B.Sc. CSIT

Discover, Build, &
Advance Intelligence

Step into the future of computing where you don’t just learn to code — you learn to create intelligent systems, build real-world solutions, and lead in an AI-powered world.

Go Beyond Textbooks
With a Hands-on Curriculum

Where innovation meets engineering to build intelligent systems and shape the digital world.

Artificial Intelligence

AI Across the Stack

Courses in ML for signal and image analysis, with real-time lab simulations.

8th semester student paricipating in Hackathon for social impact

Data-First Thinking

Deep dive into data analytics, business intelligence, and visualization tools.

student participating in robotics

DevOps & Distributed Systems

Master tools for cloud-native development, GitHub workflows, and Kubernetes basics.

Cyber Security

Cybersecurity with AI Integration

Explore ethical hacking, secure system design, and AI-driven threat detection in specialized modules and lab work.

Overview of Course

Duration 4 Years, 8 Semesters

Incl, Internship

Location Balkumari

Lalitpur, Metropolitan City

Format Full Time

On Campus

Start date Mangsir- 2082

For Academic year 2082

INNOVATIVE SPECIALIZATION

Curriculum

Our BSc CSIT curriculum is tailored for those passionate about computing, programming, and data. With in-depth courses in algorithms, databases, web technologies, and software development, it prepares students for careers in software engineering, data science, and beyond.

AIML

AI & ML

FIFI

Finance & Fintech

SAMA

Sales and Marketing

MAST

Management & Strategy

COMM

Communication & Self Development

Admissions Process at Kathford

Discover how to begin your academic path at Kathford. Admission details in one place.

01

Eligibility & Entrance Exam

01

Eligibility & Entrance Exam

To apply for BSc. CSIT at Kathford,

  • Minimum Grade C in aggregate in every subject or second division in aggregate in Science.
  • Minimum Grade D in aggregate in every subject for A-Level in Science.
  • Minimum second division for 3 years Diploma in Engineering from CTEVT with physics and Math.
  • Must pass the IOST Entrance Examination.

02

Entrance Preparation & Exam

02

Entrance Preparation & Exam

  • Students must prepare for and appear in the IOST Entrance Examination conducted by the Institute of Science and Technology (IOST), Tribhuvan University.

  • Only those who pass the entrance exam are eligible for admission.

03

Admission & College Selection

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Admission & College Selection

  • After passing the exam, students must fill out the IOST priority form, listing their preferred colleges.

  • To join Kathford International College, make sure to include it as your top priority.

  • Once the priority results are published, visit Kathford College to complete the admission process.

04

Onboarding & Orientation

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Onboarding & Orientation

Upon admission, students receive a Kathford college email ID and are contacted with essential academic resources, course details, and syllabi. Students are then welcomed through a special orientation session where they meet faculty members, fellow students, and participate in a welcome program.

Eligibility Criteria for BSc. CSIT

  • Minimum Grade C in aggregate in every subject or second division in aggregate in Science.
  • Minimum Grade D in aggregate in every subject for A-Level in Science.
  • Minimum second division for 3 years Diploma in Engineering from CTEVT with physics and Math.
  • Must pass the IOST Entrance Examination.

Our Approach

KATHFORD LEARNING EXPERIENCE MODEL

Empowering students with a holistic, future-ready education that blends academic excellence, professional development, innovation, and personal growth—crafted to shape adaptable, creative, and globally competent graduates.

Student Profile

  • Academic Information
  • Interests
  • Academic Objectives
  • Career Goals and Aspirations
  • Language Proficiency
  • Digital Proficiency
Foundational Literacy
  • Reading Proficiency
  • Writing Skills
  • Comprehension Abilities
  • Subject Specific Literacy
  • Advanced Learning
  • Preparation
Professional Skills
  • Technical Skill
  • Analytical Skill
  • Interpersonal Skill
  • Project Management
Learning and Innovation Skills
  • Creativity, Innovation & Entrepreneurship Skills.
  • Critical Thinking and Problem Solving
  • Communication
  • Collaboration
Life and Career Skills
  • Flexibility and Adaptability
  • Initiative, Self-Direction and Career Planning
  • Social and Cross-Cultural Skills
  • Productivity and Accountability
  • Leadership
  • Active Learning and Curiosity
  • Emotional Intelligence
  • Financial, Civic & Environmental Literacy
  • Global Awareness
STRUCTURE AND LEARNING DOMAIN

Expected Outcomes
What fundamental literacy skills do students need to master for comprehensive knowledge and understanding?
Which specific professional skills should students cultivate to enhance career readiness and achieve success in the workplace?
Which essential life and career skills, including adaptability, leadership, and social responsibility, should be equipped to ensure holistic personal and professional development for students?

  • Navigation of knowledge, skills and abilities
  • Aligning learning objectives with Bloom’s Taxonomy
  • Feedback and loop communication
Academic goals and Strategy
  • Additional Courses and Specialized Trainings
  • Workshops and Practical Skill Development
  • Seminars and Industry Guest Speakers
  • Professional Certifications and Qualifications
  • Industry-Relevant Research Projects
  • Networking Events and Conferences
  • Collaboration with Industry Partners
  • Guided Projects
  • Mentorship
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
  • Student Clubs
  • Events
STUDENT EXPERIENCE AND ACTIVITIES
  • Physical Amenities
  • Community and Affiliations
  • Learner Resources
LEARNING ENVIRONMENT
PROCESS AND PILLARS

Processes designed to achieve the outcomes
Processes and pillars encompass the essential actions and foundations required for holistic student development, aligning with academic goals, professional readiness, enriched experiences, and a conducive learning environment. These form the integral framework guiding the comprehensive approach toward fostering well-rounded individuals prepared for the challenges of the future.

LEARNING EXPERIENCE MODEL CANVAS

Student Profile

  • Academic Information
  • Interests
  • Academic Objectives
  • Career Goals and Aspirations
  • Language Proficiency
  • Digital Proficiency
STRUCTURE AND LEARNING DOMAIN

Expected Outcomes
What fundamental literacy skills do students need to master for comprehensive knowledge and understanding?
Which specific professional skills should students cultivate to enhance career readiness and achieve success in the workplace?
Which essential life and career skills, including adaptability, leadership, and social responsibility, should be equipped to ensure holistic personal and professional development for students?

Foundational Literacy
  • Reading Proficiency
  • Writing Skills
  • Comprehension Abilities
  • Subject Specific Literacy
  • Advanced Learning
  • Preparation
Professional Skills
  • Technical Skill
  • Analytical Skill
  • Interpersonal Skill
  • Project Management
Learning and Innovation Skills
  • Creativity, Innovation & Entrepreneurship Skills.
  • Critical Thinking and Problem Solving
  • Communication
  • Collaboration
Life and Career Skills
  • Flexibility and Adaptability
  • Initiative, Self-Direction and Career Planning
  • Social and Cross-Cultural Skills
  • Productivity and Accountability
  • Leadership
  • Active Learning and Curiosity
  • Emotional Intelligence
  • Financial, Civic & Environmental Literacy
  • Global Awareness
PROCESS AND PILLARS

Processes designed to achieve the outcomes
Processes and pillars encompass the essential actions and foundations required for holistic student development, aligning with academic goals, professional readiness, enriched experiences, and a conducive learning environment. These form the integral framework guiding the comprehensive approach toward fostering well-rounded individuals prepared for the challenges of the future.

  • Navigation of knowledge, skills and abilities
  • Aligning learning objectives with Bloom’s Taxonomy
  • Feedback and loop communication
Academic goals and Strategy
  • Additional Courses and Specialized Trainings
  • Workshops and Practical Skill Development
  • Seminars and Industry Guest Speakers
  • Professional Certifications and Qualifications
  • Industry-Relevant Research Projects
  • Networking Events and Conferences
  • Collaboration with Industry Partners
  • Guided Projects
  • Mentorship
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
  • Student Clubs
  • Events
STUDENT EXPERIENCE AND ACTIVITIES
  • Physical Amenities
  • Community and Affiliations
  • Learner Resources
LEARNING ENVIRONMENT

The Kathford Experience

Join the Community of Creators and Winners.

Kathford student Ashish Thapa receiving Shivraj Pant Memorial Award for academic excellence

Course Overview

Master Concepts Inside And Outside the Classroom

In Class

Introduction to Information Technology

Basics of computers

Hardware & software

Internet & cloud

C Programming

Syntax & control

Functions & arrays

Pointers & files

Digital Logic

Number systems

Logic gates

Flip-flops & circuits

Mathematics I

Calculus

Matrices

Set theory

Physics

Mechanics

Heat & waves

Electricity

Out Class

Hardware Assembly Workshop

Hands-on session to assemble and troubleshoot basic computer hardware.

Students operating lab tools

Network Configuration Basics

Learn to set up simple networks and diagnose connectivity issues.

IT Technician
In Class

Discrete Structure

Logic & proofs

Sets & relations

Graphs & trees

Object Oriented Programming

Classes & objects

Inheritance & polymorphism

File handling in OOP

Microprocessor

8085 architecture

Instruction sets

Assembly language programming

Mathematics II

Differential equations

Vector calculus

Laplace transforms

Statistics I

Data presentation

Probability basics

Distributions & measures

Out Class

Microsoft Excel Mastery

Practice data management, formulas, and charts using Excel.

Student Giving Presentation

PowerPoint Design Lab

Create engaging and professional presentations with animations and layouts.

8th semester student paricipating in Hackathon for social impact
In Class

Data Structure and Algorithms

Arrays, stacks, queues

Linked lists & trees

Sorting & searching

Numerical Method

Root finding

Interpolation

Numerical integration

Computer Architecture

CPU & memory design

Instruction cycles

I/O systems

Computer Graphics

Graphics basics

Transformations

2D/3D rendering

Statistics II

Hypothesis testing

Correlation & regression

Sampling methods

Out Class

Visual Design with Canva

Design social media posts, banners, and posters using Canva.

Presentor Presenting about Design Elements and Principles

Peer Mentorship Program

Seniors guide juniors in academics and career planning through regular meetups.

BBM students
In Class

Theory of Computation

Automata

Grammars & languages

Turing machines

Computer Networks

OSI & TCP/IP models

IP addressing & routing

Protocols & transmission

Operating Systems

Process & memory management

Scheduling & deadlocks

File systems

Database Management System

ER models & normalization

SQL queries

Transactions & indexing

Artificial Intelligence

Search strategies

Knowledge representation

Intro to machine learning

Out Class

Full Stack Project Bootcamp

Work on a full-stack web project using MERN or similar technologies.

Student and Instructor participating in Kathford event

Tech Talk Series

Attend guest lectures on current IT trends and career insights.

Kathford's Dot Connect Team participating in an event
In Class

Design and Analysis of Algorithms

Complexity, recursion

Greedy, DP, backtracking

Graph algorithms

System Analysis and Design

SDLC models

Requirements & DFDs

System design

Cryptography

AES, RSA, hashing

Encryption methods

Digital signatures

Simulation and Modelling

System models

Random numbers

Queuing, Monte Carlo

Web Technology

HTML, CSS, JS

PHP/Node.js

Database

Elective I

Multimedia Systems

Image Processing

Knowledge Management

Out Class

Mobile App Development Sprint

Build a working prototype of a mobile app using Flutter or Android.

Vivitek - Vivid Color, Vivid Life

Hackathon: Kathcode

Participate in a 24-hour coding challenge with real-world problems.

8th semester student paricipating in Hackathon for social impact
In Class

Software Engineering

SDLC models

Requirement analysis

Software design & testing

Maintenance

Compiler Design and Construction

Lexical analysis & parsing

Syntax translation

Code optimization

Error handling

E-Governance

E-governance concepts

ICT in government

Digital democracy

Security issues

NET Centric Computing

.NET framework basics

Web services

ASP.NET

Database connectivity

Technical Writing

Writing principles

Reports & documents

Visual aids

Manuals & proposals

Elective II

Varies by elective choice

Cloud Computing

Mobile Computing

Out Class

Digital Marketing Live Project

Plan and run an online campaign using SEO, social media, and analytics tools.

Students learning via group study

Panel Discussion: Emerging Tech

Join discussions with experts on AI, blockchain, and cybersecurity.

Student and Instructor Participating in an event
In Class

Advanced Java Programming

JDBC, Servlets, JSP

Multithreading

Java frameworks

Data Warehousing and Data Mining

Data warehouse basics

OLAP, preprocessing

Mining algorithms

Principles of Management

Planning, organizing

Leadership, decision-making

Management theories

Project Work

Real-world project

Design & development

Report & presentation

Elective III

Artificial Intelligence

Natural Language Processing

Out Class

Emotional Intelligence Workshop

Learn leadership, self-awareness, and conflict resolution through activities.

Presentation on Large Langauge Models

Coding Competition

Compete in algorithmic problem-solving challenges to sharpen skills.

Student Learning with laptops
In Class

Advanced Database

Query optimization

Transactions & concurrency

Distributed DB

Security & recovery

Internship

Industry training

Real-world project

Report & evaluation

Elective IV

Information Retrieval

Game Technology

Elective V

Digital Image Processing

Real-Time Systems

Out Class

Career Planning Masterclass

Explore resumes, interviews, job search strategies, and career roadmaps.

AI School Collaboration initiated by Kathford

Alumni Meet & Greet

Connect with successful alumni for mentorship and networking.

Kathford Students at Canva Workshop
Experience engineering beyond textbooks through real-world events and exposure.

Course Roster

Term
Course Name Professor Concentration Credit Hour
Strength of material
Anil Kasula
Professor
Structural Analysis and Design, Construction Materials and Mechanics, Applied Engineering Physics
48 hours
Strength of Materials
Jivan Gwachha
Lecturer
Structural Analysis and Design, Construction Materials and Mechanics, Applied Engineering Physics
48 hours
Engineering Physics
Rabindra Budathoki
Associate Professor
Applied Physics in Engineering Systems, Material Science and Wave Mechanics, Fundamentals of Thermodynamics and Optics
48 hours
Mathematics
Arjan Kumar Sunar
Graded Senior Lecturer
Engineering Calculus and Linear Algebra, Numerical Methods and Differential Equations, Applied Mathematics in Civil Engineering
48 hours
Engineering Drawing
Mahesh Chandra Luintel
Senior Professor
Technical Drafting and Projection Techniques, Computer-Aided Design (CAD) Fundamentals, Graphical Communication in Engineering
48 hours
Engineering Surveying II
Narayan Basnet
Associate Professor
Advanced Surveying Techniques and Instruments, Geodetic and Topographic Surveying, Route and Construction Surveying
48 hours
Engineering Drawing Practical
Manoj Adhikari
Lecturer
Hands-on Technical Sketching and Drafting, Manual and CAD-Based Drawing Practice, Structural and Architectural Detailing
48 hours
Engineering Geology
Basanta Devkota
Associate Professor
Rock and Soil Mechanics in Civil Structures, Geological Hazards and Site Investigation, Earth Materials and Geotechnical Applications
48 hours
Communication English (Th. & Pr.)
Ashok Kumar Adhikari
Lecturer
Technical writing and presentation skills, interpersonal and professional communication, comprehension and language development.
48 hours
Soil Mechanics
Rajesh Khadka
Professor
Akash Pokharel
Lab Assistant
Sasishekhar Thapa
Lab Assistant
Soil classification and properties, shear strength and permeability analysis, foundation and slope stability studies.
48 hours
Building Technology
Sunil Thapa
Professor
Construction materials and methods, building systems and services, sustainable and modern construction techniques.
48 hours
Theory of Structure II
Subodh Sharma Gautam
Professor
Jeevan Gwachha
Senior Lecturer
Analysis of indeterminate structures, bending and shear in beams and frames, principles of structural stability.
48 hours
Hydrulics
Prakanda Dawadi
Lecturer
Fluid properties and flow dynamics, open channel and pipe flow analysis, hydraulic machinery and systems.
48 hours
Water Supply Engineering
Sujan Pudasaini
Associate Professor
Akash Pokharel
Associate Professor
Prakanda Dawadi
Associate Professor
Water sources and quality, distribution system design, treatment processes and sanitation.
48 hours
Profitability and Statistics
Merina Sthapit
Professor
Probability theory and distributions, statistical inference and hypothesis testing, data analysis and applications in engineering.
48 hours
Foundation Engineering
Rajesh Khadka
Associate Professor
Soil investigation and bearing capacity, shallow and deep foundation design, foundation failure and ground improvement techniques.
48 hours
Engineering Hydrology
Sasishekhar Thapa
Lecturer
Hydrological cycle and precipitation analysis, surface runoff and flood estimation, watershed management and water resource planning
48 hours
Theory of Structure II
Anil Kasula
Senior Lecturer
Suman Regmi
Lab Assistant
Analysis of indeterminate structures, bending and shear in beams and frames, principles of structural stability.
48 hours
Water Supply Engineering
Sujan Pudasaini
Professor
Water source assessment and quality analysis, design of distribution networks, water treatment processes and laboratory testing.
48 hours
Concrete Technology & masonry
Dinesh Sukamani
Department head
Santosh Bhatta
Senior Professor
Sasishekhar Thapa
Professor
Aakash Pokharel
Lab Assistant
Properties and mix design of concrete, masonry materials and construction techniques, durability and quality control of structures.
hours
Numerical Methods
Biben Das Mulmi
Associate Professor
Jayendra Raj Regmi
Associate Professor
Computational techniques for solving equations, numerical integration and differentiation, application of algorithms in engineering problems.
48 hours
Transportation Engineering
Dr. Pradeep Ku. Shrestha
Senior Lecturer
Traffic flow and highway design, pavement materials and construction, transport planning and management systems.
48 hours
Project Engineering
Dinesh Sukamani
Associate Professor
Project planning and scheduling, resource and cost management, risk assessment and quality control.
48 hours
Estimation and Costing
Jeevan Gwachha
Associate Professor
Quantity surveying and material estimation, cost analysis and budgeting, construction economics and financial management.
48 hours
Hydropower Engineering
Prakanda Dawadi
Aakash Pokharel
Dinesh Sukamani
Department Head
Hydrology and site selection, design of turbines and power plants, energy generation and environmental impact.
48 hours
Design of RCC Structure
Anand Kumar Mishra
Dinesh Sukamani
Department Head
Jeevan Gwachha
Principles of reinforced concrete design, analysis of beams, slabs, and columns, and structural detailing and safety considerations.
48 hours
Transportation Planning & Engineering [Elective I]
Dr. Pradeep Kumar Shrestha
Urban transport systems and demand forecasting, traffic management strategies, sustainable and multimodal transport planning.
hours
Rock Engineering [Elective I]
Bharat Dhakal
Rock mass classification and mechanics, tunneling and excavation techniques, stability analysis of rock slopes and underground structures.
hours

Award and achievement

Celebrating Excellence: Recognizing Student Achievements and Milestones!

Meet The Masters

Masters Who Make Learning Lit.

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Mr. Mukesh Prasad Chaudhary

Assistant Professor, Head of Department.

Department of Information Technology

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Ms. Sarita Neupane

Assistant Professor, Program Coordinator

Department of Information Technology

Ms. Anita Shrestha - Department Secretary of IT
Ms. Anita Shrestha

Department Secretary of IT

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Mr. Saroj Timalsina

Senior Head Administration

 

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