1. ​PEO1: (Applied Skills and Knowledge) apply knowledge, techniques, and skills in the area of information systems in an effective way for solving business problems.
2. PEO2: (Continuity and Life-Long Learning) adapting with new technologies to keep up with technological advancements, proceed with graduate studies, deliver high quality theoretical and applied contributions.
3. PEO3: (Leadership and Teamwork) function effectively as a member or leader in a team engaged in activities appropriate to the program's discipline in professionalism.
4. PEO4: (Community) promotes strong relationship with the community and help in social and economic developments.

Mapping between PEOs and SOs: ​​

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1. ​Offer a path for scholars from diverse disciplines to fast transition to data science careers. 
2. Enable established computing professionals to improve development skills and technical management. 
3. Prepare graduates to utilize data science practice and skills for dissemination and knowledge discovery to assist decision-makers and researchers in attaining organizational goals. 
4. Create entrepreneurs, business professionals, and innovators who will lead the growth of the next inception information systems. 

The program educational objectives (PEOs) of the Health Information Systems program are to prepare and qualify graduates who are:

1.      [Professionalism] Productive and practitioner-oriented professionals, researchers and future leaders who contribute to the development and innovation of the Health Information Systems fields.

2.      [Community Support] Become a productive member of society who can undertake leadership roles and make innovative decisions to contribute to the Health Information Systems, and economic growth.

​3.      [Lifelong Learning] Lifelong learners who can always improve their professional knowledge in the Health Information Systems technology.