About the Department
nformation Systems is considered one of the fundamental pillars of the modern digital era, playing a pivotal role in supporting decision-making, improving operational efficiency, and enhancing the competitive capabilities of organizations. This discipline represents an intersection between technology and management, combining technical concepts such as programming, databases, and information security with managerial concepts such as project management. With the rapid advancement in digital transformation and data analytics, the need for specialized Information Systems professionals has become more urgent than ever before, making this field one of the most in-demand disciplines. In response, the Department of Information Systems has sought to meet the growing labor-market needs for qualified specialists. The department aims to prepare graduates capable of providing innovative technological solutions that improve organizational performance and enhance effective decision-making through its two distinguished academic programs:
- Bachelor's Degree in Computer Information Systems
- Master's Degree in Computer Information Systems
These programs focus on equipping students with the knowledge and skills needed to analyze, design, and develop information systems. The Bachelor of Science in Computer Information Systems program has been accredited by the Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology (ABET), in addition to the department obtaining accreditation from the National Center for Academic Accreditation and Evaluation (NCAAA).
The objectives of the College of Computer Science and Information Technology’s programs are derived from the goals of the university. These objectives have been adapted to align with the Information Systems program.
- Excellence in teaching and educating in the field of Information Systems.
- Adopting specialized scientific, applied, and collaborative research in Information Systems fields.
- Continuous development of faculty and staff members, enhancing their skills in Information Systems.
- Improving the program's resources, facilities, and infrastructure.
- Providing lifelong learning opportunities in the field of Information Systems.
- Efficient and effective implementation of the Information Systems Program.
- Serving the community by offering IT-based solutions.
Scientific Programs
The Information Systems Department at King Faisal University offers two distinguished academic programs that prepare students to take on leadership roles in the era of digital transformation:
