Introduction to Computing develops a foundation in hardware, software, networking, computer security, programming, databases and e-commerce systems. Students also explore information search, verification and evaluation, and the use of word-processing, spreadsheet, database and web-development tools.

Introduction to computer programming is a foundation of computer, which is the essential requirement for the Information Technology (IT) degree program. This course teaches students skills using procedural programming and starts with a basic introduction to Python programming for data analysis. Introduction to computer programming is designed for the importance of procedural computer programming in solving problems, gaining the basic concepts of programming using the Python, writing small sized Python programs, creating basic software solutions to solve complex computing problems. The course also covers Python libraries for Manipulating, Processing, Cleaning, Crunching, Plotting, Visualizing, Modelling and Analysing data.

Introduction to Web Technologies examines the World Wide Web as a platform for interactive applications and online content. Topics include HTTP, HTML and CSS, client-side programming with JavaScript, and interactive graphics and multimedia content.

Database Management Systems is designed to introduce students to the database management systems (DBMS). This course highlights the understanding of the fundamentals of relational systems including entity-relationships, database design, data models, database environment, data warehousing, database architectures, and basic SQL programming. This course also provides an understanding of Internet database environment and warehousing.

Object Oriented Programming course is designed for students who wish to learn how to develop Java applications. This course provides the fundamental Java programming skills and an overview of Object Oriented Programming concepts using Java, including objects, classes, methods, information hiding, parameter passing, inheritance and polymorphism. The course also includes Java language elements and characteristics such as operators, data types, control in order to develop Java applications. In addition, creating java database connection with JDBC, databases with JDBC, Java programming for Internet and WWW (World Wide Web), handling HTTP get requests and post requests, overview of JavaServer pages are introduced.

Marketing is a dynamic and an exciting field, a key tool in confronting the challenges companies are facing at home and abroad. People often confuse marketing with advertising and sales. In this course you will learn about the "True" meaning and scope of marketing management of which advertising and sales are simply only two facets. You will be introduced to other aspects marketing and learn about the strategic importance of marketing to an enterprise, whether it be a profit oriented business firm or non-profit organization. Most importantly, you will learn that the fundamental asset of a corporation is its customers. Hence, the supreme importance of the "marketing concept" is an attempt to identify and satisfy its customers'needs and wants.

Managing People & Organizations will treat the major challenges in the management of people, primarily in for-profit corporations. It will not teach detailed management techniques and methods; It will focus instead on understanding the long-term issues facing the field.

The course will also present a series of current controversies rooted in these economic changes, and explore different perspectives and arguments. The key learning objective is for students to develop informed opinions on these important issues of the day.

This course will be comprised of numbers of class discussions and debates. A major skill that will be assessed in the course is to make a convincing argument, through the use of consistent logic and relevant evidence. The class participation will be recorded and applied to the final grade substantially.

This course describes today’s business environment and hot technology is integrated into business, government and community system. In particular, the course aims to generate an awareness of the importance of information to decision-making and how to provide such information to ensure its usefulness to the decision makers. Real-world case studies are presented to understand the role of information systems in obtaining and maintaining competitive advantage. This introductory course then explains activities used to develop, implement and maintain Information Systems. The course will also highlight the ethics, privacy and information security that are related to information systems. Students who successfully complete this course will gain a strong foundation of business systems fundamentals and the influence of the Internet on business stakeholders; customers, suppliers, manufacturers, service makers, regulators, managers and employees.