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.