IT Unit Services

IT Unit Services

The Electronic Services Unit at the Faculty of Pharmacy was established in October 2013 as part of the second phase of the university’s e-units project. It was initially managed by Dr. Abeer Sayed Mowad, a lecturer in the Department of Pharmacognosy. The unit has demonstrated outstanding performance at the university level, consistently achieving over 90% in quarterly technical evaluations since its inception.

The unit provides the following services:

  1. Enhancing the Efficiency of the Digital Library

    • Managing user accounts for the digital library at the faculty.
    • Faculty members, postgraduate students, and researchers are trained to create accounts on Google Scholar, which helps students and researchers access studies, abstracts, and scientific research in various fields.
    • You can create an account via the following link: http://www.eul.edu.eg/Registration.aspx.

  2. Upgrading and Maintaining IT Infrastructure

    • Supervising maintenance for computers and related equipment.
    • Analyzing system failures and malfunctions, identifying weaknesses, and proposing suitable solutions.
    • Preparing periodic reports on the condition of computers and laboratories at the faculty.

  3. Regulating Software Usage and Enhancing Cybersecurity

    • Installing original software and updating antivirus programs.
    • Maintaining computers and printers or supervising maintenance contracts.

  4. Developing the Educational Process through Digital Learning

    • Promoting e-learning courses and providing technical consultations and training.
    • Faculty members are trained to upload learning materials to the university’s online learning portal.
    • Access the e-learning platform here: http://cms2.nelc.edu.eg/login/index.php.

  5. Utilizing the University’s Official Email for Communication

    • Activating and managing the university email service for official correspondence between students and faculty members.
    • You can check your university email at the following link.

  6. Utilizing the Faculty’s Official Website for Communication

    • Publishing faculty news and updating information on the university’s online portal.
    • Training students and faculty members on how to effectively use the portal for academic and administrative purposes.