Bachelor's Program in Computer Information Systems (CIS)
This program aims to graduate professionals and technicians with high skills in the field of information technology and systems.
Bachelor's Program in Management Information Systems (MIS)
This program aims to graduate professional competencies capable of holding administrative positions in various fields of information technology. It also prepares students for leadership roles in areas related to information technology, such as managing IT departments and other leadership positions, to facilitate the activation and use of information technology in different institutions and businesses.
Bachelor's Program in Artificial Intelligence and Data Science
Established in the academic year 2021-2022 as part of the Computer Science Department, this program was created in response to labor market demands by providing graduates with experience, knowledge, and competence in the fields of artificial intelligence and data science, particularly in deep learning, robotics, and data science applications.
Bachelor's Program in Cybersecurity
Launched in the academic year 2020, this program is part of the Computer Science Department and offers a four-year undergraduate program leading to a Bachelor of Science degree in Cybersecurity. The program is designed to produce highly trained students in the field of cybersecurity, ensuring that students complete the degree requirements. The department focuses on adaptability, allowing for curriculum adjustments to meet the needs of students seeking to specialize in various fields of cybersecurity. The program features a flexible, multi-faceted framework, providing students with the opportunity to delve into relevant branches of knowledge and meet the labor market's demand for graduates with suitable skills in these professions and career paths both locally and internationally. The program emphasizes preparing graduates well-equipped to face current and emerging challenges in the field of cybersecurity.
Bachelor's Program in Computer Science
Various topics are taught to undergraduate students to cover different areas of knowledge in computer science. This is supported by the presence of many laboratories equipped with the latest computers (a number of laboratories and classrooms have been outfitted with hundreds of computers equipped with specialized software packages, computer networks, data projection devices, and smart boards), in addition to a distinguished digital logic design laboratory.
