Bachelor of Science in Digital Infrastructure

Bachelor of Science in Digital Infrastructure

Program Description

The Digital Infrastructure degree program focuses on mastering cloud infrastructure, services, and deployment models. Students learn to design, implement, and manage scalable and secure cloud solutions. Through practical projects, they gain expertise in virtualization, containers, and cloud architecture, preparing them for roles in transforming businesses through cutting-edge cloud technologies.

Program Learning Outcomes

Knowledge

PLO 1. Attain a thorough and up-to-date understanding of key concepts, theories, and practices within the cloud computing field, enabling them to apply their knowledge effectively in a rapidly evolving technological landscape.

PLO 2. Attain an in-depth knowledge of cloud computing architectures, services, & deployment models, becoming adept at understanding the intricacies of cloud technologies & their applications, ensuring contribution to cloud-based projects & initiatives.

Cognitive Skills

PLO 3. Develop cognitive flexibility, fostering the ability to rapidly assimilate new cloud computing technologies, adapt to evolving trends, and devise novel solutions, ensuring their continued relevance in the ever-changing IT landscape.

PLO 4. Navigate complexities, adapt to emerging trends, and continuously enhance cloud-based systems through forward-thinking strategies.

Interpersonal Skills and Responsibility

PLO 5. Develop robust interpersonal skills for effective teamwork and clear technical communication with ethical standards, ensuring accountability in tech choices and prioritizing security, privacy, and societal consequences.

Numerical, IT, and Communication Skills

PLO 6. Interpret and convey cloud-related metrics and trends to both technical and non-technical stakeholders with clarity and precision.

Psychomotor Skills

PLO 7. Demonstrate proficient coding, debugging, and software development skills through hands-on projects, showcasing the ability to design, implement, and maintain efficient and reliable computing solutions.

Career Opportunities

Cloud Solutions Architect

Cloud Engineer

DevOps Engineer

Cloud Security Analyst

Cloud Operations Manager

Bachelor of Science in Digital Infrastructure

Program Structure

Required Total Credits (120)

General Education

31

Major

44

Core Major

27

Electives

18

General Education Courses (Required: 31 credits)

Students are required to complete 31 credit hours of General Education courses.

Students select courses from the list of General Education requirement section of the Catalog.

Major Courses (Required: 44 credits)

Course Code

Course Name

Credit

COSC 111

Computer Science Survey

3

COSC 121

Computer Science A

3

COSC 221

Computer Science B

3

COSC 241

Computing Science Fundamentals

3

COSC 251

Data Structure

3

COSC 331

Operating Systems

3

COSC 340

Networking Essentials

3

ICT 301

Software Analysis and Design

3

ICT 320

Cybersecurity Technician

3

INFO 652

Programming and Database Design

3

ITM 201

Java Programming I

3

ITM 340

Maths for Computing

3

ITM 350

Project Management

3

MATH 234A

Analytical Geometry and Calculus I

5

Core Major (Required: 27 credits)

Course Code

Course Name

Credit

CLD 370

Cloud Computing Fundamentals

3

CLD 371

Cloud Solutions Architect: Cloud-Based Solutions Design and Implementation

3

CLD 372

Cloud Storage, Date Engineering & Analytics

3

CLD 373

Cloud Operations: AWS and Azure SysOps Administration: Master the Essentials

3

CLD 374

Cloud Native Development

3

CLD 375

Cloud Automations and DevOps

3

CLD 479

Advanced Cloud Computing: Cloud Virtualization and Containerization

3

ITM 475

Final Year Project

3

INTS 400

Internship

3

Electives (Required 18 credits)

Course Code

Course Name

Credit

ICT 401

Innovation and Design Thinking

3

ICT 405

Ethical Hacking

3

ICT 406

Advance Ethical Hacking

3

ICT 452

Software Testing

3

ITM 360

Artificial Intelligence

3

ITM 370

Data Analytics

3

ITM 390

Machine Learning

3

ITM 453

UI/UX

3

ITM 454

Natural Language Processing

3

Graduation Requirements: Students must have 2.00 GPA in all coursework and meet the required total credits.