Description

The Department of E-Commerce and Data Analysis is one of the newest departments in the Faculty of Economics and Political Sciences at the University of Tripoli. It emerged as a natural response to local and international developments in information and communication technology and its applications in e-commerce and data analysis, particularly given the rapid growth of e-commerce amid digital transformation and Fourth Industrial Revolution technologies. It is the first academic department at the university level in Libya to award a specialized bachelor's degree, as well as a master's degree, in e-commerce and data analysis. The Department of E-Commerce and Data Analysis was established in the 2006 academic year, pursuant to University of Tripoli Council Resolution No. (17)of 2006, regarding the naming of the department upon its establishment. It was created in response to the demands of the knowledge society and in alignment with the objectives of higher education in Libya, through the adoption of a rigorous scientific methodology aimed at preparing students academically and intellectually in the fields of e-commerce applications and data analysis, in accordance with the requirements of the local and international job market.

Objectives

To equip students with up-to-date knowledge in the field of e-commerce and data analysis as it relates to the local and international environment, while highlighting the impact of advanced media and technology and keeping pace with developments in this field.

To directly connect students with the job market by focusing on practical applications and solutions in their area of specialization.

To provide hands-on training in e-commerce applications and data analysis, thereby accelerating their integration into the job market.

To ensure a direct and practical link between students and the job market through application-oriented learning and real-world solutions in their field of specialization.

Outcomes

A. Knowledge and Understanding

Upon completing all program requirements, graduates will be able to:

·         Explain research methodologies in the field of consumer behavior and how to engage with consumers through social media platforms.

·         Clarify concepts related to legal and ethical issues in e-commerce and data analysis.

·         Identify the fundamentals of website design and define the objectives and content of a website.

·         Develop a strong brand identity using modern technological systems.

Upon completing all program requirements, graduates will be able to:

·         Analyze the components of e-commerce and data analysis systems.

·         Evaluate websites and assess the effectiveness of marketing communications on the website.

·         Analyze problems and obstacles in e-commerce and data analysis, and identify solutions to all difficulties.

·         Draw conclusions based on experiences in e-commerce and data analysis.

Upon completing all program requirements, graduates will be able to:

·         Write technical reports related to marketing information systems and data analysis.

·         Apply data programming principles in the design of systems and websites.

·         Analyze networks and systems, understand how to integrate them, and use expert systems to solve problems.

·         Use electronic devices in website design and data analysis.

Upon completing all program requirements, graduates will be able to:

·         Work effectively as part of a team to develop their scientific and practical skills.

·         Manage and utilize time effectively in their field of work.

·         Deliver and present information in an appropriate manner.

·         Gather information on marketing content management, e-commerce relationship management, and data analysis using modern technology.

Certificate Rewarded

Bachelor's degree in E-Commerce and Data Analysis

Entry Reuirements

·         Applicants must hold a high school diploma with a minimum grade of "Good" in the science track.

·         Admission to the program is competitive and based on available seats.

·         Successful completion of the "Principles of Computer Science" course with a grade no less than "Good”.

·         Completion of 28 credit hours.

·         The applicant must not have been previously expelled from another university or institute for disciplinary reasons.