ICT isn’t all about computers, it’s about how we use technology. Potential employers love the practical skills of database security, networks and programming, when studying ICT you will learn how to build project management and numeracy skills, it also helps you to think in a logical way to solve problems
Uganda Institute of Information and Communications Technology
Banda Computer Centre
ICT Teachers’ Association of Uganda (ITAU)
What are the courses in ICT?
Courses and careers in computer science and ICT
- Bachelor of Computer Science.
- Bachelor of Business Informatics.
- Bachelor of Engineering in Microelectronic Engineering.
- Bachelor of Information and Communications Technology.
- Bachelor of Information Technology/ICT.
- Bachelor of Multimedia/Multimedia & Digital Arts.
- Bachelor of Science (Games Software Design and Production)
Is ICT a good career?
If studying computer science isn’t your thing, but you want a career working with computers, communication, or technology, then ICT may be a good fit. … Social networking sites also facilitate the ease of communication across countries. A typical ICT degree focuses on business uses for computer networks
What are basic ICT skills?
ICT skills are about understanding and applying a range of computer programmes, software and other applications. These include: word processing, spreadsheets, databases, power points and search engines.