

The Bachelor in Computer Networks and Communications Engineering Program is accredited by Engineering Accreditation Commission of Accreditation Board of Engineering and Technology, ABET.
Organization ID
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1005
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Program ID
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5543
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Program and Degree Name
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Computer Networks and Communications Engineering, Bachelor
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Accreditation Dates
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10/01/2015-Present
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Accredited Campus Locations
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Main Campus
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Criteria
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Communications Engineering
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Date of Next Comprehensive Review
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2022-2023
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Accredited By
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Engineering Accreditation Commission
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International Mutual Recognition Agreement
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After the Graduation, Graduates will be able to:
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Apply fundamental mathematical and basic science skills necessary to function as a computer Networks and communication Engineer.
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Able to analyze and solve complex technical problems that reflect a commitment to quality, innovation, critical thinking and continuous improvement
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A leader and collaborative team member within an interdisciplinary professional environment.
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Continue education, research and innovation to sustain professional growth.
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Contribute to community service while maintaining professional ethical conduct.

Student Learning Outcomes
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CODE
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To recognize the knowledge of mathematics and basic sciences used for computer networks and communications engineering.
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SLO-a
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To define contemporary issues for designing, securing and implementing computer networks and communications systems
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SLO-j
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To identify, formulate and solve problems of computer networks and communications engineering using mathematics, basic sciences, and engineering concepts.
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SLO-e
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To prepare and conduct engineering experiments, analyze specific requirements in order to provide optimal solutions.
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SLO-c
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To design required network/service/system/process that meets specific needs using realistic constraints and devices/tools in computer networks and communications engineering context.
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SLO-b
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To summarize the impact of computer networks and communications engineering on both economics and society levels.
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SLO-h
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To develop the ability to handle modern tools and acquire the needed competency in computer networks and communications engineering.
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SLO-k
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To provide effective results either individually or within teams.
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SLO-d
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To act professionally and ethically and show the impact of liability issues when handling computer networks and communications engineering projects.
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SLO-f
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To show the need for and engage in life-long learning and information literacy for science and network engineering/technology.
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SLO-i
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To be able to communicate effectively.
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SLO-g
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