Computer Engineering with pathway in Networking

Affiliation: Coventry University

Awarding body: Coventry University

This program aims to produce graduates with specific related to pathway and generic skills to meet the ever changing technological demands and be also equipped with ability to meet future challenges. This programme aims to equip students with good working knowledge and skills required for the deployment, operation and support of computer networks infrastructure, development of communication services, computer embedded systems and Internet of Things (IoT) systems. The graduates in Networking will have appropriate knowledge and understanding of the concept of computer hardware, the integrity of high availability network infrastructure, network/helpdesk support, the network administrator, the Network architecture, VoIP/Cisco engineer, IoT and cloud computing. In addition to this, the graduates will have appropriate knowledge and understanding of the concepts, principles and theories in specific areas covered by such as Virtualization, network and system administration, cryptography and information assurance, enterprise data centre with WAN connectivity, Ad-hoc and broadband engineering.

Why should I enrol for this programme?

The programme is designed for you to address the requirements that have emerged from challenges which are posed by unprecedented growth in the use of individual or linked computer engineering and the supporting networking technologies. With most of the hardware being activated through software and the employment of a growing range of networking techniques and principles, the scope for integrated design and development of the technologies of software, and networking has increased enormously.

This programme prepares you to not only resolve these issues but also to address the needs of the region incorporating established international practices.  The curriculum has a fine mix of recent theory and practice that involves in-depth exposure to real life situations through project work. There is a step-wise progression of evolving complexity due to the increasingly abstract nature of its topics. This course is specially designed for engineers, assistant engineers, technicians, technical supervisors and other personnel, who are seeking to better prepare themselves with the necessary technical skills and knowledge in managing IT network.