What programming and software skills are taught in Information Systems?

Software development, website and application design, and various programming languages, using hands-on work in dedicated computer labs.

Does the Information Systems program include exposure to tech conferences?

Yes, students regularly attend and actively participate in technology conferences and exhibitions.

Who teaches the Information Systems faculty?

Specialised engineers and lecturers in systems and software, plus professors from Egyptian communications and IT faculties.

Faculty

Information Systems

Students in the Information Systems department study software, website and application design, and programming languages through hands-on work in the academy's computer labs. The academy also describes visits and participation in technology conferences and exhibitions. Instructors include systems and software specialists and university lecturers. The curriculum is intended to help students develop skills relevant to technology roles; employment remains dependent on the employer and the individual's qualifications.

Study in this faculty

Students in the Information Systems department study software, website and application design, and programming languages through hands-on work in the academy's computer labs.

The academy also describes visits and participation in technology conferences and exhibitions.

Instructors include systems and software specialists and university lecturers.

The curriculum is intended to help students develop skills relevant to technology roles; employment remains dependent on the employer and the individual's qualifications.

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