Deerwalk Institute of Technology
Private college in Nepal
The Deerwalk Institute of Technology is a Tribhuvan University affiliated college. Deerwalk Institute of Technology provides extensive undergraduate programs, namely the Bachelor of Science in Computer Application and Information Technology (B.Sc.CSIT) and the Bachelor of Computer Applications (BCA).
History
Deerwalk Institute of Technology was founded by Rudra Raj Pandey in 2010. It was first established collaboration between Nepalese entrepreneurs and the US-based software company, Deerwalk Inc.
The first batch had a total of eight students.
Buildings and infrastructure
The DWIT campus is situated in Sifal, Kathmandu. With lavish gardens, large and extended campus area, and canteen in its front yard, DWIT is spread over 11 ropanis campus. The top-floor of the main building is occupied by Sagarmatha Hall where all the major sessions are held. It is a spacious establishment with a capacity of over 250 people.
Library
DWIT Library consists of a significant number of books related to Computer Science.
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