Situated within the Department of Computer Engineering, the Master's program in Information Technology offers both Thesis and Non-thesis tracks, emphasizing the practical research and development aspects of contemporary information technology infrastructures. Encompassing disciplines such as Computer Engineering, Software Engineering, Management Information Systems, and Computer-Assisted Instruction Technologies, the program adopts an interdisciplinary approach. It provides students with courses covering fundamental computer technologies, enabling them to grasp the essentials of computer technology infrastructure and devise hardware and software solutions aligned with their areas of specialization. Additionally, the program offers courses aimed at establishing a solid foundation in computer networks.