Faculty of Science and Technology (FST) is one of the pioneer faculties for undergraduate and graduate studies at Build Bright University (BBU) offering Associate, Bachelor and Master degrees in the fields of Computer Science, Information Technology, Computer Applications and Network Technology. The faculty provides a supportive environment in which students develop their knowledge and skills and thus, helping them to reach their academic and professional goals. It tries to balance technological education with personal development. It is a leading faculty actively working with public and private sector partners in Cambodia and with some of the best universities in the region. Once enrolled, one can see students coming from a wide range of backgrounds along with highly experienced local and foreign professors to provide and share most valuable knowledge and experience.
MESSAGE FROM THE DEAN
Welcome to the Faculty of Science and Technology at Build Bright University.
We are delighted that you are visiting us and happy to provide you the information you need.
Prospective students from Cambodia and abroad are invited to consider studying here. Faculty of Science and Technology provides attractive opportunities such as dedicated and competent faculty and staff, reasonable tuition fees and a vibrant academic atmosphere for students.
Faculty of Science and Technology covers a vast spectrum of topics which can be distinguished by the different areas of applications. Our curriculum provides common cores of Computer Science, Computer Network and Computer Information Systems.
Our mission is to prepare a student as computer scientist with skills and knowledge in the areas of Computer Application, Computer Networking and Security, Computer Graphics, User Interfaces and Computer Information Systems for position of leadership in industry, government and academia. You are invited to browse through our site to be familiar with our programs and people.
Best Regards,
Huy Valina
Senior Dean
PROGRAMS OFFERED
Academic Degree |
Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in Information Technology |
Professional Degree |
Bachelor of Information Technology (BIT) |
Associate of Information Technology (AIT) |
Master’s Degree |
Master of Information Technology (MIT) |
ABOUT THE PROGRAMS
1. Associate’s degree students enter the job market by possessing basic foundational knowledge and skills needed to land an entry-level job through the university’s quality teaching service. The following are some examples of the positions that the graduates can find:
- Computer support specialist
- Computer programmer
- Web developer
2. Bachelor’s degrees give students a more in-depth understanding of the technology, while exposing them to general education subjects to provide a well-rounded education. Graduates can potentially enter the following jobs after completing this degree.
- Technical writer
- Database administrator
- Network and computer systems administrator
3. The Master of Information Technology’s program is a door opener for graduates or IT professionals who are looking to expand their expertise in the IT industry. The program will boost the career advancement prospects and provide a competitive advantage over recent graduates. The main goal of the program is to produce IT professionals, who will provide solutions in the workplace.
The Master of Information Technology program is designed to provide both the knowledge and the technical skills needed to successfully compete in ICT environment. Course work examines the organizational and technological issues involved in software engineering, enterprise information system, emerging network technologies, network processing, network programming, and security.
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
A. Professional Degree
- The applicant for Associate program and Bachelor program must have high school diploma or equivalent degree or a certificate certifying that he/she has not passed the high school examination.
- Must pass entrance exam controlled by MoYES and BBU’s committee
B. Academic Degree
- The applicant for Bachelor program must have high school diploma or equivalent degree from a duly recognized school.
- Must pass entrance exam controlled by MoYES and BBU’s committee
C. The applicant for Master program must:
- Have a bachelor’s degree in science and Information Technology or equivalent or any other bachelor degree with minimum two years of work experience in the areas related to information systems (web design, database, multimedia), communication systems (electronic broadcast system, mobile network, telephone system, information communication technology) and Software Engineering, etc. (for applicants who do not have bachelor’s degree in Information Technology).
- A minimum GPA score of 2.0 at bachelor level.
How to Apply
Build Bright University receives walk-in application from the applicant or his/her relatives/friends at any of the campuses of the university, and new students can register in the programs during the promotion time-period of the university. The prospective students must:
- Have transcript from any school/university/institution which is recognized by the Ministry of Education, Youth and Sport.
- Fill in admission form, specifying the program, faculty, major, etc. with signature and three copies 4 *6 cm. photographs
- Submit the application form and documents for admission along with payment of requisite tuition fee.
DURATION, SEMESTERS AND CREDITS
1. Associate degree
- Two academic years
- Four semesters
- Total 60 credits
2. Bachelor degree
- Four academic years
- Eight semesters
- Total 120 credits
3. Master degree
- Two academic years
- Four semesters in total
- Total 48 credits
PROGRAM STRUCTURE
1.Associate of Information Technology
- General education courses –3 courses (9 credits)
- Basic major courses – 4 courses (12 credits)
- Core major courses – 12 courses (36 credits)
- Research work – research project (3 credits)
2.Bachelor of Information Technology
- General education courses – 3 courses (9 credits)
- Basic major courses – 11 courses (33 credits)
- Core major courses – 34 courses (72 credits)
- Research work – Internship and research project (6 credits)
3.Bachelor of Science in Information Technology
- General education courses – 6 courses (18 credits)
- Basic major courses – 14 courses (42 credits)
- Core major courses – 18 courses (54 credits)
- Research work – Internship and research project (6 credits)
4.Master of Information Technology
The course and research work of the program includes the following:
- Basic major courses – 6 Courses (18 credits)
- Core major courses – 8 Courses (24 credits)
- Research Project for Information Technology (6 Credits)
COURSEWORK AND RESEARCH WORK PLAN
1. Associate of Information Technology:
Year 1 |
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Semester 1 |
Semester 2 |
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Code |
Subject |
Credit |
Code |
Subject |
Credit |
CST 056 |
English for Computing I |
3 |
CST 064 |
English for Computing II |
3 |
CST 001 |
Computer for Office Applications |
3 |
CST 006 |
Graphic Design |
3 |
CST 003 |
Mathematics for Computing |
3 |
SPY 001 |
Power of Focus |
3 |
CST 057 |
Programming in C |
3 |
CST 058 |
Programming in C++ |
3 |
GED 002 |
Critical Thinking |
3 |
CST 061 |
Computer Architecture |
3 |
Total |
15 |
Total |
15 |
||
Year 2 |
|||||
Semester 1 |
Semester 2 |
||||
Code |
Subject |
Credit |
Code |
Subject |
Credit |
CST 200 |
Internet Programming I |
3 |
CST 203 |
Internet Programming II |
3 |
CST 056 |
Visual Basic Programming I |
3 |
CST 096 |
Visual Basic Programming II |
3 |
CST 060 |
Database Application I |
3 |
CST 062 |
Database Application |
3 |
CST 010 |
Computer Networks I |
3 |
CST 015 |
Computer Networks II |
3 |
CST 011 |
Operating Systems |
3 |
CST 299 |
Small IT Business Development (Internship) |
3 |
Total |
15 |
Total |
15 |
2. Bachelor of Information Technology:
Year 1 |
|||||
Semester 1 |
Semester 2 |
||||
Code |
Subject |
Credit |
Code |
Subject |
Credit |
CST 056 |
English for Computing I |
3 |
CST 064 |
English for Computing II |
3 |
CST 001 |
Computer for Office Applications |
3 |
CST 006 |
Graphic Design |
3 |
CST 003 |
Mathematics for Computing |
3 |
SPY 001 |
Power of Focus |
3 |
CST 057 |
Programming in C |
3 |
CST 058 |
Programming in C++ |
3 |
GED 002 |
Critical Thinking |
3 |
CST 061 |
Computer Architecture |
3 |
Total |
15 |
Total |
15 |
||
Year 2 |
|||||
Semester 1 |
Semester 2 |
||||
Code |
Subject |
Credit |
Code |
Subject |
Credit |
CST 200 |
Internet Programming I |
3 |
CST 203 |
Internet Programming II |
3 |
CST 056 |
Visual Basic Programming I |
3 |
CST 096 |
Visual Basic Programming II |
3 |
CST 060 |
Database Application I |
3 |
CST 062 |
Database Application |
3 |
CST 010 |
Computer Networks I |
3 |
CST 015 |
Computer Networks II |
3 |
CST 011 |
Operating Systems |
3 |
CST 299 |
Small IT Business Development (Internship) |
3 |
Total |
15 |
Total |
15 |
||
Year 3 |
|||||
Semester 1 |
Semester 2 |
||||
Code |
Subject |
Credit |
Code |
Subject |
Credit |
CST 021 |
Network Administration |
3 |
CST 049 |
Network Design and Implementation |
3 |
CST 035 |
Introduction to Linux OS |
3 |
CST 037 |
Network Administration in Linux |
3 |
CST 023 |
Client/Server App. Development |
3 |
CST 027 |
Oracle (Project) |
3 |
CST 024 |
System Analysis and Design |
3 |
CST 026 |
OOP Using Java |
3 |
CST 020 |
Advanced PHP and My SQL |
3 |
CST 025 |
ASP .Net and SQL Server |
3 |
Total |
15 |
Total |
15 |
||
Year 4 |
|||||
Semester 1 |
Semester 2 |
||||
Code |
Subject |
Credit |
Code |
Subject |
Credit |
CST 026 |
Mobile Programming I |
3 |
CST 031 |
Mobile Programming II |
3 |
CST 065 |
Internetworking I |
3 |
CST 067 |
Internetworking II |
3 |
CST 042 |
Network Project Implementation in Linux |
3 |
CST 029 |
Information Security |
3 |
CST 071 |
Research Methodology |
3 |
CST 115 |
Research Project for IT |
6 |
CST 160 |
Professionalism & Ethics in ICT |
3 |
|||
Total |
15 |
Total |
15 |
3. Bachelor of Science in Information Technology:
Year 1 |
|||||
Semester 1 |
Semester 2 |
||||
Code |
Subject |
Credit |
Code |
Subject |
Credit |
ENG 003 |
Core English I |
3 |
CST 056 |
English for Computing |
3 |
CST 001 |
Computer for Office Application |
3 |
CST 006 |
Graphic Design |
3 |
GED 001 |
Art of Living |
3 |
CST 061 |
Computer Architecture |
3 |
GED 002 |
Critical Thinking |
3 |
CST 004 |
Programming Methodology |
3 |
ECO 035 |
Introduction to Economics |
3 |
CST 003 |
Mathematics for Computing |
3 |
Total |
15 |
Total |
15 |
||
Year 2 |
|||||
Semester 1 |
Semester 2 |
||||
Code |
Subject |
Credit |
Code |
Subject |
Credit |
CST 007 |
Web Programming |
3 |
CST 012 |
Web Application Development |
3 |
CST 008 |
.Net Programming |
3 |
CST 018 |
Personal Application Development |
3 |
CST 009 |
Database System |
3 |
CST 014 |
DBMS Project |
3 |
CST 010 |
Computer Networks |
3 |
CST 016 |
Computer System Administration |
3 |
CST 011 |
Operating Systems |
3 |
CST 298 |
Data Structures & Algorithms |
3 |
Total |
15 |
Total |
15 |
||
Year 3 |
|||||
Semester 1 |
Semester 2 |
||||
Code |
Subject |
Credit |
Code |
Subject |
Credit |
CST 021 |
Network Administration |
3 |
CST 049 |
Network Design and Implementation |
3 |
CST 035 |
Introduction to Linux OS |
3 |
CST 037 |
Network Administration in Linux |
3 |
CST 023 |
Client/Server App. Development |
3 |
CST 027 |
Oracle (Project) |
3 |
CST 024 |
System Analysis and Design |
3 |
CST 026 |
OOP Using Java |
3 |
CST 020 |
Advanced PHP and My SQL |
3 |
CST 025 |
ASP .Net and SQL Server |
3 |
Total |
15 |
Total |
15 |
||
Year 4 |
|||||
Semester 1 |
Semester 2 |
||||
Code |
Subject |
Credit |
Code |
Subject |
Credit |
CST 026 |
Mobile Programming I |
3 |
CST 031 |
Mobile Programming II |
3 |
CST 065 |
Internetworking I |
3 |
CST 067 |
Internetworking II |
3 |
CST 042 |
Network Project Implementation in Linux |
3 |
CST 029 |
Information Security |
3 |
CST 160 |
Professionalism & Ethics in ICT |
3 |
CST 115 |
Research Project for Science |
6 |
CST 071 |
Research Methodology |
3 |
|||
Total |
15 |
Total |
15 |
4. Master of Information Technology:
Year 1 |
|||||
Semester 1 |
Semester 2 |
||||
Code |
Subject |
Credit |
Code |
Subject |
Credit |
ITC 302A |
Information System Management |
3 |
RMD 303 |
Research Methods for Computer Science |
3 |
ITC 322A |
Advanced Web Technology |
3 |
ITC 303 |
Advanced Java Programming |
3 |
ITC 309 |
Data Communication and Networking |
3 |
ITC 304 |
Advanced Routing |
3 |
ITC 347 |
ICT Ethics and Society |
3 |
ITC 301 |
Advanced .NET Programming |
3 |
Total |
12 |
Total |
12 |
||
Year 2 |
|||||
Semester 1 |
Semester 2 |
||||
Code |
Subject |
Credit |
Code |
Subject |
Credit |
ITC 330 |
Software Development for Mobile Devices |
3 |
ITC 310 |
Data Warehousing and Data Mining |
3 |
ITC 328 |
Oracle and Distributed Database System |
3 |
ITC 334 |
Voice over IP |
3 |
ITC 316 |
High Speed Network |
3 |
RPJ 320 |
Research Project Information Technology |
6 |
ITC 323 |
Internet Security |
3 |
|||
Total |
12 |
Total |
12 |