Bachelor in Computer Science (Systems and Networking) (Honours)

A Bachelor in Computer Science (Systems and Networking) (Honours) is a specialized undergraduate degree focusing on the design, implementation, and management of computer systems and networks, often including advanced coursework and a thesis or project. 

Here's a more detailed breakdown:

What it entails:

• Focus:

  This degree program emphasizes the core principles of computer science, with a particular focus on systems and networking aspects. 

• Systems and Networking:

  Students learn about computer hardware and software, operating systems, network protocols, security, and more. 

• Honours:

  The "Honours" designation typically indicates a more rigorous and specialized program, often including advanced coursework, research projects, and potentially a thesis. 

• Skills:

  Graduates gain in-depth knowledge and practical skills in areas like network administration, system design, cybersecurity, and software development. 

• Career Paths:

  Graduates can pursue careers in various IT roles, including network engineer, systems administrator, cybersecurity specialist, and software developer. 

• Curriculum:

  The curriculum typically covers topics such as: 
  • Computer architecture and organization 
  • Operating systems 
  • Networking protocols and technologies 
  • Database management 
  • Software engineering principles 
  • Cybersecurity and network security 
  • Programming languages 
  • Mathematics for Computer Science 
  • Data structures and algorithms 

• Examples of Universities offering this degree: 

  • University of Birmingham 
  • Northampton University 
  • University of Staffordshire 
  • New Inti University 
  • University of Regina 
  • Sheridan College 
  • Universiti Kuala Lumpur 
  • UCSI University 
  • SLIIT 
  • University of Mauritius 
  • Universiti Malaysia Pahang 
  • Napier University