The Information Technology program offers a bachelor's degree in Information Technology, and is NARS and ABET compliant.
1.Providing students with scientific knowledge and professional skills in the field of information technology. 2. Developing students’ abilities to enable them to communicate effectively, work in a team spirit, and continuous self-learning. 3. Providing the local and regional community with efficient and qualified cadres in the field of information technology, capable of analyzing and evaluating the needs of institutions and providing appropriate solutions. 4. Presenting scientific projects aimed at serving the community.
Demonstrate knowledge of IT discipline theoretically and practically. 2. Identifying information technology problems and requirements using computational approaches and modern information technologies, tools and techniques. 3. Analyze, design and manage computing-based solutions in the context of the IT discipline to achieve organization and business goals. 4. Use the knowledge gained to evaluate, select and manage computing technology solutions and resources to integrate and secure different IT solutions. 5. Follow the rules for developing information technology policies and procedures during the selection, integration and management of computer systems. 6. Describe the impact of IT competencies on individuals, organizations and society to achieve professionalism. 7. Work effectively within a team or individually in planning, implementing, deploying, configuring, maintaining, and managing technology practices and trends for the organization’s computing infrastructures. 8. Efficient use of project management, research ability, leadership, communication, interpersonal relationship and lifelong learning skills. 9. Demonstrate commitment to ethical, legal, security and social responsibilities as IT professionals.