Computing and IT (Communications and Networking) (Q62-CNET) | Open University

Course summary

In this specialist route through our BSc (Honours) Computing and IT (Q62), you’ll gain an understanding of the fundamental principles of communications technologies. You’ll achieve a sound knowledge of the principles of hardware and systems-based technologies, and the ability to apply your knowledge and skills in various industries and organisations. As a Cisco Academy, The Open University offers the Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA) curriculum, which provides the knowledge, understanding, and skills needed to configure a LAN/WAN using Cisco equipment.

Key features of the course

Gain hands-on experience of configuring networks through day schools
Examine the possibilities and constraints of modern communications technology
Prepare to take CCNA certification, a widely recognised advanced work-based qualification
Accredited by BCS, The Chartered Institute for IT

Professional bodies

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British Computer Society
Engineering Council

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