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prepares graduates for critical roles in the rapidly evolving IT profes-sion. Students in the IT program learn the technical skills and gain the theoreti-cal knowledge necessary to understand current computer technology, interpret emerging technologies and communi-cate with other information technology professionals.
In a field that is ever dynamic where its advancement had been rapid and its development a continuous process, the BSIT program provides an innovative, flexible, and convenient course offering program that meets the demand of the industry and the prepares the students to competently handle future develop-ment in the field of information technol-ogy. |
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Course Program Objective
The BSIT program prepares students to be IT professionals, be well versed on applica-tion program installation, operation, devel-opment, maintenance and administration, and familiar with the hardware installation, operation, and maintenance. |
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Career Opportunities
 Health Info. System Administrator
Application Developer
Database Administrator
Entrepreneur in IT Industry
Information Security Administrator
Information Technology Instructor
Network Administrator
Network Engineer
Systems Analyst
Technical Support Specialist
Test Engineer
Web Administrator / Web Master
Web Developer |
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Technical Competencies
Health Information Technology
Health Information Management
Systems Analysis and Design
Operation of Database, networks and multimedia systems
Software integration, testing and docu-mentation
Systems Management and Administra-tion
Principles of Accounting |
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Internship Program
Immersion program for IT students is a chance and opportunity to be with the IT industry including Hospitals using Informa-tion Systems in their operations.
The program allows students the chance to apply the skills, knowledge and attitude learned in college and the opportunity to experience the corporate environment.
Learning expectations in the IT related field is establish between the HEI and the industry in the form of a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) or Memorandum of Un-derstanding (MOU). |
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IT Facilities
Brand New Computers with one-is-to-one computer stu-dent ratio
All day WiFi and Internet ac-cess
DVD / CD IT Topics Collection
Network Computer Laborato-ries with fully installed Net-work Application and File Serv-ers for test deployment of computer programs |
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College Facilities
Gymnasium for basketball and Volley-ball games
Swimming Pool
Spacious Canteen
Adequate Parking Area
Information KIOSK and other student |
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