The Bachelor of Science in Information Technology program is an Authentic-based learning program designed to empower students with the knowledge and skills required for success in the ever-evolving tech landscape. Our Authentic-based learning curriculum fosters innovation, problem-solving, and adaptability, shaping the future of the digital world. Join us today!
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In a rapidly evolving digital landscape, the demand for skilled information technology professionals continues to soar. The Bachelor of Science in Information Technology (BSc in IT) program at the Sri Lanka International Buddhist Academy (SIBA) is meticulously crafted to empower aspiring technologists with the knowledge, expertise, and practical skills necessary to excel in the dynamic world of IT. Specially with Authentic-based learning.
Graduates construct tailored computer models for problem-solving.
Use research-based knowledge for substantial conclusions.
Well-founded decisions in local and global contexts.
Adherence to ethical principles and computing norms.
Proficient in creating systems that meet specific criteria.
Adapt and develop computing tools for analyses.
Evaluate solutions using cutting-edge technologies.
Effective in independent or team roles.
Strong communication and clear instruction.
Keen on continuous professional growth and tech adaptation.
Apply financial acumen in multidisciplinary settings.
The program typically spans 8 semesters
For local candidates, a GCE Advanced Level (A/L) qualification with three passes in any subject stream, a credit pass in mathematics at the GCE O/L level, and a preferred credit pass in English at the GCE O/L level. International candidates need equivalent qualifications.
Graduates can pursue careers in software development, data analysis, IT consulting, and more.
Authentic-based learning in Bachelor of Science (BSc) degree programs integrates real-world experiences into the curriculum, enhancing student understanding and skills. It involves hands-on experiences like laboratory work, fieldwork, and internships, enabling students to apply theoretical knowledge practically. Through project-based assignments and collaborative research, students develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills. This approach also encourages interdisciplinary collaboration and embraces diversity, preparing students for the challenges of the modern workforce.
For prospective candidates, admission to the Bachelor of Science in Information Technology program at SIBA Campus is contingent upon meeting specific academic prerequisites. Local applicants should have successfully completed the GCE Advanced Level (A/L) with a minimum of three passes in any subject stream (Science, Commerce, Technology, or Arts). Additionally, a credit pass in mathematics at the GCE O/L level is a mandatory requirement, with a credit pass in English at the GCE O/L level being highly preferred.
Proficiency in English is typically required for international applicants.
Applicants may need to demonstrate English language proficiency through standardized tests.
Language requirements may vary, so it's important to check the specific criteria set by SIBA Campus.
Should have completed the GCE Advanced Level (A/L) with three passes in any subject stream
A credit pass in Mathematics at the GCE O/L level
A credit pass in English at the GCE O/L level is preferred
Foreign candidates are welcome to apply if they hold qualifications deemed equivalent to the G.C.E. (A/L) Examination of Sri Lanka or the qualifications required for university admission in their home country.
All registered students should sit for an English proficiency test conducted by SIBA and all students should complete the Intensive Program which is offered by SIBA as a mandatory requirement.
| Intensive Program –Preparatory Semester |
| IT 084 Basic Mathematics |
| IT 085 Basics of Programming |
| IT 086 Basics of Web Technologies |
BSc in Information Technology Semester-based Study Plan
| Semester I | |||
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Course Code |
Course Title | State | No of Credits |
| IT 175 | Introduction to Graphics Tools | C | 0 |
| IT 180 | Introduction to Computing | C | 2 |
| IT 181 | Mathematics for Computing I | C | 2 |
| IT 182 | Programming Methodologies | C | 2 |
| IT 184 | Database Management Systems I | C | 2 |
| IT 185 | Client-Side Web Technologies | C | 2 |
| IT 137 | English & Communication I | C | 1 |
| Total Credits should be completed in the Semester (C) | 11 | ||
| Semester II | |||
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Course Code |
Course Title | State | No of Credits |
| IT 186 | Human-Computer Interaction | C | 2 |
| IT 187 | System Analysis and Design | C | 2 |
| IT 196 | Basic Probability and Statistics | C | 2 |
| IT 197 | Server-Side Web Development | C | 2 |
| IT 235 | Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming Concepts | C | 3 |
| IT 138 | English & Communication Il | C | 1 |
| IT 130 | Soft skills and Service Project | M | 0 |
| IT 131 | Meditation | M | 0 |
| Total Credits should be completed in the Semester (C) | 12 | ||
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Semester III |
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| Course Code | Course Title | State | No of Credits |
| IT 183 | Computer Architecture | C | 2 |
| IT 198 | Project Work | C | 2 |
| IT 236 | Database Management Systems II | C | 2 |
| IT 237 | Computer Networks and Data Communication | C | 2 |
| IT 239 | Mathematics for Computing II | C | 2 |
| IT 241 | Software Engineering | C | 2 |
| IT 139 | English & Communication III | C | 1 |
| Total Credits should be completed in the Semester (C) | 13 | ||
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Semester IV |
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| Course Code | Course Title | State | No of Credits |
| IT 188 | Computer Graphics | C | 2 |
| IT 240 | Advanced Programming with Java I | C | 3 |
| IT 242 | Data Structures and Algorithms | C | 2 |
| IT 244 | Operating Systems Concepts | C | 2 |
| IT 245 | Network Design and Administration | C | 2 |
| IT 140 | English & Communication IV | C | 1 |
| Total Credits should be completed in the Semester (C) | 12 | ||
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Semester V |
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| Course Code | Course Title | State | No of Credits |
| IT 243 | IT Project Management | C | 2 |
| IT 250 | Advanced Database Systems | C | 3 |
| IT 253 | System Administration with Linux | C | 2 |
| IT 256 | Data Science and Analytics | C | 3 |
| IT 141 | English & Communication V | C | 1 |
| Total Credits should be completed in the Semester (C) | 11 | ||
| Semester VI | |||
| Course Code | Course Title | State | No of Credits |
| IT 189 | Advanced Topics in Information Technology | C | 2 |
| IT 249 | Software Quality Assurance | C | 2 |
| IT 251 | Advanced Web Development | C | 3 |
| IT 252 | Information Security | C | 2 |
| IT 255 | Advanced Programming with Java II | C | 3 |
| Total Credits should be completed in the Semester (C) | 12 | ||
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Semester VII |
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| Course Code | Course Title | State | No of Credits |
| IT 238 | Ethical and Legal Aspects in IT | C | 2 |
| IT 246 | Cloud Computing | C | 2 |
| IT 254 | Digital Image Processing | C | 2 |
| IT 257 | Bioinformatics | C | 2 |
| IT 345 | Artificial Intelligence | C | 3 |
| IT 368 | Proposal Presentation | C | 1 |
| IT 344 | Android Development | O | 2 |
| Total Credits should be completed in the Semester (C) | 12 | ||
| Semester VIII | |||
| Course Code | Course Title | State | No of Credits |
| IT 367 | Project Work and Report Writing | C | 8 |
| IT 380 | Internship (Non GPA) | C | 6 |
| Total Credits should be completed in the Semester (C) | 14 | ||
| Total No of Credits of the BSc Degree Program | 97 | ||
| Total Number of Credits for GPA Calculation. | 91 | ||