Introduction
The mission of Kibabii University College, School of Computing and Informatics is to produce graduates with practical and intellectual skills appropriate to the needs of the Kenyan society. As Kenya gears towards industrialization, the School of Computing and Informatics ensures that its students acquire skills and knowledge that will enable them to make a positive contribution to national development. In this context the School will equip the students with skills appropriate for the transfer of modern information technology to industry and the general public. The bachelor of information technology curriculum reflects the application nature of computer science, and contains diverse courses ranging from basic physical sciences to applied courses in mathematics, physics, communication, information technology, business and management, economics and social science. The curriculum encourages the student to acquire the important skills of self-directed learning, problem solving and effective communication. The graduate is expected to be proficient in a variety of settings, which shall include management of computer information or systems, apply computer technology in day to day life activities, teaching and undertaking research activities. The School of Computing and Informatics offers postgraduate training at the Postgraduate Diploma, Masters and Doctorate levels. This curriculum is therefore also intended to provide the students with a sound basis for the future postgraduate work.
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