COURSE CURRICULUM

The Bachelor of Information Technology is a comprehensive program designed to develop students’ knowledge and skills in modern information and communication technologies. The program requires the completion of 240 units, including 140 units of core courses, an 80-unit major, and 40 units of electives or an elective pathway. Students build a strong foundation in essential areas of information technology, including programming, systems development, digital technologies, data management, and problem-solving approaches. The ICT Developer major focuses on preparing students with practical skills to design, develop, and test innovative software systems, applications, and digital solutions. Through this major, students explore areas such as web programming, mobile application development, game design, software creation, and the digital economy. The program encourages creativity, technical expertise, and the ability to apply computing knowledge to real-world challenges. Elective options allow students to expand their interests and develop additional skills relevant to their career goals. Graduates are equipped for diverse roles in the technology sector, including software development, web development, application design, systems analysis, and digital innovation. The program provides the technical and professional capabilities needed to succeed in the rapidly evolving information technology industry.