Bachelor of Science in Information and Communications Technology

Bachelor of Science in Information and Communications Technology

Program Description

This is a single degree leading to an AUPP Bachelor of Science in Information and Communications Technology. The Information and Communications Technology (ICT) program is designed to develop graduates with the ability to manage and lead the computer-based information systems. The program aligns the capabilities of information technology to business analysis and communications. Students are encouraged to sharpen their skills in Network Infrastructure and Security, Telecom, Data Science, Software Engineering, and Management Information System.

Students enhance their critical thinking, problem solving, and analytical skills with knowledge of management principles. The program is a balance of technology, management, communications, and the liberal arts.

Program Learning Outcomes

Knowledge

PLO 1. Demonstrate advanced knowledge in ICT concepts.

PLO 2. Acquire expertise in ICT fields, enabling them to address complex ICT challenges effectively.

Cognitive Skills

PLO 3. Develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills, applying them to analyze and resolve complex ICT-related issues and challenges.

PLO 4. Cultivate effective communication and teamwork abilities, facilitating collaboration and knowledge sharing in multidisciplinary ICT environments.

Interpersonal Skills and Responsibility

PLO 5. Exemplify ethical responsibility and effective interpersonal skills, enabling them to collaborate professionally and make ethically informed decisions.

Numerical, IT, and Communication Skills

PLO 6. Excel in quantitative analysis, leverage cutting-edge information technology, and communicate effectively, enhancing their ICT problem-solving and communication abilities.

Psychomotor Skills

PLO 7. Demonstrate proficiency in executing technical tasks, practical applications, or laboratory experiments relevant to their chosen field of study.

Career Opportunities

Students will be equipped with the necessary knowledge, real-life experience, and skills to be entrepreneurs in today’s influential industries including Telecommunications, Network, and IT. Graduates are well-prepared to enter technology related careers, such as, network designer and administrator, core network engineer, radio engineer, system administrator, cyber security engineer/administrator, software developer, database administrator, web designer/developer, mobile develop, IT project manager, and Data scientist.

Bachelor of Science, Information and Communications Technology

Program Structure

Required Total Credits (123)

General Education

31

Core Major

62

Specialization Electives

30

General Education Courses (Required: 31 credits)

Students select courses from the list of General Education (Foundation) requirement section of the Catalog.

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Core Major (Required 62 Credits)

Code	Course Name	Credit
COSC 111	Computer Science Survey	3
COSC 121	Computer Science A	3
COSC 221	Computer Science B	3
COSC 241	Computing Science Fundamentals	3
COSC 251	Data Structure	3
COSC 321	Systems Architecture	3
COSC 331	Operating Systems	3
COSC 421	Programming Languages	3
COSC 431	Computer Graphics	3
COSC 441	Software Engineering	3
FYP 401	Final Year Project – I	3
FYP 402	Final Year Project – II	3
INFO 250	Web Development I	3
INFO 251	Web Development II	3
INFO 652	Programming and Database Design	3
INFO 653	Web Development III	3
INTS 400	Internship	3
ITM 201	Java Programming I	3
ITM 340	Math for Computing	3
MATH 234A	Analytic Geometry and Calculus I	5

Specialization Electives (Required: 30 credits)

Student will take 10 elective courses from one of the specialization available for ICT major.

Graduation Requirements:

Students must have 2.00 GPA in all coursework and meet the required total credits.