Applied Computer Science

Graduates will possess computing skills and be capable of:

• Applying knowledge in computing and mathematics related to the specialty.

• Analyzing problems, and identifying and defining the requirements of appropriate computing solutions.

• Designing, implementing, and evaluating procedures, components, software, and computer systems to meet required needs.

• Effectively working in teams to achieve a common goal.

• Understanding relevant ethical, professional, security, legal, and social issues.

• Taking on responsibilities and practical burdens related to their specialty.

• Effectively communicating and working with others, forming and maintaining work relationships.

• Analyzing the local and global effects of computing on individuals, organizations, and society.

• Recognizing the need for and engaging in continuous professional development.

• Using available and necessary technologies, machines, devices, tools, and software for computing practices.

• Applying mathematical foundations; algorithm principles; and computer science theories in the design of computer systems in a way that demonstrates understanding of the design choices’ pros and cons.

• Applying design and development principles in building various systems and software in complexity and requirements.

• 30% High School GPA.
• 30% General Aptitude Test (Qudurat).
• 40% Subject Achievement Test (Tahsili). 

2. Placement into the College of Applied Computer Science:
After completing the first year, students must have a composite average of at least 70%, calculated as follows:

• 25% General Aptitude Test.
• 25% Subject Achievement Test.
• 25% First Common Year GPA.
• 25% Scores in First Common Year Math courses (Math 140 and 150).

• • Language: Instruction for specialized courses is in English.
  • Age: Applicants must generally be under 25 years old.

First Year – First Semester

ARAB100 – Arabic Writing Skills – 2 Credit Hours
TECH101 – Computer Skills – 3 Credit Hours
ENTR101 – Entrepreneurship – 1 Credit Hour
MATH101 – Differential Calculus – 3 Credit Hours
ENGL104 – English Language – 6 Credit Hours

First Year – Second Semester

STAT101 – Introduction to Statistics – 3 Credit Hours
HLTH101 – Health and Physical Fitness – 1 Credit Hour
CHEM101 – General Chemistry (1) – 4 Credit Hours
UNIV101 – University Skills – 3 Credit Hours
ENGL111 – English for Specific Purposes – 6 Credit Hours

Second Year – First Semester

CS101 – Fundamentals and Ethics of Computing – 3 Credit Hours
CS100 – Computer Programming (1) – 4 Credit Hours
MATH151 – Discrete Mathematics – 3 Credit Hours
BUS101 – Introduction to Business Administration – 3 Credit Hours
ENGL160 – Professional English – 3 Credit Hours

Second Year – Second Semester

CS102 – Computer Programming (2) – 4 Credit Hours
CS105 – Data Structures – 3 Credit Hours
CS110 – Computer Architecture and Organization – 3 Credit Hours
CS170 – Introduction to Computer Networks – 3 Credit Hours
MATH107 – Vectors and Matrices – 3 Credit Hours
UNIV2XX – University Requirement – 2 Credit Hours

Third Year – First Semester

MATH106 – Integral Calculus – 3 Credit Hours
CS205 – Theory of Computation – 3 Credit Hours
CS217 – Applied Operating Systems – 3 Credit Hours
CS202 – Database Fundamentals – 3 Credit Hours
SCI2XX – Science Elective – 4 Credit Hours
UNIV3XX – University Elective – 2 Credit Hours

Third Year – Second Semester

MATH244 – Linear Algebra – 3 Credit Hours
CS212 – Software Engineering – 3 Credit Hours
CS251 – Web Programming – 3 Credit Hours
CS303 – Algorithm Analysis – 3 Credit Hours
SCI3XX – Science Elective – 4 Credit Hours
UNIV4XX – University Elective – 2 Credit Hours

Fourth Year – First Semester

CS305 – Programming Languages and Compilers – 3 Credit Hours
CS324 – Software Project Management – 3 Credit Hours
TRK401 – Track Compulsory Course (1) – 3 Credit Hours
TRK402 – Track Compulsory Course (2) – 3 Credit Hours
BUS412 – Administrative Skills – 3 Credit Hours
ETH107 – Professional Ethics – 2 Credit Hours

Fourth Year – Second Semester

CS495 – Graduation Project (1) – 2 Credit Hours
CS489 – Field Training – 10 Credit Hours

Summer Semester

CS490 – Field Training (Summer) – 1 Credit Hour

Fifth Year – First Semester

CS497 – Graduation Project (2) – 4 Credit Hours
TRK4XX – Track Elective Course (1) – 3 Credit Hours
TRK4XX – Track Elective Course (2) – 3 Credit Hours
BUS103 – Advanced Studies in Entrepreneurship – 3 Credit Hours

Total Credit Hours Required for Graduation: 145 Credit Hours