The BSc IT program at PAIU is structured to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of both theoretical concepts and practical applications in IT. The program is divided into six semesters, each focusing on key areas of information technology.

Year 1
Semester 1:

Programming Fundamentals (6 Credits): Introduction to the basics of programming, focusing on problem-solving and algorithm development.
Application of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) (6 Credits): Understanding the role of ICT in modern organizations.
Calculus and Analytical Geometry (6 Credits): Mathematical foundations crucial for IT studies.
English Comprehension (6 Credits): Enhancing language skills for academic and professional success.
Applied Physics (6 Credits): Principles of physics relevant to IT and computing.

Semester 2:

Object-Oriented Programming (6 Credits): Advanced programming concepts using object-oriented paradigms.
Business and Technical English Writing (6 Credits): Developing effective communication skills for business and technical contexts.
Information Security (6 Credits): Fundamentals of securing information systems.
Discrete Structures (6 Credits): Mathematical structures essential for computer science.
Professional Practices (6 Credits): Ethics and professional behavior in the IT industry.

Year 2
Semester 3:

Data Structures and Algorithms (6 Credits): Techniques for organizing and manipulating data efficiently.
Computer Networks (6 Credits): Principles of networking, including protocols and infrastructure.
Software Engineering (6 Credits): The software development lifecycle and methodologies.
Differential Equations (6 Credits): Mathematical modeling and analysis.
Data Communication (6 Credits): Exploring methods of data transmission and communication technologies.

Semester 4:

Network Modeling and Simulation (6 Credits): Techniques for simulating and analyzing network performance.
Artificial Intelligence (6 Credits): Introduction to AI concepts and their applications.
System and Network Administration (6 Credits): Managing and maintaining IT systems and networks.
Java Programming (6 Credits): Advanced programming with Java.
Linear Algebra (4 Credits): Mathematical tools for computer graphics and other IT applications.

Year 3
Semester 5:

Operating Systems (4 Credits): Design and functionality of modern operating systems.
Statistics and Probability (6 Credits): Statistical methods for data analysis in IT.
Web Technologies (6 Credits): Development and deployment of web-based applications.
Human-Computer Interaction (6 Credits): Designing user-friendly interfaces.
Final Year Project – I (6 Credits): Beginning of a comprehensive capstone project.

Semester 6:

Information Technology Infrastructure (6 Credits): Overview of IT infrastructure and its management.
IT Financial Management (6 Credits): Financial aspects of managing IT resources.
Virtual Systems and Services (6 Credits): Introduction to virtualization and cloud computing.
IT Driven Business Principles (6 Credits): Integrating IT with business strategy.
Final Year Project – II (6 Credits): Completion and presentation of the capstone project.