This course provides an overview of e-business and related issues. It covers many topics in e-business, including basic knowledge of e-business and related information technology, e-business models, e-payment, e-stock management and supply chain.

This course provides a description of the concepts and techniques of Business Intelligence (BI), and introduces the student to the basics and theories of Business Intelligence and its role in improving business activities so that the student realizes the importance of explicit knowledge in business, and studies some applications of artificial intelligence in the business environment that help companies improve their business. The viewpoints will be discussed

This course introduces advanced methods of artificial intelligence in the business environment through its working patterns, which include the ability to learn, infer, predict, make decisions, adapt and interact. The course includes an applied or research aspect that enables the student to understand and infer the nature of the relationship between artificial intelligence and business intelligence and activate it to serve business solutions.

This course aims to introduce the student to the basic concepts associated with information systems, the difference between them and information technology, and how data is processed in these systems. The course presents the different types of systems and ways to select, implement, and manage them during their lifespan. It also presents the problems and challenges, especially those related to privacy, security, social and ethical impact. The course also presents important topics closely related to information systems, such as e-business, information systems protection, and resource management.

This course aims to empower students with problem-solving skills in the context of business intelligence programming, as it provides logical steps from basic thinking to an advanced level of problem solving and algorithms. The course includes a practical and applied element in which the student performs the task of analyzing a simple corporate business case and developing a program whose output is an analytical report or selected performance indicators.

The course aims to introduce the basic principles and different stages of information systems analysis and design. The course introduces the student to the individuals involved in developing information systems and the different techniques used in analyzing and designing these systems. The course also covers feasibility study documentation, system requirements, design and development. It also covers the systems development life cycle, data modeling, and user participation in systems development.

This course aims to introduce the student to the basics of business simulation technology and applications and their intersection with business intelligence in terms of dealing simultaneously with a set of basic variables that simulate the reality of business and daily activities, which enables the student to understand how marketing, human resources, operations, finance and other businesses are integrated to achieve results and outputs, including computer simulation or running a computer program or a network of computers.

This course aims to study the applications, methodology, processes, characteristics and techniques of transforming raw data into useful information that is meaningful for business purposes and supporting the decision-making process and strategic planning through performance indicators, measurements and predictions within business intelligence models and solutions. It includes introducing the student to the basics of databases, data warehouses and their programming language.

This course aims to study data visualization technology and its use mechanisms to serve the display of performance indicators within business intelligence solutions, where the student is able to learn about the different types of technology used in developing data visualization applications and programs, their characteristics, and their compatibility with business intelligence solutions.

This course presents the most important digital marketing strategies and their implementation methodologies, which include effective e-marketing strategies through creating professional websites, marketing videos, designing advertising banners, creating pages on social media sites, writing articles about the product or service, and running professional paid advertising campaigns over the Internet, in addition to identifying target segments of customers.

This course aims to study the technology available to organizations to facilitate supply chain management, which includes the use of the Internet to manage the electronic supply chain by providing frameworks for cooperation between the various parties involved in the supply chain. It also includes the electronic exchange of data that is linked to the reinvention of supply chain strategies, which helps organizations document the electronic exchange of business as well as provide standard procedures that organizations follow among themselves, suppliers and customers.

This course aims to introduce the student to econometrics, which is the application of statistical methods in the practical evaluation of economic relations. Econometric analysis is widely used in international economics to estimate the causes and effects of international trade, exchange rates, and international capital movements.

This course introduces the digital transformations and new technologies that business organizations are exposed to and the automation of processes. This course also addresses the challenges, especially those related to security, privacy, social and ethical impact. This course addresses effective strategies for selecting and implementing appropriate technological solutions and facilitating teamwork and group work through networking and virtual team collaboration.

This course aims to introduce the student to the legislation and laws that govern electronic transactions, whether profitable or not, that take place between different parties through websites, business platforms and e-commerce. It includes legislation and laws that preserve the rights of individuals, groups and organizations associated with commercial transactions or the misuse of Internet technology to serve purposes that may cause harm to others, including privacy protection laws, cybercrimes and others.

This course introduces the general concepts related to cyber security, and aims to provide students with the necessary knowledge to prepare plans to protect information systems and their resources in organizations. Topics in this course include threats and risks that information systems in organizations may be exposed to, protections and controls that can be used to prevent them or confront them if they occur, restore the system as quickly as possible, protect communications and networks, and computer security.