Mission and Objectives

Objectives

  1. Individuals who understand the basic structure and functions of computer systems,
  2. who can analyze and define software requirements, possess programming knowledge, and are able to use current programming languages and software,
  3. who can develop software to solve specific problems—both individually and as part of a team—and manage software projects,
  4. To cultivate individuals who embrace the principle of lifelong learning, are open to communication and continuous improvement, and have internalized ethical values.

Goals
Basic Information Technology Knowledge / Programming and Software Development Competence / Problem Solving and Teamwork / Ethics and Professional Responsibility / Continuous Learning and Development:

  • Graduates will be able to understand the basic knowledge of computer system hardware, software, and network structures and use this knowledge in applied processes.
  • Graduates will be able to develop software solutions suitable for user needs using current programming languages ​​and manage the software lifecycle.
  • Graduates will be able to produce analytical solutions to problems in the field of information technology by working individually or in multidisciplinary teams.
  • Graduates will act in accordance with ethical principles in professional practices; Graduates are aware of social, legal, and environmental responsibilities.
  • They possess a lifelong learning mindset to keep pace with rapid changes in the IT field and continuously contribute to their professional development.