Introduction
The Bachelor of Science in Information Technology (BSIT) program aims to develop skilled IT professionals equipped with the expertise to navigate the evolving technological landscape. Students will acquire a comprehensive understanding of IT fundamentals and gain the ability to address complex industry challenges.
The program emphasizes the practical application of technology and information systems, preparing students to support organizations and add value to their products and offerings. The BSIT degree offers a unique blend of information systems and information technology, combining both fields in one comprehensive program. Students are equipped with the skills to support organizational goals and contribute to the success of modern businesses through the effective use of technology.
Through a rigorous curriculum, students explore key areas like programming, database management, networking, software engineering, and cybersecurity. The program emphasizes practical applications, enabling students to innovate and solve real-world IT problems.
PEOs
The BSIT Graduates will be able to:
- Understand and apply the concepts of IT to meet the growing needs of industry by analyzing the business processes and identifying the needed IT resources including hardware, software and communication technologies.
- Plan, manage and support the required IT resources through effective communication, professional leadership, team management and decision-making skills.
- Pursue lifelong learning goals to analyze the local and global impact of computing and exhibit professionalism keeping in view the ethical, legal, safety, security and social issues and provide robust solutions as IT professionals.
PLOs
Drawing from the Seoul Accord’s internationally recognized standards, the program focuses on:
- PLO1: Academic Education
- PLO2: Knowledge for solving Computing Problems
- PLO3: Problem Analysis
- PLO4: Design/Development of Solutions
- PLO5: Modern Tool Usage
- PLO6: Individual and Team Work
- PLO7: Communication
- PLO8: Computing Professionalism and Society
- PLO9: Ethics
- PL10: Life-long Learning
Career Prospects
- Manager Information Systems
- Systems Administrator
- Database Administrator
- Network Administrator
- IT Consultant
- Enterprise-wide Solution Developer
- Enterprise-wide Information System Architect