -Learning and Communications
    -Engineering Mathematics

    Year 2
    -Large-Scale Network Design and Infrastructure
    -Enterprise Network Systems
    -Operating Systems and Security
    -Software Engineering and Project Management
    -Database Systems

    Optional Sandwich Year
    Final Year
    -Individual Project
    -Engineering and Project Management
    -Advanced Switching and Network Troubleshooting
    -Option

    Career options
    Networking engineer/designer/analyst working in the fields of IP telephony, security or switching and routing
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