College of Computer Science and Mathematics

After graduation, students can join several career fields based on their skills and interests, including:

Network and Systems Administration
Network Administrator – Managing and maintaining computer networks in organizations.
System Administrator – Managing servers, operating systems, and IT infrastructure.
Cloud Administrator – Managing cloud computing resources such as AWS, Azure, Google Cloud.
Cybersecurity and Network Security
Cybersecurity Analyst – Protecting networks from cyber threats.
Network Security Engineer – Configuring and managing firewalls and intrusion detection systems.
Ethical Hacker / Penetration Tester – Testing networks to discover security vulnerabilities.
Security Operations Center Analyst (SOC Analyst) – Monitoring and responding to cyber attacks.
Network Engineering and Design
Network Engineer – Design, implement and manage enterprise networks.
Wireless Network Engineer – Manage wireless networks.
Cloud Network Engineer – Manage network components in cloud computing environments.
VoIP Engineer – Set up and manage VoIP systems.
Software Development and Programming
Network Programmer – Develop network applications using languages ​​such as C++, Python, or Java.
Software Engineer – Design and develop applications, including network solutions.
IoT Developer – Develop applications for smart devices connected to the Internet.
IoT and Smart Systems
IoT Network Engineer – Set up and manage IoT networks.
Embedded Systems Developer – Program microcontrollers and smart devices.
Data Science and Big Data Analysis
Data Analyst – Analyze network data and system performance.
Machine Learning Engineer – Using AI to improve network performance.
Cloud Data Engineer – Managing data pipelines in cloud environments.
Cloud Computing and Distributed Systems
Cloud Engineer – Deploying and managing applications in cloud computing.
Cloud Security Specialist – Securing cloud infrastructure.
DevOps Engineer – Automating and managing network infrastructure.
Technical Support and Help Desk
Technical Support Specialist – Helping users solve network and software issues.
IT Consultant – Providing advice on IT strategies and network infrastructure.
Multimedia and Broadcast Technologies
Multimedia Network Engineer – Working with video streaming and real-time data transmission.
Content Distribution Network Specialist (CDN) – Optimizing online content delivery.
Academic Research and Teaching
University Lecturer – Teaching and conducting research in the field of networking.
AI & Networks Researcher – Work in research and development to improve networking technologies.

Professional Certifications to Boost Career Opportunities

Graduates can earn globally recognized professional certifications to boost their job market opportunities, such as:

Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA) – Basic networking certification.
Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP) – Information security certification.
Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH) – Penetration testing and cybersecurity certification.
AWS Certified Solutions Architect – Amazon cloud computing certification.
Microsoft Certified: Azure Administrator – Microsoft cloud services management certification.
CompTIA Network+ / Security+ – Recognized certifications in networking and cybersecurity.
Red Hat Certified Engineer (RHCE) – Linux systems administration certification.