The Bachelor of Science in Information Technology program of VSU Isabel was first implemented in School Year 2003–2004 pursuant to VSU Board Resolution No. 107, series of 2002.

The program subsequently aligned its curriculum with national standards for Information Technology education and currently follows the framework prescribed under CHED Memorandum Order No. 25, series of 2015. From its early years until June 2021, the BSIT program had already produced more than 400 graduates. Following VSU's organizational restructuring, the DIT-I was placed under the newly established Faculty of Computing together with its counterparts at the Main and Alangalang campuses.

DIT-I provides instruction in the use, development, integration, management, and maintenance of hardware and software technologies needed to address organizational computing requirements. Its areas of instruction and faculty expertise include software engineering and the development of desktop, web, and mobile applications; database systems; system deployment, support, repair, and maintenance; computer networks; robotics; and multimedia production and development. Through the BSIT program, students are prepared to analyze user and organizational needs and apply appropriate computing technologies in professional and industry settings.