IT professionals are trained to perform different duties that range from data management, networking and engineering to database design, software design and the management of the entire system. The Diploma in Information Technology programme educates you on how to face the challenges of IT industry. Furthermore, you will develop skills required for integrated databases, system networks and communication technology within a business context.

Programme Educational Objectives (PEO) :

1. Develop information technology knowledge and subject-specific skills appropriate to proper career success
2. Have team and interpersonal skills, and have effective communication skills to convey information, problems and solutions
3. Have the ability to configure, integrate, deploy systems and utilise software according to the organisational needs as well as providing maintenance and technical support within the organisations
4. Prepare students for progression to further study as part of a process of lifelong learning and/or professional development.

Programme Learning Outcomes (PO) :

1. Knowledge
   Able to demonstrate knowledge and understanding of essential facts, concepts, principles, and theories related to computing with a particular focus on the field of information technology.

2. Practical Skills
   Able to demonstrate hands-on abilities and practical problem-solving skills.

3.  Social Skills and Responsibilities
   Capable of communicating effectively across a range of context and are highly motivated, disciplined and ethical.

4. Ethics, Humanities and Professionalism.
   Able to develop and implement personal work plans to meet deadlines and achieve targets.

5. Communication, Leadership, Team Skills and Presentation
   Able to discuss and present technical and business information in appropriate oral and written forms for a given audience and work collaboratively as a member of a development team.

6. Scientific Methods, Critical Thinking and Problem Solving Skills
   Able to apply knowledge, understanding and skills of appropriate techniques, methods and tools to solve computing problems.

7. Lifelong Learning and Information Management
   Able to recognise the need for professional development and engage in independent and lifelong learning.

8. Entrepreneurship and Managerial Skills
   Demonstrate an awareness and understanding of management, business practices and entrepreneurship.