Bachelor's programme
Information technologies
About the programme
The bachelor of information technology (it) is a four-year program that provides students with the applied knowledge and skills needed for a career in it. the program includes core IT subjects that enable graduates to contribute to the organizational context in which IT functions are performed. incorporating hardware and software elements, the interdisciplinary field of IT focuses on how IT applications are designed, managed, and serviced to support business or institutional goals. the program prepares students to design, implement and implement advanced IT products in business environments. theoretical knowledge is reinforced by hands-on manipulation of physical and virtualized hardware, offering students a clear understanding of IT application design. these skill sets, combined with industry work experience and project completion, will prepare graduates for exciting careers in modern IT
Degree requirements
General education subjects (general education) – 30 credits these subjects are taught to form a general knowledge base core specialization subjects (core IT courses) – 120 credits these subjects provide basic knowledge and skills in IT elective subjects (electives) – 60 credits the student can choose subjects from these fields according to his interest and future career plan internship & capstone project – 30 credits practical experience (internship) – in the company and or work on real projects at university total credits: 240
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Course outcomes
Learning outcomes of each subject
Competency matrix
How subjects build each competency