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According to CHED CMO No. 25 S. 2015, BSIT focuses on computing infrastructure, software engineering, network administration, and system maintenance. BSIS focuses on integrating technology into corporate organizations, managing enterprise systems (such as ERP and CRM), and data analysis for business decision-making.

Yes. Both programs share core computing competencies including programming fundamentals, database design, and web development. While BSIT explores deeper low-level systems and network protocols, BSIS graduates frequently develop business software, database systems, and full-stack enterprise applications.

The assessment measures preference across 4 categories: Logical & Analytical Thinking, Technical & Computing Affinity, Business & Organizational Mindset, and Creative & Visual Problem-Solving. Scores are weighted against technical IT criteria and enterprise IS competencies to compute an objective match percentage.