COURSE CURRICULUM

Graduates of the Bachelor of Science in Network Engineering and Security program are prepared for a wide range of technical and industry-focused careers that involve designing, building, and managing modern network systems. Many students pursue roles in network design, where they are responsible for planning and implementing efficient and reliable communication infrastructures that support organizational needs. Others work in product and vendor evaluation, assessing hardware and software solutions to determine their suitability for enterprise environments.Programming is another common career path, where graduates develop and maintain software systems that support networking and security functions. In security infrastructure design, professionals focus on creating systems that protect organizations from cyber threats by implementing secure architectures and defense mechanisms. Security management roles involve monitoring systems, responding to incidents, and ensuring compliance with security standards and policies.Some graduates move into software development, where they build applications and tools that support networking, automation, and cybersecurity tasks. System management is also a key career area, involving the administration and maintenance of IT systems to ensure optimal performance, reliability, and security.Graduates from this program are employed across a variety of leading organizations, including Abbott Laboratories, CDW, Cisco Meraki, Datalogics, and Northrop Grumman. These companies represent industries such as healthcare, technology, defense, and enterprise IT, highlighting the strong demand for skilled professionals in network engineering and cybersecurity. Overall, the program provides a strong foundation for students to succeed in diverse and high-demand technical careers in today’s digital economy.