The College of Computer and Information Sciences awards a bachelor's degree in Computer Science after completing 133 credits of theoretical and practical courses. Students are required to start a project in their last year of study. The project is a degree requirement in which students analyze, design, and implement an application proposed by the student or faculty member. This project will require a knowledge base from the whole program of study.  

Mission of the Program:

Preparation of qualified scientific cadres in the various fields of computer science through innovative education and scientific research, which develops creative and analytical abilities that can serve the society.

Program Enrollment and Degree Data

The National Standard (NCAAA)

• Computer Science Specification  
• Computer Science Plan
• Computer Science Courses' Description
• Computer Science Courses' Syllabus
• Key Performance Indicators Report

Program Guidebooks

• For more information related to the program, please click Here.
• The Student’s Guide to the Academic Secretariat of the computer science program, please click Here.
• Computer Science Bachelor's Program Booklet Here.
• Academic and Student Advising Manual click Here.
• Students Rights and Obligations Handbook Here.

Documents and Regulations

• Complaints and grievances Handbook
• Disciplinary Regulation for Student
• Policies and Procedures Manual for Admission and Registration
• Student Skill Record
• Study and Examination Rules
• Student conduct and discipline rules
• List of studies and examination