Welcome to the Computing & Informatics Department at Belgut Technical Training Institute (TTI). Our department is committed to delivering high-quality education and training in the rapidly evolving field of computing and information technology. We offer a diverse range of courses that provide the technical skills and theoretical knowledge needed to thrive in today’s digital world.

Our Courses:

1. ICT Technician
   • This course is designed to equip students with the technical skills necessary to support and maintain computer systems and networks. You will learn about hardware and software troubleshooting, network configuration, and system maintenance. Graduates will be prepared for roles such as IT support specialists, network technicians, and system administrators.
2. Health Records and IT
   • This specialized course combines the study of health records management with information technology. You will learn how to manage patient records, ensure data accuracy, and use IT systems in healthcare settings. This program prepares you for roles in hospitals, clinics, and other healthcare institutions where managing health information is critical.
3. Computer Science
   • Our Computer Science course provides a comprehensive foundation in computing principles, programming, software development, and algorithm design. You will gain the skills needed to develop software, design databases, and solve complex computational problems. Graduates can pursue careers in software engineering, data analysis, and various other IT roles.
4. Records and Archive Management
   • This course focuses on the principles and practices of managing records and archives. You will learn about the classification, storage, retrieval, and preservation of records in both digital and physical formats. This program prepares you for roles in corporate archives, government agencies, and other organizations that require efficient records management.
5. Library and Information Science
   • This course is designed for those interested in library management and information services. You will learn about cataloging, classification, information retrieval, and digital libraries. Graduates will be equipped to work in public and private libraries, educational institutions, and information centers.