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BSIT major subjects


       Every students after graduated in high school they need to choose a course, one of the in demand course now is BSIT. Every one want to know about technology, one school that offered a BSIT course is CLSU or Central Luzon State University.

        BSIT is also known as Bachelor of Science in Information Technology. The BSIT  is not a direct course at Central Luzon State University, so when the students became sophomore they have major subjects like Computer Programming 1 which the application used is C++, then the Logic design, and Orientation in Information Technology, and Discrete Mathematics. When the students passed this all major subject in the 1st semester they can have major subjects in the 2nd semester and this subjects are Computer Programming 2, Data Structure and Algorithm and the Computer Organization. You'll need to passed it all major subjects when you are in sophomore year to be a junior or 3rd year college. When you are in a 3rd year level, you also need to passed all major subjects in your 1st semester and this are the Computer Programming 3, File Organization and Operating System, the in 2nd semester the major subjects are Database Management System, Data Communication, System Development with Objects and Networking Administration 1. Then in the 4th year level you'll need to choose your major. There are 2 choices in what major do you want the SYSDEV or System Development and Design and the Networking. The 4th year students need to passed all the minor and major subjects to have an OJT or On the Job Training. After the OJT the graduating students needs to report or have a defense in their adviser and  to their teachers.

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1 comments:

Mohit Verma said...

I choose the BSIT Course because if offered more “hands on” compared to Computer Science which is more theory. I was able to elevate my contribution at work as I went through the program and learned new things. It was a great experience. One is not necessarily better than the other, it comes down to what path you think you want to make the journey down. For example, network admin versus programmer? My degree allowed me to enter management and eventually specialize in security. I now own my own Cybersecurity company. Good luck!

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