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Model Institute of Technology (MIT), Kathmandu

Bachelor of Information Technology (BIT)

Course

BIT

Course Level

Bachelor Degree

Duration

4 Years

Study Mode

Full Time

Medium

English

Recognition

MoE

Overview

Model Institute of Technology (MIT), Bagbazar, Kathmandu, Nepal offers a 2-year Full-Time BIT (Bachelor of Information Technology) Program which is affiliated with International American University (IAU), USA.

BIT (Bachelor of Information Technology) at MIT is a four-year, 129-credit-hour undergraduate degree program based on a holistic understanding of information technology and its multifaceted applications. The curriculum of the BIT program is designed to integrate foundational IT knowledge with cutting-edge developments in the field, all while nurturing critical thinking and problem-solving skills. The ultimate goal of the program is to empower BIT graduates with the technical acumen and innovative mindset necessary to excel in diverse IT roles and drive technological advancements in the ever-evolving field of technology.

Admission Criteria

  • Completion of grade 10+2 level or equivalent from a recognized Board or University

Graduation Criteria

  • Fulfill 129 credit hours as per the specified curriculum.
  • Participate in a minimum of two internship experiences.
  • Maintain a cumulative GPA of 2.0 on a 4.0 scale by completing all required coursework.
  • Fulfill all academic and financial requirements.

Fields of Career Prospects

  • Software Development
  • Database Administration
  • Cybersecurity
  • Network Administration
  • Systems Analysis
  • IT Project Management
  • Data Analytics and Business Intelligence
  • Cloud Computing
  • Mobile App Development
  • Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning
  • IT Consulting
  • Digital Marketing Technology
  • Healthcare IT
  • Financial Technology (Fintech)

Curricular Structure

The BIT program requires the students to study a total of 129 credit hours. The curricular structure of the program comprises the following course components.

General Education Component

36 Cr

Common Professional Component

51 Cr

Internship Component

2 Cr

Elective Component

31 Cr

Total 

129 Cr

Course Content

Core Component | 8 courses / 24 Semester Hours

Communication & English | 3 Required Courses/9 Sem.Hrs. (Choose 3)

Code

Subject Name

Cr Hrs

COM 100

Intro to Mass Communication

9 Hrs

COM 200

Public Speaking

9 Hrs

ENG 100

English Composition

9 Hrs

ENG 300

Critical Thinking

9 Hrs

Social Sciences | 3 Required Courses/9 Sem.Hrs. (Choose 3)

Code

Subject Name

Cr Hrs

POL 100

Introduction to Political Science

9 Hrs

PSY 100

Introduction to Psychology

9 Hrs

SOC 100

Introduction to Sociology

9 Hrs

SOC 110

Art and Culture

9 Hrs

ECN 200

Introduction to Microeconomics

9 Hrs

Math & Sciences | 4 Required Courses/12 Sem.Hrs.

Code

Subject Name

Cr Hrs

INT 100

Introduction to Information Technology

9 Hrs

BUS 150

Business Math

9 Hrs

INT 150

Computer Applications

9 Hrs

MAT 200

College Algebra

9 Hrs

MAT 220

Introduction to Statistics

9 Hrs

Cultural Studies | 2 Required Courses/6 Sem.Hrs. (Choose 2)

Code

Subject Name

Cr Hrs

HIS 100

World History I

9 Hrs

REL 200

Religions of the world

9 Hrs

Core Professional Curriculum (CPC) | 17 Required Courses / 51 Sem.Hrs.)

Subject Name

Cr Hrs(51 Hrs)

Fundamentals of Information Technology

-

Fundamentals of Programming

-

Object Oriented Programming with Java

-

Discrete Structures

-

Data Structures and Algorithms

-

Computer Organization and Architecture

-

Database Management System

-

Web Design and Development

-

Operating System

-

Computer Networking

-

Software Engineering

-

Cloud Computing and Virtualization

-

Artificial Intelligence

-

Data Warehousing and Data Mining

-

Software Project Management

-

Network and System Administration

-

Introduction to Cyber Security

-

Internship Component

internship counts towards elective credit. - 6 Hrs

Elective Component | 24 Sem.Hrs. (Choose any 8)

The Electives Component requirement can be fulfilled by transferring or completing any undergraduate courses that are not a requirement. Undergraduate course codes are 100-499.

Capstone Component |1 course/3

Capstone

TOTAL - 120 Cr Hrs

Contact Details of Model Institute of Technology (MIT), Kathmandu

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