Baccalaureate Degree conferred upon completion of a four-year course of study at the undergraduate level. The width of frequencies required to transmit a communications signal without undue distortion. The more information a signal contains, the more bandwidth it will need to be transmitted. Video, animation, and sound require many times more bandwidth than e-mail. A very high bandwidth telecommunication network capable of transmitting network capable of transmitting complex analog signals or large amounts of digital data, such as real-time audio and video.
Broadcast television is an example of a wireless broadband analog network.
The national high speed university network, Internet 2, is an example of a wired broadband digital network carrying radio, television and voice communication in addition to data. Browser A software package that interprets HTML or XML computer language code to produce World Wide Web graphics, animation, and sound on a computer. Browsers such as Netscape and Internet Explorer are used both for World Wide Web content and for university or corporate Intranet content. An educational credential awarded upon completion of a structured curriculum, typically including several courses but lasting for a period less than that required for a degree. Credit awarded upon the completion of a certificate program is generally applicable to degree credit.