De Potter College of Health Technology

(ND) Computer Studies – 2years

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The Computer Studies programme provides students with comprehensive theoretical knowledge and practical skills in computer science and information technology. The curriculum covers computer programming, database management, networking, web development, software engineering, operating systems, computer hardware maintenance, cybersecurity, and data analysis, preparing graduates for careers in the rapidly evolving digital and technology sector.

The programme is approved by the National Board for Technical Education (NBTE). Graduates acquire the technical competence and professional skills required to work in software development, information technology support, systems administration, networking, database management, and other ICT-related fields. They are also well-prepared for further studies and professional certifications in computing and information technology.

Program Highlight

Faculty

Health Information Management

Duration

2 Years

Language

English

About Program

The ND Computer Science programme focuses on developing competent computing professionals who can apply computer technologies to solve real-world challenges. Students are introduced to fundamental concepts in programming, computer systems, database management, networking, software development, web technologies, and information systems.

The curriculum combines classroom instruction, computer laboratory sessions, practical projects, and industry-oriented training to build students’ programming skills, analytical thinking, problem-solving abilities, creativity, and technical competence. Students gain practical experience in software design, application development, computer hardware maintenance, data management, and the use of modern digital tools.

The programme emphasizes critical thinking, teamwork, cybersecurity awareness, ethical computing practices, and continuous learning to prepare students for the rapidly evolving technology industry.