The growth and development of computer science began based on mathematics and electrical engineering disciplines. This science includes the design and development of all types of software from phone systems and applications to interactive games and other forms of interactive technology. Those who want to specialize in computer science must have a strong background in mathematics and the ability to find solutions to problems. Specialists in this science primarily study what makes computers work and how they process data.
The strength of a computer science graduate lies in the ability to solve problems related to the effectiveness and performance of all applications and the overall orientation towards problem-solving. The following are just a few examples of the many topics that computer science specialists will study:
The computer science major focuses on studying programming (such as Java programming), data structures, and operating systems. As a result, many graduates of this major practice professions in the field of programming and software development.
The Computer Science and Information Systems Department aspires to distinguish itself by providing an academic program that achieves global standard levels in the field of computer science, helping to prepare qualified and trained national competencies.
To prepare highly competent participants in the knowledge-based society; and to stimulate creativity and excellence in research, education, and community services in computer science.
The Computer Science program has obtained the following international accreditations: