Computer Science program provides bachelor’s students with an understanding of fundamental computer science and management concepts, methodologies, and technologies as demonstrated by:
a. An ability to demonstrate a fundamental understanding of algorithms, data structures, software design, concepts of programming languages, and computer organization and architecture, and an awareness of the evolution and dynamic nature of the foundational core of computer science.
b. An ability to demonstrate the ability to analyze and solve computing problems.
c. An ability to demonstrate knowledge of a variety of programming languages and proficiency in at least one higher-level language.
d. An ability to demonstrate understanding of discrete mathematics, differential and integral calculus, and probability and statistics.
e. An ability to demonstrate the ability to collect, analyze, and interpret data.
f. An ability to demonstrate an awareness of emerging technologies and the ability to evaluate and utilize currently available software development tools.
g. An ability to demonstrate knowledge of the principles and practices for software design and
development.
h. An ability to demonstrate the ability to successfully apply the principles and practices for software design and development to real problems.
i. An ability to demonstrate the ability to communicate effectively, both orally and in written form, and work in a team environment.
j. An ability to demonstrate familiarity with basic concepts, emerging technologies, and contemporary issues relating to the societal impacts of computing.
k. An ability to demonstrate an understanding of professional and ethical considerations related to
computing.
l. An ability to demonstrate an ability to acquire new knowledge in the computing discipline and to engage in life-long learning.
m. An ability to be competitive in the computing job market and/or being admitted to a good graduate program in computing.

To apply for admission, the following minimum requirements must be met:
– A minimum grade of 75% in high school degree.

First Year –FIRST Semester

Total: 19 Credit Hours — 21 ECTS — (Lect. 21 hrs, Prac. 3 hrs)

First Year –Second Semester

Total: 20 Cr Hr – 24 ECTS – 6 Practical Hours

Second Year –First Semester

Total: 21 Cr Hr – 19 ECTS – 4 Practical Hours

Second Year–Second Semester

Total: 21 Cr Hr – 25 ECTS – 4 Practical Hours

Third Year –First Semester

Total: 19 Cr Hr – 23 ECTS – 5 Practical Hours

Third Year–Second Semester

Total: 21 Cr Hr – 18 ECTS – 15 Practical Hours

Fourth Year –First Semester

Total: 12 Cr Hr – 0 ECTS – 0 Contact Hours

Fourth Year–Second Semester

Total: 12 Cr Hr – 36 ECTS – 0 Contact Hours