Bachelor of Science in Industrial Techology

Program Description

The Bachelor of Science in Industrial Technology (BSIT) is a four-year degree program that has a total of 162 units. This program provides the students with specialized knowledge and skills in English, Mathematics, Physical and Social Sciences, together with progressively arranged principles and procedures of shop training to enable students to master the fundamentals and specialized skills of the occupation for which training is desired. Also, this curriculum prepares the student for supervisory and managerial positions in industries. A student is required to finish the first three-year course before he is allowed to enroll in supervised industrial training course (24 units=1,080 hours) for the first and second semesters, respectively.

The program offers the following areas of specialization in the Main Campus: automotive technology, electrical technology, electronics technology, food technology, drafting technology, machine shop technology, refrigeration and conditioning technology and welding technology. The Orani Campus also offers BSIT with the following areas of specialization: automotive technology, electrical technology, electronics technology, food technology, drafting technology and welding technology.

Program Objectives

• Apply knowledge of related subjects as well as analyze and interpret data, design a system, component or process to meet desired needs
• Identify, formulate and solve related problems, and understand professional and ethical responsibility
• Communicate effectively and engage in life-long learning
• Apply techniques, skills and modern industrial tools and equipment necessary to industry
• Develop awareness and understanding of industrial processes and economic structure related to industry
• develop and discover students' talents, interest, individual potential and attitudes to become effective individuals
• Inculcate desirable values and work ethic as crucial factors in national development.