Large-scale information technology poses many challenges related to dependability attributes such as availability, reliability, safety, integrity, and maintainability. The Computer and Information Technology (CIT) program equips students with methods and techniques to select, develop, apply, integrate, and operate secure and dependable computing and communication technologies that enable users to accomplish their personal, organizational, and societal information processing goals.

The undergraduate program at Constructor University is a three-year, 180-credit-point program designed to prepare students for a wide range of career paths.

The “4C Model” is the program's backbone, with disciplinary content grouped into three themes according to study years: CHOICE-CORE-CAREER. Additionally, the “CONSTRUCTOR Track”, an integral part of the program, runs parallel throughout the program. It provides students with multidisciplinary content and essential skills such as argumentation, data visualization, societal engagement, and communication.

The curriculum allows students to tailor their education to their goals and to explore different fields of study, with the flexibility to change their major within the first year. Moreover, the programs include a mandatory internship and a study-abroad opportunity in the fifth semester to provide students with hands-on experience and a global perspective.

The program includes more practical, lab-based coursework, with the option to add a minor through business and general engineering courses. Students benefit from the Constructor Track, a summer internship, an international campus and student body, and access to the industrial partner network across the Constructor ecosystem. Graduates are well-positioned for roles such as Systems Engineer, Network Engineer, System Administrator, Solutions Architect, Security Engineer, and Information Systems Manager — working either for companies that provide computation and communication services, or organizations that operate their own IT infrastructure.

This study program is part of the School of Computer Science & Engineering.

The School of Computer Science and Engineering focuses on research and development in information, communication, and production technologies, intelligent and autonomous systems, as well as the flow of goods.

Key disciplines in the school include Computer Science, Robotics, and Electrical Engineering.