Department of Information Technology
Web systems, networks, database administration, cybersecurity, and IT operations.
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Departments
Students learn from faculty members specializing in the major fields of modern computing and digital technology.
Department of Computer Science
Algorithms, software engineering, artificial intelligence, and computing theory.
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Business processes, systems analysis, enterprise solutions, and information management.
View programs →Department of Data Science
Statistical modeling, data engineering, visualization, and responsible data use.
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Study Pathways
The college offers degree and focused professional programs at several levels of study.
| Level | Program | Study and Curriculum Focus | Typical Duration | Possible Career Pathways |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Undergraduate | Bachelor of Science in Information Technology | Applied systems, web development, databases, and networking | 4 years | Web developer, IT support specialist, network administrator |
| Undergraduate | Bachelor of Science in Computer Science | Algorithms, software engineering, and intelligent systems | 4 years | Software developer, software tester, computing research assistant |
| Undergraduate | Bachelor of Science in Information Systems | Enterprise systems, systems analysis, and business processes | 4 years | Systems analyst, business analyst, enterprise applications associate |
| Undergraduate | Bachelor of Science in Data Science | Analytics, statistical modeling, and data visualization | 4 years | Data analyst, business intelligence associate, junior data scientist |
| Graduate | Master in Information Technology | Technology leadership, security, and advanced systems | 2–3 years | IT project lead, systems manager, technology consultant |
| Graduate | Master of Science in Computer Science | Research, advanced algorithms, and computing theory | 2–3 years | Computing researcher, advanced software developer, academic pathway |
| Certificate | Certificate in Web Development | Website planning, development, testing, and publishing | 12–16 weeks | Website development projects and junior web-development preparation |
| Certificate | Certificate in Data Analytics | Data preparation, analysis, interpretation, and presentation | 12–16 weeks | Data reporting, spreadsheet analysis, business intelligence support |
| Diploma | Diploma in Information Technology | Focused professional preparation across core IT areas | 1 academic year | IT operations, technical support, applications support |
Durations describe the usual study plan. Completion depends on study load, credited subjects, prerequisites, and project or thesis progress. Certificate schedules are confirmed for each cohort. Career examples indicate possible directions; regulated professions have additional qualification, experience, and licensing requirements.
Admission requirements and schedules vary by program. Certificate and diploma offerings are subject to university approval and sufficient enrollment.
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Our college places students at the center of the learning experience. From the first programming activity to the final capstone project, every learner is encouraged to solve meaningful problems with curiosity, discipline, and integrity.
Dr. Elena Navarro
Dean, College of Information and Communications Technology
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Learning and Entry Guide
Undergraduate Learning
Start with programming, mathematics, and computing fundamentals. Progress to databases, networks, and software and systems projects, then apply your learning through capstone work and practical training.
Graduate Learning
Advanced computing subjects, research methods, and a supervised project or thesis develop specialist knowledge and technical leadership.
Continuing Education
Web Development and Data Analytics build a focused project portfolio. The IT diploma develops broader technical and workplace skills.
Entry and Specialization Guidance
A senior high school qualification supports undergraduate entry. Graduate applicants need a completed bachelor's degree and a review of computing preparation. Bridging subjects may be assigned.
The college provides the detailed curriculum, subject sequence, prerequisites, and available specializations during advising. Review these with your adviser before selecting subjects.
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