Bsc (Hons) Computer Networks

The Computer Networks undergraduate course from the University of Salford is ideal for individuals looking to gain a solid foundation in the principles and practice of designing and carrying out computer networks within a business infrastructure. This course is available full-time for three years and four years with professional experience.Course Content: The course content of Computer Networks involves a blend of theory and practical skills to develop a comprehensive understanding of how computer networks work. Students will learn about digital technologies, programming and web development, network principles and management, and the design and analysis of network systems and architectures. The course also includes a final year project that allows students to apply theoretical knowledge into practice.Key Modules: Key modules in this course include "Foundation Mathematics for Computing," "Fundamental Programming," "Digital and Technology Solutions," "Network and Cloud Architecture Principles," "Web and App Development," "Network Performance Analysis" and "Supercomputing and Big Data."Accreditations: The course is currently accredited by the British Computer Society (BCS), and a membership of the BCS will be paid by the university for students. Future Careers: After completing this course, graduates may find opportunities in various fields including Network Engineering, Network Management, Network Security, and Network Programming. Besides, the course also enables students to take up roles related to IT Consultancy, Database Administration, and Mobile App Development. The University of Salford maintained an impressive 93.8% of graduates being in employment or further study within six months of completing this course.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.