The Bachelor of Arts in Computer Networks (B.A. in Computer Networks) is appropriate for students planning a career in the computer networking field. It provides computer networks majors with a broad-based knowledge in areas such as computer programming, algorithm design and analysis, computer architecture, and computer networks. The courses provide a deep knowledge in various computer topics, especially in the field of computer networks. Students who successfully complete the program will be ready for industry jobs in computer networks fields as a network engineer.
Students who complete the B.A. in Computer Networks will be proficient in the following student learning outcomes:
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Explain how a mathematical concept reveals a Biblical principle(s) or attribute of God which will allow students to view the field of Computer Networks through the lens of the Bible
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Write a C++ program to implement a complex algorithm using Objected Oriented concepts
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Design and implement computer networks and protocols such as LANs, WANs, VLANs, RIP, and OSPF
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Simulate the components of a CPU (e.g. Arithmetic and Logic Unit, Register Bank, Control Unit, or Program Counter)
Major Requirements
Minor Required
Free Electives
Required General Education selections
Technology
(no grade below C)
Science & Mathematics
(no grade below C)
Each course taken by the student may be applied to only one program: general education, major, minor, or free electives.