About IS department

A- Programme Coordinator: Prof.Dr. Ahmed SharafEldin

B- Professional Information

1- Programme Aims

• To equip all undergraduates with required core and practical computing skills qualifying them to fulfil the local market needs in the IS sector.
• To provide students with appropriate knowledge and skills base to pursue a career managing and developing information systems in a contemporary business context.
• Gain an understanding of the operational, strategic and practical issues in information systems currently relevant to small, medium and large enterprises
• To develop the students’ key transferable, in addition to, the technical skills.
• To be aware of the management and ethical issues relating to information systems
• To develop the necessary study skills and knowledge to pursue further study
• To promote and conduct research in the areas of IS.
• To provide the community with professional expertise in IS via co-operation between the Faculty (and its staff) and other external organisations in the society.

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About CS department

A- Coordinator: Prof. Dr. Mostafa Sami

B- Professional Information

1- Programme aims

·      Enable graduates to exhibit a high level of practical and theoretical skills over a broad range of Computer Science together with knowledge of currently available techniques and technologies.

·      Explore the principles that support developments in a rapidly changing environment.

·      Provide opportunities for students to understand the wide range of research challenges facing Computer Science, as well as the breadth and depth of research undertaken in this top-rated school, so they are prepared to get on research here or elsewhere.

·      Develop competent professionals able to play a leading part in many different commercial, industrial and academic activities and adapt rapidly to changing technology.

·      Meet industry demand for high caliber graduates who will take a lead in continuing technological change.

·      Prepare students for the social, organizational and professional context in which they will be working.

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