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The Information Systems Department is one of the specialized departments at the Computer Center of Sana’a University. It is concerned with preparing and qualifying technical cadres capable of understanding and analyzing institutional needs, and designing and developing information systems that contribute to organizing data, supporting administrative operations, and facilitating decision-making.
The Department focuses on equipping students with practical knowledge and skills in systems analysis and design, databases, application programming, information management, procedure documentation, and linking technical solutions to institutional needs. It also seeks to develop students’ ability to study administrative and technical problems and transform them into practical information systems that help improve performance and enhance work efficiency.
The program combines technical and administrative aspects by training students to analyze user requirements, design databases, develop applications, prepare reports, and use information systems tools to support business and institutional services.
Through its educational and training programs, the Information Systems Department seeks to prepare graduates with technical and professional skills that qualify them to work in systems analysis, database administration, application development, information management, and supporting digital transformation in institutions, contributing to meeting the needs of the local and regional labor markets.
Leadership and excellence in qualifying specialized cadres in information systems, capable of employing modern technologies in data analysis, developing information solutions, and supporting digital transformation in a way that meets the needs of institutions and the labor market.
The Information Systems Department prepares qualified technical cadres in systems analysis and design, data management, and information solutions through applied education and training that support digital transformation and meet institutional and labor market needs.
1. Prepare qualified technical cadres in the fields of information systems who are capable of meeting the needs of institutions and the labor market.
2. Equip students with practical knowledge and skills in systems analysis and design, data management, and the development of information solutions.
3. Develop students’ ability to analyze institutional needs and transform them into practical information systems that support administrative and technical performance.
4. Qualify students to use databases and their applications to efficiently organize, process, and retrieve data.
5. Enable students to design and develop applications and information systems that contribute to improving institutional services and operations.
6. Enhance students’ skills in report preparation, procedure documentation, and data analysis to support decision-making.
7. Develop students’ ability to integrate technical and administrative aspects when designing and developing information solutions.
8. Keep pace with recent developments in information systems and digital transformation technologies, and link them to the needs of society and the labor market.
9. Develop analytical thinking, problem-solving, and teamwork skills in technical and institutional work environments.
10. Contribute to community service by preparing technical graduates capable of supporting digital transformation and improving institutional performance.
The Information Systems Department offers one program: the Diploma in Information Systems. The program focuses on integrating technical and administrative aspects for developing complete information solutions.