Program Aims
To provide students with a broad understanding of both the theoretical and practical foundations of computing, covering areas such as computer systems, programming, databases, networking, and system administration.
To develop students’ technical competencies in key computing fields, including software development, web technologies, mobile applications, and basic data management.
To enhance students’ analytical thinking and problem-solving abilities, enabling them to address real-world computing challenges effectively.
To prepare students for diverse roles in the computing and IT industry, such as software developer, systems analyst, IT support specialist, database administrator, and network technician.
To build a strong academic foundation for students who wish to pursue advanced studies in computing or specialized certifications in areas like cloud computing, cyber security, or software engineering.
To cultivate essential communication and teamwork skills, ensuring students can work collaboratively on technical projects and explain computing concepts to both technical and non-technical audiences.
To offer a balanced education that includes general courses in mathematics, science, and the humanities—fostering a well-rounded worldview and preparing students for leadership and responsible decision-making in the digital age.
Program Structure
Comprehensive curriculum designed to build expertise in management and leadership
- IT Fundamentals & Office Productivity Tools
- Programming Logic & Techniques
- Linear Algebra
- Freshman English I
- Introductory French I
- Object Oriented Programming using C++
- Operating Systems
- Basic Calculus
- Freshman English II
- Introductory French II
- Computer Organization & Architecture
- Data Communication & Networks
- Database Management Systems
- Discrete Mathematics
- Critical Thinking
- Object-Oriented Programming using Java
- Web Technology
- Routing and Switching 1
- Software Engineering
- Probability and Statistics
- Advanced Database Systems
- Cloud Computing and Virtualization
- Mobile Application Development
- Elective 1 - Computer Networks and Protocols
- Elective 2 - Software Project Management
- Robotics and Automation
- Artificial Intelligence
- Routing and Switching 2
- Elective 3 - Internet of Things (IoT)
- Elective 4 - Digital Marketing and E-commerce
- Internship
- Project Phase 1
- Project Phase 2
- Multimedia and Design
- IT Law & Practice
- Elective 5 - Game Development and Design
- Reverse Engineering
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Duration4 Years
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Fee
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FormatOn-Campus
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