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DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCEEvery call, stream, and cloud connection depends on networks engineered by people like you. Learn the hardware and software behind global connectivity.
B.S.
Degree Awarded
3 Years
Typical Duration
105
Credit Hours
7+
Career Paths
The Bachelor of Science in Computer Communications blends computer science with electrical engineering — circuits, signals, networking, and embedded systems alongside programming and databases. It's built for students who want to understand not just how software works, but how it physically moves across wires, fiber, and radio waves.
You'll work hands-on with real lab equipment — oscilloscopes, signal generators, routers, and switches — from your very first semesters, building the kind of practical experience network and telecom employers look for.
Faculty: Faculty of Sciences
Degree: Bachelor of Sciences
Credits: 105 credit
Duration: 3 years
Faculty Email: fsfa@aul.edu.lb
Tap a semester to see the exact courses and credit hours in AUL's official Computer Communications study plan.
ENG 213 — General English3
ENGR 202 — Introduction to Engineering3
MAT 201 — Calculus III3
MAT 211 — Discrete Math3
CST 201 — General Education I3
CSC 213 / 213L — Programming I + Lab4
ENG 214 — Academic English3
MAT 220 — Linear Algebra3
MAT 203 — Differential Equations3
CCE 210 / 210L — Logic Design + Lab4
CST 202 — General Education II3
CSC 214 / 214L — Programming II + Lab4
ENG 216 — Methodology3
PHY 211 — Electricity & Magnetism3
MAT 208 — Probability & Statistics3
CSC 311 / 311L — Data Structures + Lab4
MAT 312 — Engineering Mathematics3
CCE 213 / 213L — Electric Circuits I + Lab4
MAT 320 — Numerical Computing3
CSC 222 / 222L — Database Systems + Lab4
CCE 338 — Signals and Systems3
CCN 211 / 211L — Networking I + Lab4
CCE 308 / 308L — Machine Architecture & Assembly + Lab4
CCE 214 / 214L — Electronics I + Lab4
CSC 323 / 323L — Operating Systems + Lab4
CSC 309 / 309L — Web Development + Lab4
CCN 311 / 311L — Networking II + Lab4
MEL — Major Elective4
CCN 498 — Senior Project – CC4
FRE — Free Elective3
Design, configure, and troubleshoot computer networks and communication systems.
Apply principles of electronics, signals, and systems to communication hardware.
Develop software that interacts with networked and embedded systems.
Evaluate the security and performance of communication infrastructure.
Work effectively in cross-disciplinary teams spanning hardware and software.
Telecom operators, ISPs, cloud providers, and any company that depends on networks.
Network Engineer
Telecom Engineer
Network Security Specialist
Systems Administrator
Cloud Infrastructure Engineer
IoT Engineer
Embedded Systems Developer
IT Consultant
From your first electronics lab to your final networking course, you'll work with real routers, switches, signal generators, and oscilloscopes — not just simulations.
Apply to the Computer Communications program or talk to admissions about your next step.