Bachelor of Science in Network and Telecommunications Management

This multidisciplinary program prepares undergraduate students to enter the telecommunications industry in entry-level positions with adequate preparation to assume management positions once work experience is gained. Graduates will possess an in-depth technical understanding of computer networks and telecommunication systems as well as an appreciation of the economic and public policy issues that are important in the design and development of local and wide area networks, and national and multinational telecommunication systems. Why Study Network and Telecommunications Management? Telecommunications Management is concerned with information systems, telecommunications technology, computer technology, business practices, policy issues, and psychological/social considerations involved in voice, data, image, and file transmission. Related Skills Works well in an environment of constant change Critical thinker Problem solver and logical thinker Analyzes information, makes appropriate decisions, and solves problems Organized Reasons abstractly, observes keenly, and concentrates intensely Work alone and with others Mathematical knowledge Research oriented Has an appreciation for accuracy and detail Writes and speaks proficiently Possesses computational ability Detail-oriented and well organized Good multitasking capabilities Understands computer language, equipment, and application programs