Students
Tuition Fee
SAR 1,600
Start Date
Not Available
Medium of studying
On campus
Duration
4 years
Details
Program Details
Degree
Bachelors
Major
Computer Science | Cybersecurity
Area of study
Information and Communication Technologies
Education type
On campus
Timing
Full time
Course Language
English
Tuition Fee
Average International Tuition Fee
SAR 1,600
About Program

Program Overview


Program Overview

The Bachelor of Science in Information Technology program is designed to qualify competitive competencies with scientific foundations, technical skills, ethical values, and professional standards. The program offers tracks in cybersecurity and networking, aiming to develop and administer secure and reliable IT infrastructure solutions, engage in scientific research, and contribute to effective community partnerships.


Program Details

  • Program name: BSc in Information Technology
  • Credit hours: 132 Hours
  • Study language: English
  • Program length: 4 Years
  • Study mode: On-campus
  • Learning mode: Theoretical & Practical
  • Accreditation: Accredited by the Ministry of Education

Program Mission

The program mission is to qualify competitive competencies with scientific foundations, technical skills, ethical values, and professional standards via an inspiring educational environment.


Program Goals and PLOs

Program Goals

  1. PG-1: Graduate knowledgeable, skillful, and productive competencies that will have a successful professional career in the IT field.
  2. PG-2: Qualify graduates to advance in social responsibility, ethical commitment, and leadership.
  3. PG-3: Enhance graduates' capabilities to engage in continuous professional development, postgraduate studies, and scientific research to pursue evolving technological changes.

Program Learning Outcomes

Knowledge and Understanding

  1. K1: Explain the foundational terminologies, theories, principles, mathematical concepts, processes, techniques, and architecture models within the diverse context of the information technology discipline.
  2. K2: Recognize relevant advances within the information technology discipline via research methods across a wide spectrum of current and emerging technologies.

Skills

  1. S1: Analyze computing-based problems within various contexts relevant to the information technology discipline by applying critical thinking and decision-making skills for designing secure and reliable IT solutions.
  2. S2: Implement secure information technology infrastructure and applications that satisfy the users' needs while considering relevant performance and risks.
  3. S3: Demonstrate proper communication skills in conveying specialized knowledge, ideas, and results to diverse audiences within various professional contexts.
  4. S4 (Cybersecurity): Apply cybersecurity methods, techniques, and tools to undertake complex and diverse cybersecurity operations, and mitigate risks in the presence of cybersecurity threats.
  5. S4 (Networking): Select appropriate hardware, software, and security measures for developing and maintaining networks and emerging infrastructure solutions that meet the enterprise requirements and business constraints.

Values, Autonomy, and Responsibility

  1. V1: Demonstrate commitment to self-development, responsibility, professional standards, legal issues, and ethical code of conduct.
  2. V2: Work with autonomy and as a cooperative team member or leader to perform a wide range of tasks.

Tracks

  • Cybersecurity Track
  • Networks Track

Career Opportunities

  • Cloud Architect
  • Computer Forensic Investigators
  • Information Security
  • Mobile Application Developers
  • Data Modeler
  • Software Developers
  • Web Developers
  • Computer Network Architect
  • Cyber Systems and Network Security
  • Data Management and Analytics
  • IT Entrepreneurship and Management

Study Plan

The study plan is divided into four years, with each year consisting of two semesters. The plan includes a variety of courses, such as Introduction to Computing, Programming, Digital Logic Design, Calculus, and General Statistics.


1st Year

Semester 1

Course Code Course Name Pre-Requisites Credit Hours
CP 101 Introduction to Computing None 3
CP 110 Programming I None 3
ISLS 101 Islamic Studies I None 3
MATH 101 Calculus I None 4
STAT 101 General Statistics None 3
Total Credit Hours 16

Semester 2

Course Code Course Name Pre-Requisites Credit Hours
ARAB 101 Arabic I CP 110 3
CP 115 Programming II None 3
CP 120 Digital Logic Design None 3
MATH 102 Calculus II MATH 101 4
STAT 102 Probability Theory STAT 101 3
Total Credit Hours 16

2nd Year

Semester 3

Course Code Course Name Pre-Requisites Credit Hours
CHEM 101 General Chemistry I None 4
CP 210 Data Structures I CP 115 3
CP 220 Computer Organization and Architecture CP 120 3
MATH 212 Discrete Math MATH 101 3
STAT 250 Applied Probability and Random Processes STAT 102 3
Total Credit Hours 16

Semester 4

Course Code Course Name Pre-Requisites Credit Hours
CP 225 Operating Systems CP 220 3
CP 230 Systems Analysis and Design CP 210 3
CP 240 Databases CP 210 3
ENG 201 Technical Writing None 3
PHYS 101 General Physics None 4
Total Credit Hours 16

3rd Year

Semester 5

Course Code Course Name Pre-Requisites Credit Hours
IT 325 System Administration STAT 250 3
IT 310 Advanced Programming CP 210 3
CS/IT 350 Computer Networks CP 230 3
IT 370 Introduction to Cybersecurity CP 225 3
IT 380 Human-Computer Interaction CP 210 3
GEE XXX General Education Elective None 3
Total Credit Hours 18

Semester 6

Course Code Course Name Pre-Requisites Credit Hours
IT 340 Database Administration CP 240 3
IT 355 Networks Administration CS/IT 350 3
IT 335 Project Management CP 230 3
IT XXX Concentration Course I None 3
IT XXX Concentration Course II None 3
GEE XXX General Education Elective None 3
Total Credit Hours 18

Summer Training

Course Code Course Name Pre-Requisites Credit Hours
CS 390 Summer Training (200 Hours) Department Approval 1
Total Credit Hours 1

4th Year

Semester 7

Course Code Course Name Pre-Requisites Credit Hours
CS/IT 498 Senior Project I IT 390 1
CS/IT 401 Professional Computing Issues IT 390 3
IT XXX Concentration Course III None 3
IT XXX Concentration Course IV None 3
IT XXX Major Elective Course None 3
GEE XXX General Education Elective None 3
Total Credit Hours 16

Semester 8

Course Code Course Name Pre-Requisites Credit Hours
IT 491 Needs Assessment and Technology Evaluation IT 390 3
CS/IT 499 Senior Project II CS/IT 498 3
IT XXX Concentration Course V None 3
IT XXX Major Elective None 3
IT XXX Major Elective None 3
Total Credit Hours 15

Admission Requirements

  • High school score: 80% & Above
  • Mandatory Qualifications:
    • The Certificate Equivalency Letter from the Ministry of Education must be provided in case the student obtained a high school certificate from outside the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
    • The student must pass the English placement test and any other tests determined by the college as one of the admission requirements.
    • The student must not be registered in another university or college.
    • The student must be medically fit.

College Fees

  • Registration fees: 1200
  • English test fees: 100
  • Tuition fees: 1,600 / Hour
  • Average fees for one semester: 24,000

Faculty Members

  • Prof. Mostafa Nofal: Head of Computer Science and Information Technology Department - Professor
  • Dr. Nadine Akkari: Associate Professor
  • Dr. Mai Alashwal: Assistant Professor - Vice dean
  • Dr. Mohammed Khamis: Assistant Professor
  • Ms. Ghadeer Attar: Lecturer
  • Dr. Mohammed Ishaque: Lecturer
  • Ms. Hanouf Albatati: Lecturer
  • Ms. Shahad Alsofyani: Lecturer
  • Ms. Amnah Alsulami: Lecturer
  • Dr. Ehab Aboubakr: Assistant Professor
  • Prof. Khaled Elbahnasy: Professor
  • Ms. Bushra Alanesi: Lecturer
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