The department offers two courses leading to a degree in Electrical Power Technology (Credit transfer) (Teacher’s professional certificate is unavailable) and Bachelor of Science in Computer technology (four years).
The courses include computer science, applied mathematics, communication and networks, computer programming, database and micro-computers with wide-ranging impacts on everything from the design of information technology to understanding of social networks. The graduates can expect careers such as academic staff, programmer, technician, business executive, system analyst, microprocessor designer and developer, webpage designer and developer and computer network designer and supervisor.
