The Department of Computer Systems is one of the scientific departments of the Nineveh Technical Management Institute. It was established in 2001 as the Department of Computer Systems at the beginning of the academic year 2002–2003. Later, the name was updated to better align with the department’s vision, mission, and goals. The department admits students from the scientific branch of preparatory studies. The duration of study is two years, including a two-month summer training program.

Vision 

The department aspires to achieve excellence through an academic program that meets international standards in the field of computer systems technologies. It seeks to prepare qualified and trained technical staff capable of data entry, system operation, application program implementation, system and software design and development, while also adopting e-learning systems and electronic platforms (such as Google Classroom) for lectures, electronic registration, and online examinations.

Message 

Providing technical administrative education based on modern methods to prepare qualified and highly skilled graduates with sufficient experience to ensure high quality in outputs in terms of quantity, quality, innovation, and performance. The department responds rapidly to technical developments and changes in the surrounding environment in order to align effectively with labor market and societal needs.

Aim 

The department aims to prepare technical human resources capable of entering the labor market efficiently. It focuses on producing qualified technical staff in computer technology and informatics to meet the requirements of modern work environments. This includes serving the community by maintaining communication with official and semi-official institutions, with particular emphasis on the software commonly used in those institutions. Accordingly, the curricula are regularly updated.

Graduate Description 

Graduates of the Department of Computer Systems will be able to:

1. Operate and use various ready-made applications.
2. Assemble and maintain software programs.
3. Operate network operating systems and use various network and internet applications.
4. Design and manage websites.
5. Analyze and design database systems.
6. Keep pace with market demands.