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Programme Title: |
Bachelor of Science (Information Technology) |
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Introduction |
The degree has a major focus on computers and technology and concentrates on the business and communication applications of computing. |
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Programme objectives |
The objectives of the program are to train learners: · To understand computing and mathematics appropriate for the discipline. · To analyse problems, and provide solutions to IT based problems. · To demonstrate professionalism, ethics, legal, security and social responsibilities as well as best practices and standards and their application in the field of Information Technology. · To analyse the local and global impact of computing on individuals, organizations, and society. · To apply business intelligence skills in enterprise decision making. |
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Justification / Rationale |
There is a growing need to keep up with frequent changes in technological trends; to provide industry demands for a robust curriculum and hands-on learning in niche technologies in order to enhance competence and cater for the requirements of the industry; and to address the unprecedented growth and efficiency improvements in the computing industry which has widened the scope of IT. |
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Entry Requirements |
Mean grade of C + (Plus) at KCSE or equivalent with at least C+ (Plus) in Mathematics and English OR Mean grade of C (Plain) at KCSE or equivalent with Diploma in Information Technology or related field from a recognized institution with a grade C (Plain) or equivalent in Mathematics and English or equivalent. |
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Mode and Structure of Delivery |
Regular Full-Time; Regular Part-time (City campus) |
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Programme Duration |
4 Years |
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Curriculum Highlights |
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Career Opportunities |
· With a Bachelor of Science (Information Technology) degree, career opportunities are in the areas of IT security specialist, Network engineer, IT technician, Web developer, Systems analyst, amongst others. |
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Tuition and Fee structure |
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Why this Programme at KU |
The BSc. (Information Technology) at KU meets market and industry needs by ensuring stakeholder involvement in the curriculum development and review. The many computer labs on campus ensure delivery of the practical aspects of the program. |