Vision and Mission:

The Electronic Computing Center is committed to providing a secure and fully integrated technological environment that supports the University’s academic, research, and administrative functions. Through the development and management of efficient information systems, the delivery of high-quality IT services, and the advancement of digital transformation initiatives, the Center strives to enhance institutional performance and promote academic excellence.

Center Objectives

The Center aims to play an active role in e-government initiatives and digital transformation, while supporting public institutions and the private sector with practical expertise in Information and Communication Technology (ICT). This is achieved by establishing a smart virtual electronic environment that includes system design, strategic planning, implementation, capacity building, and quality management. By adopting and applying globally recognized enterprise information solutions within the University, the Center contributes to successful digital transformation, encourages investment and growth, and supports the development of the information technology sector as a productive field capable of employing a significant number of university graduates in engineering and scientific disciplines integrated with ICT.

Center Responsibilities

First: Technical Functions

  • Management of IT Infrastructure
    • Server Administration
    • Internal Network and Internet Management
    • Data Center Management
  • Development and Management of Networked Database Systems
    • Academic Affairs Systems
    • Administrative, Financial, and Legal Systems
    • Student Affairs Systems
    • Database Backup and Recovery
  • University Website Management
    • Content Updates and Maintenance
    • Hosting of Electronic Systems
    • Support for Web Portals

Second: Academic Support Functions

  • Support for E-Learning Systems such as Moodle
  • Management of Faculty and Student Email Systems
  • Support for Electronic Examinations
  • Training for Students and Staff on Technology Systems

Third: Information Security and Protection

  • Protection of Networks Against Cyber Threats
  • Firewall Systems Management
  • Access Control and Authorization Monitoring
  • Development of Information Security Policies
  • Encryption and Protection of Sensitive Data

Fourth: Technical Support and User Services

  • Maintenance of Hardware (Computers, Printers, Projectors)
  • Software Troubleshooting and Support
  • Help Desk and Technical Support Services
  • Provision of IT Consultancy to Colleges and Departments

Fifth: Professional and Technical Training

  • Organization of Specialized IT Training Courses
  • Training Programs Supporting Academic Promotion Requirements
  • Professional Development Programs for Staff Promotion