Computerized Information Technology

In this program, technicians work with computer operating systems, networks, the internet, e-commerce, and web design. The program offers courses that qualify and prepare technicians to work in industrial and educational institutions and scientific research centers, and aims to develop students' skills in computer maintenance, programming, designing computer systems, and working with networks and databases.

The program comprises 76 credit hours distributed over two academic years.

Curriculum and Course Description

Curriculum and course description for the Computerized Information Technology program.