PSU

Information Technology Center

The Information Technology Center was established in 1999 and is one of the independent (non-academic) university units. The Center provides computer facilities for all staff, faculties and students of the University complemented with advice, document-tation and anything else necessary for their usage. The IT facilities are available to all undergraduate students and IT support for personal research and training courses.
The University Computer Center activities are based upon the various platforms equipment integrated in local networks with laser printer output which provide a wide range of software and applications, web developing and designing, database develop-ping, as well as programming and system support to staff, lecturers and to PSU departments.
The fully operational University Campus Network improves the University communication infrastructure that links the existing information and computer resources with national and international networks. Internet services via the University Network are now available: e-mail, electronic news, and file exchange. The University Computer Center has specialized support staff. Their tasks are to work closely with their colleagues from the other departments and faculties in order to best use of the facilities.

Vision

The ITC strives to become an organization of dedicated energetic professionals who inspire and guide members of the PSU community and prepare them for a world of rapidly developing technological innovations.

Mission

Our object is to provide prompt, friendly and reliable information technology support service to the University community. Toward that end the ITC team gives leadership and shares expertise in the planning and introduction of new information technology on campus to further the University’s mission in teaching, research and administration.

Information Security Management System

The Information Technology Center (ITC) is committed to adopting and implementing a robust integrated system for information security management, in strict accordance with the international standard ISO 27001. This strategic initiative is aligned with the university's overarching directions and objectives, while adhering to the applicable regulations and instructions within the Kingdom. The primary objective is to attain excellence in information security management, ensuring that practices meet and exceed international standards, addressing the security requirements and expectations of all stakeholders involved. The ITC pledges to effectively apply, maintain, periodically review, and evaluate the Information Security Management System (ISMS), while striving for continuous enhancement. This commitment reflects our dedication to maintaining the highest standards in safeguarding information assets and meeting the evolving needs of our university community.

CODE TITLE CRS
EM 511 Project Management 3
EM 512 Statistical Quality Analysis 3