Computer Science — Networking

This is a four year undergraduate program accredited by the Canadian Information Processing Society (CIPS), leading to a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science (BScCS). Both honours and majors are available through the three specializations. A set of core courses and some student selected courses comprise the requirements for the degree. For general regulations on admission, please consult the appropriate section of the University calendar. Transfer into the BScCS from another UNB degree program is not permitted if the GPA for the most recent assessment period is below 2.0. For transfer from another university, a CGPA equivalent to 2.0 at UNB is required.Computer networks are the backbone of the digital world and this stream will analyze the technology that connects people and businesses through the online and wireless world. Here you will learn about the fundamentals of network programming and wireless and mobile computers. This specialization prepares students for jobs where they can contribute to the advancement of computer networking technology as technical architects and developers. Courses in network programming and wireless & mobile computing are included with a solid cord program to provide students with a marketable degree.

Field of study: Computer Science, System, Networking, and LAN/WAN Management/Manager