B.S. Computer Networking & Infrastructure Engineering
Our B.S. Computer Networking program offers applied curriculum in enterprise network infrastructure, network design and security, and server administration.
Degree
Undergraduate
Delivery
On Campus
Dean's List
The Dean's List is announced after each semester for an outstanding scholastic achievement to undergraduate students at UW-Stout.
Seven students garner $5,750 in Wisconsin Restaurant Association scholarships
Seven University of Wisconsin-Stout students recently received $5,750 in scholarships from the Wisconsin Restaurant Association Education Foundation.
Teacher shortages addressed at Career and Technical Education Summit
How to attract and retain diverse teachers because of a growing shortage nationwide was the main topic of University of Wisconsin-Stout’s fifth annual Career an
Watershed conference includes key lessons from LAKES REU
Red Cedar Watershed communities have the ability to help tackle the problem of phosphorus pollution and citizens are willing to volunteer and contribute to solv
Class of 2020: Andrew Klavekoske
An invitation to a campus meeting was a 'pivotal moment' in his UW-Stout experience.
Employment rate for UW-Stout graduates hits 98.2 percent
New graduates of University of Wisconsin-Stout enjoyed even greater success in the job market than last year, according to a new employment report.
Graduate student awarded addictions counseling fellowship from national organization
A University of Wisconsin-Stout graduate student has been selected to receive a fellowship from the National Board for Certified Counselors.
Graduates ‘Do More on Day One’ with jobs at dozens of Fortune 500 firms
University of Wisconsin-Stout graduates are living up to the institution’s “Do More on Day One” slogan. In fact, many of them are doing more even before ...
Sleep Number CEO, EC council president, honorary doctorate recipient provide inspirational send-off for 1,000+ graduates
Celebratory smiles lit up the faces of 1,037 graduates as they crossed the stage to receive a higher education degree on May 4.