The Department of Technology & Computing at Cedar College prepares learners for an increasingly digital and interconnected world. Through Cambridge International (CAIE) qualifications in Computer Science and Information Technology, students develop the technical knowledge and problem-solving skills needed to understand, apply, and innovate with modern technology. Our experienced faculty combine strong theoretical foundations with hands-on, practical learning, ensuring students are well-prepared for future studies and careers in technology, software development, and digital innovation.
COMPUTER SCIENCE
Cedar College's Computer Science program, delivered through the CAIE curriculum, introduces learners to the core principles of computational thinking, programming, and system design. From algorithms and data structures to computer architecture and problem-solving techniques, students build a strong foundation in how technology works at both a conceptual and practical level.
Our approach to teaching Computer Science emphasizes hands-on coding practice and real-world application, allowing students to design, test, and refine their own programs. With access to well-equipped computer labs and guidance from experienced faculty aligned with CAIE standards, learners are supported in developing the logical thinking and technical skills essential for future studies in computer science, software engineering, or related technology fields.

Maaz Ahmed

Muhammad Ali Khan

Zafar Ali Khan

Zain Merchant
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
Through the CAIE Information Technology curriculum, Cedar College equips learners with practical, real-world digital skills — from data management and computer networks to the ethical and social implications of technology in today's world. The course is designed to build both technical competence and a broader understanding of how technology shapes modern life and industry.
At Cedar College, Information Technology is taught with a strong emphasis on practical application, giving students hands-on experience with tools, software, and systems used in real-world settings. With dedicated faculty support and a structured, exam-focused approach aligned with CAIE standards, learners are guided to build the digital literacy and technical skills needed for future studies or careers in IT, business technology, or digital media.

Fareeha Ghafoor
