Objectives of the Department of Information Technology
- Provide relevant and quality education in information and communications technology (ICT).
- Generate innovative technologies and systems that upholds the global and national initiatives of bridging the digital divide in the diverse range of human experiences, in every sector of the society and the economy.
- Provide technological expertise in the field of information technology for the country, the region and beyond.
Program Description
The Bachelor of Science in Information Technology (BSIT) program equips students with the expertise to plan, create, install, customize, operate, manage, and maintain information technologies that address the computing needs of organizations. Throughout the program, students develop critical skills essential for the selection, development, application, integration, and management of computing technologies. By engaging in problem-solving activities and research-driven projects, students learn to assess emerging technolgies, idnetify effective solutions for organizational challenges, and stay at the forefront of IT innovations. Graduates of the program are well-prepared for a variety of roles, including software engineer, web and applications developer, systems administrator, database administrator, network administrator, networks engineer, IT auditor, systems analyst, computer programmer, IT manager, and multimedia specialist.
DIT Faculty Members
Angelika S. Balagot
Instructor I
Joseph Ariel J. Barza
Instructor I
Jan P. Bautista
Instructor I
Ryan L. Bermoza
Instructor I
Karlo Cris G. Bolisay
Instructor I
Dr. Khavee Agustus W. Botangen
Professor IV
Cenon Conrado C. Divina
Instructor I
Daryl F. Espino
Instructor III
Joey G. Fernando
Instructor I
Anazel P. Gamilla
Instructor I
Jerome O. Garcia
Instructor I
Gemlyn S. Inocencio
Instructor I
Amir . Ledesma
Instructor I
Dr. Nemesio A. Macabale Jr.
Professor VI
Marycris A. Manalang
Assistant Professor I
Almarc A. Marco
Instructor I
Almarc A. Marco
Instructor I
Dr. Marlon A. Naagas
Assistant Professor V
Santi S. Ognita
Instructor I
Ian B. Panahon
Instructor I
Ivan Christian L. Salinas
Instructor I
Maria Isabel M. Santos
Assistant Professor I
Cristian Rey C. Seco
Instructor II
Anjela C. Tolentino
Instructor III
Evelyn A. Villanueva
Assistant Professor IDIT Undergraduate Program
Bachelor of Science in Information Technology (BSIT)
Program Educational Objectives (PEO)
The BSIT program is designed to produce graduates who are VITAL:
- Versatile: Extensively-trained professionals who are equipped with analytical, technical, interpersonal, leadership, and entrepreneurial competence affording them maximum flexibility to assume appropriate ICT lead roles and to function effectively in multidisciplinary and diverse teams;
- Innovative and Growth Committed: Cognizant to opportunities for personal and professional growth, participating in life-long learning processes, either on-the-job or in graduate school;
- Technology Adaptive: Adaptive to the changing work environment, keeping abreast to technology trends and developments;
- Accountable Leaders: Capable to lead and conduct ICT-based solutions, taking into account environmental, legal, ethical, moral, cultural and societal implications of ICT projects and researches; and
- Legacy-Building Professionals: Adept with the sense of professionalism and the personal discipline to succeed in their chosen career to become productive, responsible, and contributing global citizens.
Program Specializations
The program currently offers two specializations (majors), which students can choose to pursue starting in the second semester of their junior year:
- BSIT - Software Systems and Web Applications Engineering
- BSIT - Network Systems and Infrastructure Engineering
Graduates of this major are focused on the development of software solutions, web applications, and emerging technologies like AI, AR/VR, and blockchain. They are often involved in coding, systems design, and creating software that meets user needs.
Graduates of this maajor are more involved in the design, implementation, and management of network systems, cybersecurity, and IT infrastructure. Their work ensures that the underlying technology and systems operate securely and efficiently.
For more information about the BSIT program, please see or download our brochure. Download brochure here
To view the 2018 version of the BSIT program of study, please refer to the provided document here.
DIT Awards & Recognition
The Department of Information and Communications Technology-Region 3 awarded the Department for its invaluable contribution and unwavering support in implementing ICT literacy and competency development programs. The same body also recognized the Department for its invaluable support and coordination in the conduct of HACKFORGOV 2023: Cyber Challenge Competition. The Department has also been chosen by the Philippine Society of Information Technology Educators-Central Luzon Region as one of the most consistently active institutions in the region.
Moreover, the faculty members of the Department have been involved in various technical assistance and consultancy services as Resource Persons/Technical Experts in partnership with Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) and selected Local Government Units (LGUs).
DIT Researches
Faculty Research Undertakings
DIT Facilities
IT LEC 201
CLIRDEC - Second Floor
IT LEC 202
CLIRDEC - Second Floor
IT LEC 203
CLIRDEC - Second Floor
IT LEC 204
CLIRDEC - Second Floor
IT LEC 205
CLIRDEC - Second Floor
COM LAB 209
CLIRDEC - Second Floor
COM LAB 210
CLIRDEC - Second Floor
COM LAB 214
CLIRDEC - Second Floor
LMS LAB 213
CLIRDEC - Second Floor
IT LEC 221
CLIRDEC - Second Floor
IT LEC 222
CLIRDEC - Second Floor
IT LEC 223
CLIRDEC - Second Floor
IT LEC 108
CLIRDEC - Ground Floor
READING CENTER
CLIRDEC - Ground Floor
CONFERENCE ROOM
CLIRDEC - Ground Floor
COM LAB 214
CLIRDEC - Second Floor
COM LAB 215
CLIRDEC - Second Floor
NET LAB 216
CLIRDEC - Second FloorDIT Alumni
Disclaimer: The information/s to be seen here is only a partial information extracted from a Google Form survey gathered by the Department of Information Technology. This is not an official document.