With the completion of the BIM program, the students will be exposed to a wide variety and choices of employment opportunities and further degrees. BIM program provides the students with manifold future prospects for advance studies and rewarding employment. A BIM graduate commands a vital role in the information management of any organization they are enrolled into. Being a Software Engineer with managerial insights, s/he is expected to provide crucial support to all functional areas as well as for strategic management. S/he, in particular, is expected to play a key role in the MIS function of the organization which of course a BIM student is more than qualified for.

In addition, BIM graduates can find jobs in almost every work arena. The diversity of opportunities that exists for them include Software Engineers, Programmers/Analysts, System designers, Network managers, Database Managers and Trainers/Instructors among others. On the other hand, the graduates aspiring for advanced education have significant advantages. Four years of study of the comprehensive syllabus helps them to get straight entry into the Master Degree Program in any of the recognized universities worldwide. S/he can opt for a MBA program in MIS or other areas in Computer Science or Computer Information Systems.

Demand for IT professionals is extensively growing globally and Nepal is no exception. Hence, the Faculty of Management (FOM), Tribhuvan University has developed the BIM program to cater to the need of this trend.

The mission of Bachelor of Information Management (BIM) program is to develop socially responsive and result oriented IT professionals. The BIM program is designed to equip graduates with the skills and attributes required to become an efficient and effective IT professionals to match up with the fast paced world of today.

The BIM program comprises of the following five separate course components:

Management Courses	27 credit hours
Analytical and Support Courses	27 credit hours
Information Technology & Computing Courses	60 credit hours
ElectiveCourses	6 credit hours
Internship: Industrial Attachment Project	27 credit hours
Total	126 credit hours

• To prepare IT professionals proficient in the used of computers and computing techniques in other to develop effective information systems to solve real life problems in an organizational environment.
• To develop students skills, and understand trends of software development and database management, so that they can analyze information systems and hence manage the information of the organization.
• To provide professional education to students with the blend of information technology and managerial skills.
• To prepare students to proceed onto the post graduate level study in Information Management in and outside the country.

First Semester		credit
MGT 201	Principles of Management	3
ENG 201	English Composition	3
MTH 201	Basic Mathematics	3
ITC 211	Computer Information	3
ITC 212	Digital Logic	3

Second Semester		credit
SOC 201	Sociology	3
MTH 202	Discrete Mathematics	3
	Business Communication	3
ITC 213	Structured Programming	3
ITC 214	Data Communication and Computer	3

Third Semester		credit
STT 201	Statistics	3
PSY 201	Psychology	3
ITC 215	Data Structure and Algorithm	3
ITC 216	Object Oriented Programming	3
ITC 217	Microprocessor Programming	3

Fourth Semester		credit
ACC 201	Financial Accounting	3
ECO 201	Micro Economics	3
ITC 218	Database Management System	3
ITC 219	Web Technology	3
ITC 220	Computer Organization	3

Fifth Semester		credit
ACC 202	Cost and Management Accounting	3
ECO 202	Macro Economics	3
ITC 221	Computer Graphics	3
ITC 222	JAVA Programming	3
ITC 223	Artificial Intelligence	3

Sixth Semester		credit
FIN 201	Business Finance	3
MGT 205	Operations Management	3
MKT 2011	Principles of Marketing System	3
ITC 224	Client Server Computing	3
ITC 225	Software Engineering	3

Seventh Semester		credit
LOG 201	Decision Making and Critical Thinking	3
MGT 203	Organizational Relations	3
MGT 202	Human Resource Management	3
ITC 226	Management Information System	3
ITC 227	IT Entrepreneurship and Supply Chain Management	3
ITC 228	High Speed Network and Multimedia Networking	3

Eight Semester		credit
ITC 229	Computer Security and Cyber Law	3
ITC 230	Economics of Information and Communication	3
	Elective I	3
	Elective II	3
IM 210	Internship: Industrial Attachment Project	3

Elective Courses		credit
ITC 301	System Administration - Win NT	3
ITC 302	Graphics User Interface Programming Using C++	3
ITC 303	Computer Based Financial Engineering	3
ITC 304	Electronic Reporting and Auditing of Accounting Information	3
IM 210	Internship: Industrial Attachment Project	3