Department of Computing, Mathematics and Technology

Computer technology has made a significant impact on every facet of life, and computer competence is no longer merely an asset to, but a requirement for adequate functioning in almost every area of human endeavor. Thus, the Department seeks to: 

●     To instill and provide our students with examples of Christian principles - superior moral standards. 

●      To offer high-quality degrees and programmes that will satisfy the needs of both our students and the industries into which they will be assimilated. 

●      To prepare graduates  who are informed, innovative, articulate, and equipped to perform in a competitive and dynamic working environment. 

●      To allow for broad-based computer literacy among University faculty, staff and students of other disciplines as well as the wider community. 

●      Provide students with practical experience in the methods and concepts involved in scientific research. 

●      Provide students with experiences that will lead to the development of skills, knowledge and attitudes which will enable them to make informed career decisions.

● To provide a firm foundation for further study.