The Bachelor in Information Technology (BIT) is a four-year undergraduate program designed to provide students with comprehensive knowledge and practical skills in information technology. The program covers programming, data structures and algorithms, databases, computer networks, operating systems, web technologies, software engineering, cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, cloud computing, data analytics, and information systems. It combines theoretical learning with practical projects, laboratory work, internships, and industry-oriented training.
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completed twelve years of education, or the Nepali government's equivalent.
obtained a minimum D+ in every subject in grades 11 and 12 with a minimum CGPA of 1.80, or at least second division in the 10 + 2, PCL, or comparable program.
fulfilled every condition for the application.
received passing grades on the university's entrance exam.
First Semester
Course Code | Course Title |
BIT411 | Foundations of Information Technology |
BIT412 | Programming in C |
BHS413 | Mathematics |
BIT414 | Digital Logic |
BHS415 | Economics |
Second Semester
Course Code | Course Title |
BIT421 | Object-oriented Programming |
BIT422 | Computer Architecture |
BIT423 | Discrete Structure |
BHS424 | Statistics |
BHS425 | Communication Skills |
Third Semester
Course Code | Course Title |
BIT431 | Python Programming |
BIT432 | Data Structure and Algorithms |
BIT433 | Database Management System |
BIT434 | Web Technology |
BHS435 | Sociology |
Fourth Semester
Course Code | Course Title |
BIT441 | Operating System |
BIT442 | System Analysis and Design |
BIT443 | Advanced Web Technology |
BIT444 | Artificial Intelligence |
BHS445 | Technical Writing |
BIT446 | Project I |
Fifth Semester
Course Code | Course Title |
BIT451 | Software Engineering and Project Management |
BIT452 | Mobile Application Development |
BIT453 | Database Administration |
BIT454 | .Net Technology |
BMG455 | Principles of Management |
BIT306 | Project II |
Sixth Semester
Course Code | Course Title |
BIT461 | Computer Network and Data Communication |
BIT462 | Information Security |
BIT463 | Network and System Administration |
BIT464 | Digital Governance |
BHS465 | Psychology |
Seventh Semester
Course Code | Course Title |
BIT471 | GIS and Remote Sensing |
BIT472 | Business Information Systems |
BIT473 | Machine Learning |
BIT474 | Major Project |
- | Elective I |
Eighth Semester
Course Code | Course Title |
BIT481 | E-Commerce and Digital Marketing |
BIT482 | Cloud Computing |
BIT483 | Internship |
Elective II | |
Elective III |
List of Courses of Elective I
Course Code | Course Title |
BIT475 | Computer Graphics and Animation |
BIT476 | Internet of Things |
BIT477 | IT Entrepreneurship and Innovation |
BIT478 | Big Data Technologies |
BIT479 | Human Computer Interaction |
BIT470 | Emerging Technologies |
List of Courses for Elective II and Elective III
Course Code | Course Title |
BIT484 | Cyber Security and Ethics |
BIT485 | Digital Economy |
BIT486 | Information System Auditing |
BIT487 | Game Development |
BIT488 | Natural Language Processing |
BIT489 | DevOps |
BIT490 | Computer Vision |
BIT491 | Data Warehousing and Data Mining |
BIT492 | Software Quality Assurance |
After completing the program, graduates will be able to:
Apply fundamental and advanced IT concepts to solve real-world problems.
Design, develop, test, and maintain software and information systems.
Apply programming, data structures, algorithms, and software engineering techniques.
Design and manage databases and information-management systems.
Configure, manage, and troubleshoot computer networks and IT infrastructure.
Develop web, mobile, and other technology-based applications.
Apply cybersecurity principles to protect systems, networks, and digital information.
Apply artificial intelligence, machine learning, data analytics, and cloud-computing technologies.
Analyze organizational requirements and develop appropriate IT solutions.
Conduct IT research, projects, and practical investigations.
Use modern computing tools and technologies for problem-solving and decision-making.
Demonstrate effective communication, teamwork, leadership, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills.
