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The Master in Information Technology (MIT) program is aimed at IT educators seeking to upgrade their knowledge and skills through a non-thesis course. The program provides training in core computer concepts, theories, and technology. It consists of 54 total units divided among bridging subjects (18 units), core courses (12 units), specialization courses (18 units), and a capstone project (6 units). Applicants without a technical background must complete 15 units of prerequisites.

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The Master in Information Technology (MIT) program is aimed at IT educators seeking to upgrade their knowledge and skills through a non-thesis course. The program provides training in core computer concepts, theories, and technology. It consists of 54 total units divided among bridging subjects (18 units), core courses (12 units), specialization courses (18 units), and a capstone project (6 units). Applicants without a technical background must complete 15 units of prerequisites.

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Master in Information Technology

The Master in Information Technology (MIT) is a non-thesis terminal program directed at information technology
(IT) educators who need to upgrade their knowledge and skills. It is a content course, as opposed to an education
course. It provides educators with increased training in core computer concepts, theories, and technology.
Applicants without backgrounds in computer science, computer engineering, electronics, communication, and
computer engineering, mathematics and related fields are required to take the following subjects:
PRE-REQUISITES Units
CS 21A Introduction to Computing I 3
CS 21B Introduction to Computing II 3
AMC 124 Math for Computer Science 3
MA 20.2 Calculus for Computer Science 6
TOTAL: 15
Applicants may opt to take validation exams to gain exemption from the pre-requisites.
I.BRIDGING SUBJECTS Units
CS 112 Structure of Programming Languages 3
CS 122 Database Systems 3
CS 123 Introduction to Software Engineering 3
CS 150 Computer Architecture 3
CS 154 Computer Networks and Data Communications 3
CS 161 Operating Systems 3
TOTAL: 18
II. CORE COURSES Units
CS 232 Database Systems 3
CS 233 Advanced Systems Analysis and Design 3
CS 235 Technology and Project Management 3
CS 260 Computer Networks and Operating Systems 3
TOTAL: 12
Any six (6) courses/electives offered by the department or any accredited electives from a consortium school and
is directed towards:
III. SPECIALIZATION COURSES Units
Systems Development E-commerce solutions, E-learning solutions, Multimedia solutions
Information Management Model, Design, Implement, Configure and Administer Database
TOTAL: 18
*Elective courses not included in the list and/or offered by other departments may be taken subject to the approval of the DIS CS Graduate
Program Director.
IV. CAPSTONE PROJECT Units
CS 291 Independent Project I 3
CS 292 Independent Project II 3
TOTAL: 6
* Note: Capstone project must be presented in a national or international public forum.

SUMMARY
Bridging Subjects 18 units
Core Courses 12 units
Specialization Courses 18 units
Capstone Project 6 units
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Total 54 units

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