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2026-2027 Undergraduate Bulletin (DRAFT)
Computer Networking & Infrastructure Engineering, B.S.
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Computer Networking & Infrastructure Engineering, B.S..: 4-year sequence
Introduction
Ready to dive into the dynamic worlds of computer networking & infrastructure engineering, integrated with key cybersecurity principles? Your journey commences with our cutting-edge Bachelor’s Degree in Computer Networking & Infrastructure Engineering (CNIE) program!
Why Choose CNIE?
- Hands-On Learning in Small-Size Networking & Cybersecurity Labs: Immerse yourself in our small-size, hands-on learning environment, acquiring practical skills.
- Proven 100% Job Placement: A solid track record of achieving a 100% job placement rate in the computer networking & cybersecurity infrastructure engineering field.
- Comprehensive Course Offerings: Explore a broad spectrum of subjects, from computer networking and server administration (Windows and Linux) to ethical hacking, penetration testing, cloud computing, machine learning, network programmability, and more.
- Tailored Concentrations: Personalize your academic journey by selecting concentrations in Cybersecurity, Computer Science, Project Management, or an interdisciplinary option.
- Built-In IT & Cybersecurity Industry Certifications: Elevate your résumé by preparing for certifications like AWS Cloud Foundation, Cisco CCNA, CCNP, Cyber Operations, Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH), and more.
- Government-Designated Excellence: Our program proudly holds designation from the National Security Agency (NSA) as a Center of Academic Excellence in Cybersecurity, opening doors to Department of Defense Cybersecurity scholarships.
CNIE Program Focus Areas:
- Cloud Computing Design, Implementation & Security
- Enterprise Network Infrastructure Engineering Design, Protype, Setup, Maintenance, and Troubleshooting
- Server Installation, Configuration, and Administration
- Linux and Windows Systems and Network Administration
- Ethical Hacking and Network Security
- Penetration Testing
- And much more!
General Requirements
Bachelor of Science
| Total for Graduation |
120 credits |
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| Stout Core General Education Requirements: |
33-36 credits |
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| Major Requirements: |
80 credits |
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| Free Electives: |
to reach 120 credits |
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Stout Core General Education Requirements (CGER) (33-36 credits)
Math & Quantitative Reasoning (3-5 credits)
Communications & Literacy (9 credits)
Social and Behavioral Sciences (6 credits)
Humanities & Arts (6 credits)
Natural Science & Wellness (6-7 credits)
Take at least one natural science with a lab. Civics & Perspectives (3 credits)
Program Designated Courses
Some of the following required courses may fulfill Stout Core General Education Requirements (CGER) and program requirements. Major Studies (80 credits)
Experiential Learning (3 credits)
Concentration (12 credits)
Students select a concentration from the options below: Computer Science, Cybersecurity, Project Management, and Interdisciplinary Computer Science (12 credits)
Choose CS 145, CS 244, and CS 200 or MSCS 200 level or higher courses. Project Management (12 Credits)
Choose INMGT 475, COMST 308, BULGL 318, and INMGT 200 level or higher course. Cybersecurity (12 credits)
Choose any courses with CYBR prefix. Interdisciplinary (12 credits)
Choose any courses with the following prefixes: BUACT, BUFIN, BUMGT, BUINB, BULGL, BUMIS, BURTL, BUSCM, BUMKG, CEE, CNIT, CS, CYBR, ENGR, ET, ETECH, ICT, INMGT, & MSCS. Free Electives to Reach 120 Credits
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