The Bachelor of Science in Information Technology at Silliman University is a computer and information technology program with general education subjects and major subjects across multiple areas, including programming, databases, networking, and software development. Students take courses such as Introduction to Computing, Fundamentals of Programming, Intermediate Programming, Data Structures & Algorithms, Object-Oriented Programming, Advanced Database Systems, and Web Systems & Technologies.
Learning is structured through scheduled lecture and lab components. The curriculum also includes a Practicum for InfoTech with a practicum requirement of 486 hrs., plus summer capstone work across Capstone Project 1 (w/ RLE) and Capstone Project 2 (w/ RLE), each listed with lecture and lab hours. The curriculum totals 152 credit units, with major subjects totaling 72 credit units and major electives totaling 12 credit units.
Modules
- Introduction to Computing
- Fundamentals of Programming
- Intermediate Programming
- Data Structures & Algorithms
- Networking 1
- Networking 2
- Object-Oriented Programming
- App Development & Emerging Technologies
- Advanced Database Systems
- Systems Integration & Architecture 1
- Human Computer Interaction
- Practicum for InfoTech (w/ Practicum Fee) — 486 hrs.
