CITC
🠶 OFFERED PROGRAMS
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
The Bachelor of Science in Information Technology program includes the study of the utilization of both hardware and software technologies involving planning, installing, customizing, operating, innovating, managing and administering, and maintaining information technology infrastructure that provides computing solutions to address the needs of an organization. The program instills to students the USTP graduate attributes that will prepare them to address various user needs involving but not limited to the selection, development, application, innovation, integration and management of computing technologies within an organization in local and/or global community. It gives emphasis on three identified area of specialization namely; Network Design and administration, Database and Information System, and Computer Vision and Image processing.
Excited about our Information Technology program? Take the next step by applying now and feel free to reach out for any inquiries!
BSIT MAJOR COURSES
 IT 111  |  Introduction to Computing  |
 IT 112  |  Computer Programming 1  |
 IT 121  |  Computer Programming 2  |
 IT 122  |  Data Structures and Algorithms  |
 IT 123  |  Discrete Mathematics  |
 IT 211  |  Intro to Human Computer Interaction  |
 IT 212  |  Fundamentals of Database Systems  |
 IT 213  |  Platform Technologies  |
 IT 214  |  Object Oriented Programming  |
 IT 215  |  Accounting Principles  |
 IT 221  |  Information Management  |
 IT 222  |  Networking 1  |
 IT 223  |  Web Systems and Technologies  |
 IT 224  |  Systems Integration and Architecture 1  |
 IT 311  |  Information Assurance and Security  |
 IT 312  |  Networking 2  |
 IT 313  |  Mobile Programming  |
 IT 314  |  Software Engineering  |
 IT 315  |  IT Elective 1  |
 IT 321  |  CAPSTONE Project and Research 1  |
 IT 322  |  Integrative Programming and Technologies  |
 IT 323  |  Applications Development and Emerging Technologies  |
 IT 324  |  Quantitative Methods  |
 IT 325  |  IT Elective 2  |
 IT 411  |  CAPSTONE Project and Research 2  |
 IT 412  |  System Administration and Maintenance  |
 IT 413  |  Social and Professional Issues  |
 IT 414  |  IT Elective 3  |
 IT 415  |  IT Elective 4  |
 IT 421  |  PRACTICUM  |
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
- Software Developers
- Information Technology Consultant
- Information Technology Business Analyst
- Computer Network Architect
- Support Specialist
- Computer Programmer
- Quality Assurance Tester
- Web Developer
- IT Technician
- Systems Analyst
- Network Engineer
- User Experience Designer
- Database Administrator
- Software Engineer
MASTER IN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
The Master in Information Technology (MIT) is a professional program that emphasizes the acquisition of concepts and technologies preparing and enabling the student for the industrial practice of systems integration, system administration, system planning, system implementation and other activities that maintain the integrity and proper functionality of a system and its component.
MIT is a two-year graduate program that introduces students to advanced theoretical and practical aspects of Information and Communications Technology.
It combines knowledge in organizational systems, information security and management, and service management, which aims to equip professionals with the tools, knowledge, skills, and understanding of the latest technologies that are used in today’s business and organizations.
Excited about our Information Technology program? Take the next step by applying now and feel free to reach out for any inquiries!
MIT MAJOR COURSES
 MIT 101  |  Advance Operating System and Networking  |
 MIT 101  |  Advance Database Systems  |
 MIT 101  |  Advanced Systems Design and Implementation  |
 MIT 104  |  Information Technology and Project Management  |
 EL 101  |  Specialization Course 1  |
 EL 102  |  Specialization Course 2  |
 EL 103  |  Specialization Course 3  |
 EL 104  |  Specialization Course 4  |
 MIT 105A  |  Capstone Project 1  |
 EL 105  |  Specialization Course 5  |
 EL 106  |  Specialization Course 6  |
 MIT 105B  |  Capstone Project 2  |
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 IT Specialized Elective Courses  | |
       TRACK 1 |  Electronic Commerce  |
 Multimedia Systems  | |
 Business Intelligence and Data Analysis  | |
 Enterprise Systems / IT Design Studio / IT Service Delivery  | |
 Computer Ethics  | |
 Mobile Application Development  | |
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       TRACK 2 |  Mobile and Wireless Networks  |
 System Administration and IT Infrastructure Services  | |
 Proactive Computer Security  | |
 Data Center Management  | |
 Cybersecurity, Network Security and Ethical Hacking  | |
 Internet-of-Things (IoT)  | |
🠶 THE FACULTY
Engr. Jay Noel N. Rojo, MSIT
John Benedict L. Bernardo, MIT
Jocelyn B. Barbosa, Ph.D.
Arlene A. Baldevolar, MAEd, MIT
Geraldine A. Blanco
Al-Monte Vince M. Calo, MIT
Ma. Esther B. Chio, MIT
Petal May M. Dal
Paul Joseph M. Estrera, MIT
Jocelyn L. Garrido, MIT
Rhea Suzette M. Haguisan, MBA
Jomar C. Llevado, MIT
Archie O. Pachica, MIT
Floreto B. Quinito Jr., MIT
Love Jhoy M. Raboy, MIT
Jc Vanny Mill A. Saledaien
Engr. Ulrich Lee F. Uy, MIT
Aire Jade L. Taga
