The Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) Networking and Internet of Things is a four-year discipline that combines electronics, embedded systems, telecommunications, and computer science knowledge to enable graduates to develop hardware, software and systems for electronics, computing, communication networks and IoT applications. The course introduces science and engineering foundations necessary for modern graduate engineers. Networking & IoT graduates from the Sydney Institute of Technology and Engineering (SITE) will be leaders in innovation and development of new and emerging technologies that will impact societies, industries, and the world as a whole.
This course will enable students to learn theoretical as well as practical knowledge and skills in areas of electronics, computing, communications and IoT. Graduates will have advanced knowledge and skills to solve engineering and scientific problems in current and emerging industries.
The Bachelor of Networking and IoT course is a three-year professional ICT technology course whose graduates will have professional knowledge and understanding of subject matters in networks and IoT engineering. Demand for ICT graduates and engineers in electronics, computer engineering, communication networks and IoT is increasing as more industry sectors are embracing networking and IoT systems.
The Bachelor of Networking and IoT course will be used as an entry qualification where students can enter this course and successfully complete the qualification after three years of full-time study. This qualification can also be used as the early exit point for the BEng(Hons) course. Graduates of this course can work in various positions of the ICT industry. Graduates of this course may also work as an engineering technologist. The Bachelor of Networking will be a nested course within the BEng(Hons) qualification. This course will develop the necessary background for graduates to work in communication networks and emerging IoT sectors as a technologist.
