The Graduate School of Science and Technology (GSST) at Mid-West University (MU) offers a four-year, practical-intensive Bachelor of Information Technology (BIT) program that aims to give students a thorough understanding of the fundamental concepts of information technology, including computer hardware and software programming, networking, databases, cybersecurity, artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning, and project management. The program's interdisciplinary design guaranties that students acquire a well-rounded understanding of theoretical ideas and real-world applications, enabling them to become flexible professionals in the ever-evolving field of technology.
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Candidates may apply for admission if they have successfully completed secondary school or an equivalent course of study with an aggregate of 50% or 2.00 GPAP out of 4.
First Semester
Subject Code | Subject |
CFC410 | Moral Education and Life Skill Development |
CFC411 | Basic English |
CFC412 | Computer Fundamentals |
BIT413 | Discrete Mathematics |
BIT414 | Fundamentals of Programming |
BIT415 | Applied Mathematics |
BIT416 | Database Management System |
Second Semester
Subject Code | Subject |
CFC420 | Intermediate English |
CFC421 | Computer Applications |
BIT422 | Introduction to Networking and Data Communication |
BIT423 | Principles of Cybersecurity |
BIT424 | Principles of Software Engineering |
BIT425 | Data Structure and Algorithm |
BIT426 | Object-Oriented Programming I |
Third Semester
Subject Code | Subject |
CFC430 | Advance English |
CFC431 | Glorified History and Culture of Nepal |
BIT432 | Object-Oriented Programming II |
BIT433 | Introduction to Data Analytics |
BIT434 | Human Computer Interaction |
BIT435 | Requirements Modelling |
BIT436 | Web Application Development |
Fourth Semester
Subject Code | Subject |
CFC440 | Organic Food Health and Happiness |
CFC441 | Disaster and Humanitarian Response |
BIT442 | Computer Architecture and Design |
BIT443 | Enterprise IT Infrastructure System I |
BIT444 | Fundamentals of Graphic Design |
BIT445 | Cloud Computing |
BIT446 | Artificial Intelligence |
Fifth Semester
Subject Code | Subject |
CFC450 | Basic Research Writing Ethics Publication and Seminar |
CFC451 | Basic Statistics and Bioinformatics |
BIT452 | Internet of Things |
BIT453 | Enterprise IT Infrastructure System II |
BIT454 | Project - I |
Elective - I |
Sixth Semester
Subject Code | Subject |
BIT460 | Information System Risk Management |
BIT461 | Fundamentals of Data Protection and IT Security |
BIT462 | IT for Local and National Context |
BIT463 | Data Visualization |
BIT464 | Project - II |
Elective - II |
Seventh Semester
Subject Code | Subject |
BIT470 | Entrepreneurship and Innovation |
BIT471 | E-Business Technology |
BIT472 | IT Project |
Elective - III |
Eighth Semester
Subject Code | Subject |
BIT489 | Internship |
Elective Subjects
BIT 455 | Elective - I |
BIT455 | Software Security |
BIT455 | Digital Forensic |
BIT455 | Web Analytics |
BIT455 | Principles of Machine Learning and Automation |
BIT 465 | Elective - II |
BIT465 | Blockchain and Digital Future |
BIT465 | Data Warehouse and Mining |
BIT465 | Cyber Analytics |
BIT465 | loT Smart Government |
BIT473 | Elective - III |
BIT473 | Introduction to Machine Learning and Application |
BIT473 | UI/UX Design |
BIT473 | AWS Cloud |
BIT473 | Software Security Management |
After completing the program, graduates will be able to:
Apply programming and computational concepts to solve IT-related problems.
Design, develop, test, and maintain software and web applications.
Manage databases, computer networks, operating systems, and information systems.
Apply cybersecurity principles to protect information and IT infrastructure.
Analyze and implement appropriate IT solutions for organizational needs.
Apply knowledge of artificial intelligence, cloud computing, data management, and emerging technologies.
Conduct IT-related research and develop technology-based solutions.
Demonstrate effective communication, teamwork, leadership, and project management skills.
Apply ethical, professional, and socially responsible practices in IT.
Pursue careers in software development, networking, cybersecurity, database administration, systems analysis, IT management, and related technology fields.
The Bachelor of Information Technology (BIT) is an undergraduate program that provides comprehensive knowledge and practical skills in information technology, programming, software development, databases, networking, cybersecurity, web technologies, and information systems. The program combines technical and management-oriented learning to prepare students to design, develop, implement, and manage IT solutions for real-world applications
