The Network engineering and intelligent Systems program is a modern, interdisciplinary engineering program that integrates telecommunications, computer programming, artificial intelligence (AI), and the Internet of Things (IoT). It aims to prepare engineers capable of designing, analyzing, and operating intelligent systems and advanced communication networks that form the backbone of today’s digital infrastructure.
The program consists of 161 credit hours’ computer programming, signal processing, wired and wireless networks, cybersecurity, AI, machine learning, IoT, hands-on labs, practical internships, and a two-semester capstone graduation project.
Graduates of the Networks engineering and intelligent Systems program are well-positioned for diverse and high-demand careers in sectors such as:
- Telecommunications companies (mobile networks, fiber optics, 5G infrastructure)
- Information and communication technology (ICT) and digital transformation firms
- Internet service providers and digital infrastructure developers
- Cybersecurity and network security services
- Smart cities, smart grids, and intelligent energy systems
- IoT and embedded systems companies
- Computer programming companies
- Technology startups and entrepreneurial ventures in emerging tech fields