Semester 3 of the BIT – UCSC program builds upon foundational computing knowledge with a strong focus on design, development, and management of information systems. Students gain practical skills in object-oriented analysis, algorithmic thinking, and web technologies while developing essential communication and teamwork competencies vital to the ICT industry.

IT3406 Web Application Development II
Semester 3 – Advanced Concepts in Computing

Focuses on server-side web development using PHP, MySQL, and AJAX. Students design secure, interactive, data-driven web applications with modern client-side enhancements and follow MVC architectural principles.

IT3306 Data Management Systems
Semester 3 – Advanced Concepts in Computing

Explores database constraints, triggers, indexing, tuning, distributed databases, and transaction processing. Students learn to design distributed databases, ensure consistency, and improve query performance.

IT3206 Data Structures and Algorithms
Semester 3 – Advanced Concepts in Computing

Introduces essential data structures such as arrays, linked lists, stacks, queues, trees, and graphs.
Students implement and evaluate sorting and searching algorithms and apply them in computational problem-solving.

IT3106 Object Oriented Analysis & Design
Semester 3 – Advanced Concepts in Computing

Covers object-oriented modeling using UML. Students analyze and design systems through use cases, class, activity, and interaction diagrams, applying component-based and object-oriented software design principles in realistic case studies.

EN3106 Communication Skills II
Semester 3 – Advanced Concepts in Computing

Builds on professional communication by focusing on technical writing, ethics, teamwork, and collaboration. Students learn to write structured reports, present technical material effectively, and apply communication strategies in professional and multicultural contexts.