The Bachelor of Information Technology (Hons) programme aims to equip students with the knowledge and skills to design, develop and apply information technology (IT) that helps organisations thrive in a challenging business climate.

The programme places an emphasis on acquiring the specialised skills needed for successful and long-term careers in the IT industry. To shape graduates who are ready for the fast-paced IT environment, students in this programme learn how to integrate advanced computing theories with extended core competencies on project management, entrepreneurship and business intelligence.

Blended with an innovative curriculum, this programme balances theory and practical applications in a broad range of Internet technologies. Students will go through extensive laboratory practice with four months of intensive industrial training designed to provide substantial exposure in the real world.

Through this programme, they will develop strong analytical skills and apply critical thinking abilities to solve complex business problems with IT knowledge, principles and practical industry applications.

The following courses make up the Bachelor of Information Technology (Hons) programme curriculum:

Assessment
Students’ ability is gauged both through continuous assessments and a final exam at the end of each semester. The continuous assessment component comprises tests/quizzes, mid-term examination and projects/assignments which accounts for an allocation of about 40-50 marks depending on the course. The balance of the marks is allocated for the final examination.for the final examination.

April, March and Oct/Nov