Information Technology

I. GENERAL INTRODUCTION

The undergraduate program in Information Technology is designed with an applied orientation, aiming to equip students with a comprehensive knowledge system from foundational to advanced levels in IT and its specialized fields: Information Technology, Artificial Intelligence and Intelligent Transportation, Data Security and Cybersecurity. Students are provided with a solid foundation in mathematics and computer science, core courses such as data structures, algorithms, programming, databases, computer architecture, and computer networks, along with specialized courses tailored to practical demands and digital transformation trends.

The program emphasizes the development of core professional skills, including algorithmic thinking, system analysis and design, cross-platform software development, network system administration, big data analysis and processing, application of artificial intelligence to real-world problems, as well as information system security and safety skills. Soft skills such as communication, teamwork, presentation, critical thinking, foreign language proficiency, and self-learning capacity are integrated throughout the program.

Upon completion, graduates are capable of working independently or in teams, fostering creative thinking and adapting to technological changes and modern working environments. Graduates can assume positions such as software developers, software engineers, system analysts and designers, data engineers, IT system administrators, AI and data processing engineers in intelligent transportation, data security and cybersecurity specialists, as well as research and teaching staff at educational institutions and research institutes. The program also provides a solid foundation for pursuing higher education or developing research and innovation capacities in the context of Industry 4.0.

II. CURRICULUM STRUCTURE AND STUDY PLAN

The total volume of the entire program is 165 credits, not including Physical Education (04 credits) and National Defense and Security Education (09 credits). Estimated study schedule: 4.5 years/ 9 semesters.