Computer Networking

An Operational Essential

Computer networks are essential to the effective operation of modern-day businesses, organizations and individuals, enabling them to share resources and information efficiently and safely. A Bachelor of Science in Computer Networking from Wentworth prepares you to excel in this growing field.

Helping the Net Work

In this degree program, you will build valuable knowledge and skills in computer networks, operating systems, World Wide Web programming, databases, IT and project management, systems analysis and network and Web security. You’ll also have the chance to take exciting electives such as Introduction to Forensics and Human-Computer Interaction, and to benefit from hands-on exploration in our high-availability networking lab.

After completing your coursework and two required co-op semesters, you’ll be proficient at solving real-world computer networking problems and ready to embark on a productive career in computer networking or a related field.

Accreditation

The Computer Networking program is accredited by the Computing Accreditation Commission of ABET. Learn more about Computer Networking at Wentworth.

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