Student Learning Outcomes

1. Knowledge

• Recall definitions, models, principles, and concepts in networking, programming, databases, and information security.
• Describe the role of mathematics, logic design, and structured programming in computing systems.
• Recognize cultural and linguistic aspects (Kurdology, English) relevant to academic and professional communication.

2. Cognitive Skills

• Solve structured problems using algorithms, structured programming, and network fundamentals.
• Compare and contrast different routing, switching, and wireless technologies.
• Evaluate the effectiveness of security measures in networked systems.

3. Interpersonal Skills and Responsibility

• Collaborate with peers in labs and group projects, showing leadership and accountability.
• Demonstrate academic debate and presentation skills in technical discussions.
• Apply ethical and cultural considerations in IT decision-making.

4. Communication, ICT, and Numerical Skills

• Present project findings and technical reports in English using appropriate terminology.
• Apply numerical reasoning in network analysis, performance monitoring, and capacity planning.
• Use ICT applications to design, simulate, and test networking scenarios.

5. Psychomotor Skills

• Configure network devices (Cisco routers and switches) using industry tools and simulators.
• Design and implement small-scale web, mobile, and IoT applications.
• Perform network troubleshooting, administration, and security configuration tasks independently.