Information Systems

About the Program

Information Systems serves as a vital link between computer science disciplines and various professional and business fields. The program aims to equip graduates with the theoretical foundations of computing and information systems required to analyze, design, develop, and operate information systems.

Overview of the Computer Information Systems Program

The Bachelor’s Program in Computer Information Systems is offered by the Department of Computer Information Systems at the College of Computer Science and Engineering in Yanbu. The language of instruction is English, and the program is delivered through full-time study over five years, comprising a total of 150 credit units.

Program Mission

To provide a high-quality Bachelor’s program in Information Systems that develops students’ technical and research knowledge and practical skills, thereby contributing to national development and community service.

Program Objectives

1. Enhance stakeholder engagement in the program’s mission and objectives.
2. Promote excellence in teaching and learning.
3. Enhance scientific research activities.
4. Establish effective partnerships with the community.
5. Strengthen the program’s standing at the local, regional, and international levels.

Program Learning Outcomes

First: Knowledge

Demonstrate knowledge of the foundations of mathematics, science, information systems, religion, and language that underpin the design and development of information systems applications.

Second: Skills

* Analyze problems and apply information systems and computing principles, techniques, and technologies to identify appropriate solutions.
* Apply information systems and computing theories, technologies, architectural models, user experience theories, governance models, management approaches, and software development fundamentals to design, implement, and evaluate information systems applications within the context of the program and business disciplines.
* Use appropriate tools and techniques to support the delivery, utilization, and management of information systems that meet specified business needs.
* Communicate effectively in a variety of professional contexts and demonstrate proficiency in information technology skills.

Third: Values

* Recognize professional responsibilities and make informed decisions in information systems practice based on social, legal, and ethical principles.
* Function effectively as a member or leader of a team engaged in activities appropriate to the program’s discipline.
* Independently evaluate self-directed learning and performance and engage in lifelong learning.

For reference to the College Quality Manual

For reference to the Computer Information Systems Department Manual

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