Information Systems Department

The Information Systems Department is an academic discipline that focuses on integrating technology with business and management to support decision-making and improve organizational processes. Its aim is to develop and manage systems that assist in collecting, storing, and analyzing information to ensure its efficient use in organizations.

The Department of Information Systems distinguishes itself from Computer Science and Software Engineering by focusing more on organizational and managerial aspects rather than technical ones. It emphasizes connecting technology with business needs. Some of the topics studied in this department include:

1. Analysis and Design of Information Systems: Study of how to design efficient systems to support business transactions..
2. Database Management: Learning how to organise and store of data in an efficient and secure way.
3. Technological Projects Management: how to manage and execute technology related projects in a successful way.
4. Cyber Security and Data Protection: study of how to protect data and its safety inside organisations.
5. Decision Support Systems: : Developing systems that help managers to take strategic decisions based on methodological analysis of information.
6. E-Commerce : Study of how to apply IT in business via the  Internet.

Graduates of Information Systems typically work as a bridge between technology and management in organizations. They may serve as IT project managers, systems analysts, database administrators, or information security specialists.

Study Plan of Information Systems Programme

First Year( Term 2)

6

First Year ( Term 2)

Second Year ( Term 1)

Second Year ( Term 2)

6

Third Year ( Term 1)

6

Third Year ( Term)

6

Fourth Year (Term1)

6

Fourth Year ( Term 2)