Westcliff University’s Bachelor of Science in Information Technology (BSIT) program, offered by the Presidential Graduate School, is a four-year, 120-credit program meticulously designed to cultivate mid and supportive-level IT practitioners. This unique program encompasses a broad spectrum of Information Communication Technology (ICT), ranging from its theoretical and mathematical foundations to cutting-edge developments in computer intelligent systems, robotics, computer vision, system design and development, bioinformatics, and data-mining/data warehousing. The school firmly believes that the diverse range of courses offered in this program produces competent IT professionals capable of meeting the demands of both domestic and global markets while thriving individually and professionally. This 4-year, 120-credit BSIT degree represents a high-value investment.

Furthermore, the degree empowers students to effectively apply their acquired skills in socioeconomic design and development. Graduates are equipped to independently engage in three distinct components:

1. Develop effective methods to solve various computing problems.

2. Invent modern, global applications of computers in IT sectors.

3. Innovate, design, develop, and implement software in alignment with global trends

This academic program not only provides students with a robust conceptual foundation but also imparts practical skills in various areas of ICT, ensuring they are well-prepared for the dynamic and evolving field of Information Technology.