Bachelor of Information Technology (Hons.) Data Communications and Networking

Data Communications and Networking graduates are expected to possess the knowledge and skills necessary to design, build, maintain and manage network and communication systems in any organisation. Therefore, they will be learning core components of communication, such as Internet Computing, TCP/IP Programming, High-Speed Networks, Client Server Computing and Real Time Systems.

Ultimately, we expect our Data Communications and Networking graduates to branch into areas of communication and apply the knowledge they have acquired in network technology and telecommunications. 

Programme Structure

• Core
  • Year 1
    • Computer Architecture and Organisation
      Data Communications and Networking
      Computer Programming
      Database Systems
      Operating Systems
      System Analysis and Design
      Ethics and Professional Conducts
      Discrete Mathematics and Probability
      U2
      U3
      U4
      Character Building
      Sustainable Society
      Elective 1
      Elective 2
  • Year 2
    • Human Computer Interaction
      Web Techniques and Application
      System Integration and Architecture
      Computer Security
      Computer Networks
      System Administration and Maintenance
      Data Structures and Algorithms
      Internet of Things (IoT) Fundamentals
      Routing and Switching
      Network Security and Management
      Artificial Intelligence Fundamentals
      Elective 3
      Elective 4
      U1
  • Year 3
    • Enterprise Resource Planning
      Cloud Computing
      Management of Information Security
      High-Speed Networks
      Mobile and Wireless Communications
      Real-Time Systems
      Data Analytics Fundamental
      TCP/IP Programming
      Industrial Training
      Project I
      Project II