BACHELOR OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
BIT curricula is structured in 4 main parts.
Modules prepare for international certifications : Microsoft, Cisco, CompTia and vmware. Online sessions are part of this curriculum. Each module contains individual or supervised training periods. Final research project (memoire). Exams can be taken a second time in case of failure. All courses are taught from basic level to advanced.
BECOME AN IT BACHELOR BY ENROLLING IN OUR PROGRAMME, YOU WILL GET THE SKILLS YOU NEED.
Part I: Computer Techniques
Part II: Software Development and Soft Skills
- Introduction to Logic/Algorithms.
- Microsoft Visual Studio. VB.Net. Python, Java, C++, C#.
- Microsoft Office Suite and Soft Skills
- Windows Environment Module
- Virtualization, Cloud Storage, and Deployment Models (Public, Private, Hybrid)
Part III: Computer Security
- Data & Information Security
- Internet of Things-IoT
- Ethical Hacker
Part Four: Web Development
- HTML, CSS, JavaScript, React/Angular, PHP, Framework
- Server-side Development
Part V: Introduction to Data Science
- Big Data, Data Analysis, Machine Learning, AI
Training Objectives
- These objectives aim to provide students with a comprehensive education and prepare them to succeed both academically and professionally in the field of IT:
- Understand and master the fundamental concepts of computer science.
- Provide in-depth fundamental knowledge. Develop analytical and critical thinking skills to solve problems.
- Promote practical skills in general.
- Promote research and teamwork.
- Cultivate ethical and professional values. Acquire technical skills.
- Familiarize oneself with emerging technologies.
- Improve communication and teamwork skills.
- Prepare for specific professional roles.
- Prepare for further study or job search.
Professional Objectives
- The professional objectives of Bachelor's students in Information Technology are focused on acquiring strong technical and conceptual skills and preparing for specific professional roles such as:
- Network Administrator
- Help Desk and User Interaction
- Application Programmer
- Web Developer
- Computer System Security Specialist
- Transition player to emerging technologies
Course specifications
- Mixed (at school and online)
- Interactive Learning
- Internships
- This diploma program includes practical components namely laboratory work, internships and practical projects to help students develop relevant skills in this field of study directed towards the IT profession.
Pre-requisites
- Baccalaureate level, university level or equivalent
