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42 ٢١٠ Study the Needs of the IT Sector to the National Cadres in the Disciplines of Computing and Information Technology Amin Y. Noaman and Muhammad A. Alhashemy Department of Computer Science, Faculty of Computing and Information Technology, King Abdulaziz University, Jeddah21589, P.O.Box: 80221, Saudi Arabia Abstract. This research aims to know the needs of the IT sector to the national cadres in the disciplines of computing and information technology and identify the different sectors in the market that will benefiting from this specialization. This research also aims to provide statistical information about the needs of the labor market for various computer specialties during the next five years through exploring the views of the institutions that active in the absorption of the graduates from the computing and information technology and working in Jeddah city in Saudi Arabia.

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