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                             DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNICATIONS AND NETWORKS ENGINEERING
                                                [BS IN COMMUNICATIONS AND NETWORKS ENGINEERING]
                                                          [BS IN ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING]


                              BS IN COMMUNICATIONS AND NETWORK (SASCED-P 07140702)


               INTRODUCTION
               The Communications and Networks revolution has enhanced the quality of life of all over the globe
               the past two decades. Advances in the Communications and Networks are not only developing
               rapidly, but they have become part of the fabric of life throughout the world. The demand for well-
               qualified engineers in Communications and networks is tremendous and growth in that job market is
               expected to continue in the foreseeable future as societies and governments become more
               dependent on technology in general and on Communications and networks in particular.

               The Department of Communications and Networks [CNE] at PSU offers students the opportunity to
               develop their knowledge and technical skills in this field.  With emphases on creativity and
               innovation, the program prepares students to become self-learners and encourages them to pursue
               higher education in this rapidly advancing discipline. The department strives to work closely with the
               local community and to establish cooperative, and research links with Communications and
               networks industries in the country.

               The Communications and Networks Engineering Department offers students the choice of two
               programs to follow based their interests and personal objectives. These specialization programs are:
                 ▪  Communications and Networks Engineering
                 ▪  Electrical Engineering
                A Bachelor of Science (BS) in Communications and Networks Engineering is awarded upon
                successful completion of 138 credit hours. There are 119 credits of common course work on both
                programs.

               PROGRAM VISION

               The Communications and Networks program aspires to graduate outstanding engineers capable of
               serving the local societies professionally by providing them with high quality and up-to-date
               engineering education.

               PROGRAM MISSION

                The Communications and Networks program aims to provide its students with the proper
               knowledge and expertise to produce graduates who will be successful professionals, be committed
               to lifelong learning, and to make positive contributions to their societies.

               PROGRAM OBJECTIVES
                 ▪  Provide an outstanding engineering education and scientific research.
                 ▪  Prepare graduates to be successful leaders in their diverse career paths and graduate studies.
                 ▪  Qualify students to demonstrate a high level of ethical and responsible behavior, and to be
                    inspiring models for their community.
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