Wireless Communications

The Cybersecurity and Network Management degree seeks to produce graduates who are broadly educated in information technology and cybersecurity and can perform various tasks in IT and cybersecurity fields. Students in this program may also desire to develop a more in-depth focus in a particular discipline, such as Wireless Communications.

Specializing in the Wireless Communication track enables students to gain in-depth knowledge of wireless systems in modern infrastructure, such as WLAN, IoT, Cellular, and satellite-based communications. This track prepares students to be wireless administrators and technicians.

Curriculum

Specifically Required University Studies

ECO 231 Microeconomics or ECO 230 Macroeconomics
STA 135 Introduction to Probability and Statistics

Program Requirements

ACC 200 Principles of Financial Accounting
ACC 201 Principles of Managerial Accounting
CNM100T - Transitions
CNM135 - Introduction to Network Technology
CNM232 - Operating Systems
CNM233 - Network Services
CNM241 - Networking Fundamentals
CNM251 - Principles of Information Security
CNM 260 DevOps Fundamentals
CNM320 - Introduction to Wireless Technology
CNM343 - Protocol Analysis
CNM353 - Network Security
CNM 381 Information Technology Project Management
CNM411 - Network Design, Operations, and Management
CNM440 - Information Assurance Policy and Management
CNM 488 - Cooperative Education/Internship
CSC101 - Introduction to Problem Solving Using Computers
CSC199 - Introduction to Information Technology
EGR 140 Introduction to Computing Applications in Science and Engineering
FIN330 - Principles of Finance
MAT140 - College Algebra
MKT360 - Principles of Marketing
SOE350 - Technology Management
SOE399 - Professional Development Seminar I

Track Classes

CNM 302 - Internet of Things Networking
CNM 322 - WLAN Administration
CNM 323 - Wireless Mobile Internet
CNM 324 - Wireless Communications Security
CNM 421 - Advanced Wireless Communications
Two additional courses from the other tracks

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