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The objectives of
the BCA are to:
 introduce
students to research methods and strategies relevant
to contemporary Information technology practices;
foster
the student's capacity for critical thinking,
analysis and reflection through the formation
and testing of theoretical and practical propositions
in real-life like projects and trainings;
develop
the student's technical and aesthetic abilities
so that ideas can be confidently expressed;
provide
students with an opportunity to plan, implement
and present a significant research project set
within the context of practice and theory;
cultivate
the student's communication abilities in being
able to present and defend their beliefs and assumptions
in settings such as seminars, workshops, conferences
and symposia;
enhance
the student's prospects for a career in fields
such as software development, networking, web
applications, database management and academic
and vocational teaching positions; and provide
access to higher degrees by research programs.
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