COURSE CURRICULUM

The Bachelor of Technology (Computer Systems and Networking), Bachelor of Information Technology double degree offers a structured four-year curriculum that develops advanced skills in computer systems, networking, software development, cybersecurity, and emerging technologies. In the first year, students establish a strong foundation in engineering principles, programming, hardware fundamentals, mathematics, computer systems, data structures, algorithms, electronics, and Unix and C programming. The second year focuses on core areas including data communications, network management, data security, software engineering, transmission design, database systems, and microcomputer technologies, with opportunities to explore specialised topics such as mobile applications, cybersecurity, high-performance computing, and processor architectures. In the third year, students develop expertise in distributed networks, operating systems, Unix systems programming, network systems design, embedded systems, network engineering, and human-computer interaction. The final year emphasises advanced technology applications through computer technology projects, cloud computing, Internet of Things design and communications, engineering management, and professional practice. Students can further specialise through electives in areas such as machine learning, cryptography, cybersecurity, digital design, mobile development, and high-performance computing. Combining theoretical knowledge with practical projects, the program prepares graduates to design, implement, secure, and manage complex computing systems and networks for careers in network engineering, cybersecurity, cloud technologies, software development, and future digital infrastructure.