The BSc IT Network Computing is a three-year undergraduate program offered by Asia Pacific University of Technology & Innovation (APU). The program focuses on information technology with specialization in data communications, computer networks, network architecture, systems administration, network security, wireless technologies, cloud infrastructure, and networked computing applications. It combines theoretical knowledge with practical training, a 12-week industry internship, and a final-year network computing project.
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Candidates must have completed +2 degree or should have equivalent degree.
The academic standards for each degree are broken down into three levels, with level 3 completion representing the Honours grade. Each level is equivalent to a year of study for full-time students. Two semesters, each lasting six months, make up a full-time academic year. Every semester consists of two weeks of extra independent study and assessment in addition to a minimum of sixteen weeks of instruction.
Level 1
Through computer architecture, operating systems, networking, and databases, students will acquire the core skills needed by any IT worker as well as a basic grasp of the underlying computer system. They will learn the fundamentals of computer forensics and security through a few specific modules. Along with fostering creativity and invention, the modules will aid in the development of their organisational and personal abilities.
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Level 2
Students will acquire a wider range of abilities, including a deeper comprehension of network structures and networked computing applications. They will get a strong grasp of the programming abilities required for network technologies, systems administration, network architecture, and systems security. To better prepare students for the job, they will continue to foster their inventiveness and creativity as well as their independent learning.
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Internship (12 weeks)
For a minimum of 12 weeks, students will participate in an internship or industrial training to help them transfer smoothly from the classroom to the workplace.
Level 3
Students will expand their knowledge of network computing and hone their professional and personal growth by drawing on their prior coursework and job experience. Students will have a deeper comprehension of network computing environments, components, and methodologies in order to appreciate pertinent challenges. They must research and provide a solution for a real-world issue as part of a final year project; this will show that they can integrate technical expertise, analytical abilities, and critical thinking to create a personal achievement portfolio.
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After completing the program, graduates will be able to:
Apply fundamental and advanced concepts of information technology and network computing.
Design, configure, and manage computer networks and network architectures.
Administer computer systems, servers, and network infrastructure effectively.
Apply network security principles to protect systems and digital infrastructure.
Analyze and troubleshoot network performance and connectivity problems.
Apply switching, wireless, and mobile networking technologies.
Design and manage data-centre infrastructure and related computing environments.
Apply cloud infrastructure and distributed computing concepts.
Develop and manage networked applications and web-based systems.
Conduct investigations and research into emerging network computing technologies.
Plan and complete professional computing projects using analytical and problem-solving skills.
Demonstrate effective communication, teamwork, project management, and professional skills.
Pursue careers as network administrators, network engineers, system administrators, network security specialists, cloud infrastructure professionals, IT support specialists, and network consultants.
