Information Technology

indirectly, many parts of the Organization. The duties of the occupation vary considerably and may include, but not be limited to, some of the following: analysing various informational problems in conjunction with personnel of organizational units and making recommendations on the feasibility and cost benefits of the application of information technology to the problem; selecting appropriate language, techniques and methods for a system; preparing system and programme documentation; testing, modifying and supervising installation of systems and programmes; reviewing the acquisition of information technology equipment; supervising and coordinating the coding of data; writing of computer programmes; monitoring of computer and peripheral machine operations.

Acceptable first-level university degrees for consideration by the Board for candidates applying in Information Technology are as follows: computer science (engineering, programming, software development, or theory), information technology, information management, informatics, telecommunications, and artificial intelligence. For candidates who have no first-level university degree in any of the abovementioned fields but have at least two years’ professional experience in these fields, the degree may be substituted by one of the following first-level university degrees: electrical engineering, electronics, mathematics, physics, robotics, or statistics.