Information Systems Program is committed to preparing a distinguished graduate who keeps pace with technological development and can compete in the labor market locally, regionally, and internationally through education that keeps pace with international standards, and actively participates in the field of scientific research to serve society and achieve sustainable development goals within the framework of core values and professional ethics.

Information Systems program of FUE awards the degree of Bachelor of Computers and Information Technology with a Major in Information Systems.

• Valued professionals in IT industry capable of applying Information Systems principles and practices and/or pursuing advanced degrees in computing or related disciplines.
• Ethically, legally, and socially responsible, and productive practitioners in IT and related fields.
• Innovators, leaders, and lifelong learners able to respond to technological changes and challenges.

• Learn about different qualitative and quantitative methods of data analysis.
• Explain the basics of different information systems planning designs.
• Design and implementation of databases.
• Describe and apply decision support techniques.
• Description of e-commerce systems.
• Explain data mining techniques.
• Describe database management systems (DBMS).
• Identify main ideas, patterns, components, and attributes and discover relationships between these components in analyzing software with different designs.
• Analyzing various information systems problems and defining objectives and requirements.
• Comparing and distinguishing between analysis methods and techniques used in solving information systems problems.
• Choosing appropriate methodologies and techniques to solve a specific problem and identifying its limits and errors.
• Analyze information related to solving the problem.
• Analyze and control database systems.
• Design of human-computer interactions.
• Design an effective risk management plan and discover saengineeringy aspects.
• Implementation of various management techniques.
• Applying different information systems methodologies.
• Establishing the need for lifelong learning.

The system of study is a credit Hour system. The total credit hour requirements of the bachelor’s degree are 132 credit hours. A regular student can achieve the 132 credit hour requirements in four academic years (8 semesters). A course of 3 credit hours is delivered as 2 hours theoretical lecture teaching and 2 hours practical/tutorial session (4 contact hours).

The curriculum of Information Systems program is structured to be consistent with the educational objectives of computerscience. The curriculum combines technical and professional requirements with general education requirements and electives to prepare students for a professional career and further study in the computing discipline associated with the program, and for functioning in modern society. The technical and professional requirements include two years of up-to-date coverage of basic and advanced topics in the computing discipline associated with the program. In addition, the program includes mathematics and physics appropriate to the discipline. The curriculum of the Information Systems program is divided into the following subject areas: