Program Overview

Program Overview

The Computer Programming certificate is designed to develop essential qualities in its diverse student population, necessary for success in a rapidly changing technological environment. Students learn critical and analytical thinking, problem-solving skills, and effective communication of ideas. The program prepares students to join the twenty-first century workforce in a software developer's role.

Program Goals

• To prepare students to operate in various technological fields.
• To conduct scientific research and development in IT fields.
• To provide graduates with capabilities of professionalism and social and ethical responsibility towards the community.
• To maximize students' career potential in the job market.

Mission

The mission is to offer high-quality undergraduate educational programs and prepare leading programming professionals in software computing.

Professional Occupations/Jobs

• Junior programmer
• Web developer
• Assistant Systems Analyst

Study Plan for Computer Programming and Operation Major

First Year

First Level

1. SLM 101 - Islamic Culture
   • Theory: 2
   • Practical: -
   • Credit: 2
   • Pre.Req: -
2. CMP 101 - Introduction to Computer
   • Theory: 2
   • Practical: 2
   • Credit: 3
   • Pre.Req: -
3. ENG 019 - English Language (1)
   • Theory: 15
   • Practical: -
   • Credit: 6
   • Pre.Req: -
4. BUS101 - Principles of Business
   • Theory: 3
   • Practical: -
   • Credit: 3
   • Pre.Req: -

Second Level

1. ARB101 - Arabic Lang. Skills
   • Theory: 2
   • Practical: -
   • Credit: 2
   • Pre.Req: -
2. CMP 172 - Office Application
   • Theory: 2
   • Practical: 2
   • Credit: 3
   • Pre.Req: -
3. ENG 020 - English Language (2)
   • Theory: 15
   • Practical: -
   • Credit: 6
   • Pre.Req: ENG019
4. COMM101 - Communication Skills
   • Theory: 2
   • Practical: -
   • Credit: 2
   • Pre.Req: -

Second Year

Third Level

1. ENG 202 - English for Computer
   • Theory: 3
   • Practical: -
   • Credit: 3
   • Pre.Req: ENG020
2. CMP270 - Computer Programming
   • Theory: 3
   • Practical: 2
   • Credit: 4
   • Pre.Req: -
3. CMP271 - Database I
   • Theory: 2
   • Practical: 2
   • Credit: 3
   • Pre.Req: -
4. CMP272 - Computer Mathematics
   • Theory: 3
   • Practical: -
   • Credit: 3
   • Pre.Req: -
5. ARAB102 - Arabic Writing
   • Theory: 2
   • Practical: -
   • Credit: 2
   • Pre.Req: -

Fourth Level

1. CMP273 - Visual Programming I
   • Theory: 2
   • Practical: 2
   • Credit: 3
   • Pre.Req: CMP 270
2. CMP274 - Computer Organization
   • Theory: 3
   • Practical: 2
   • Credit: 4
   • Pre.Req: CMP 271
3. CMP275 - Database II
   • Theory: 2
   • Practical: 2
   • Credit: 3
   • Pre.Req: CMP272
4. CMP276 - Internet Technology
   • Theory: 2
   • Practical: 2
   • Credit: 2
   • Pre.Req: -
5. CMP277 - Design & Analysis of Algorithm
   • Theory: 3
   • Practical: -
   • Credit: 2
   • Pre.Req: -

Third Year

Fifth Level

1. CMP371 - Visual ProgrammingII
   • Theory: 2
   • Practical: 2
   • Credit: 3
   • Pre.Req: CMP273
2. CMP372 - Computer Networks
   • Theory: 2
   • Practical: 2
   • Credit: 3
   • Pre.Req: -
3. CMP373 - Computer MaintenanceI
   • Theory: 2
   • Practical: 2
   • Credit: 3
   • Pre.Req: -
4. CMP374 - Internet Programming
   • Theory: 2
   • Practical: 2
   • Credit: 3
   • Pre.Req: CMP276
5. CMP381 - System Analysis and Design
   • Theory: 3
   • Practical: -
   • Credit: 3
   • Pre.Req: -

Sixth Level

1. CMP375 - Operating Systems
   • Theory: 2
   • Practical: 2
   • Credit: 3
   • Pre.Req: CMP371
2. CMP376 - Network Administration
   • Theory: 2
   • Practical: 2
   • Credit: 3
   • Pre.Req: -
3. CMP377 - Computer Maintenance II
   • Theory: 2
   • Practical: 2
   • Credit: 3
   • Pre.Req: -
4. CMP383 - Multimedia Technology
   • Theory: 1
   • Practical: 2
   • Credit: 2
   • Pre.Req: -
5. CMP390 - Project
   • Theory: 2
   • Practical: 2
   • Credit: 3
   • Pre.Req: -

College Vision

The Computer Programming certificate develops in its diverse student population the essential qualities necessary for success in a rapidly changing technological environment. Students learn critical and analytical thinking, problem-solving skills, and to effectively communicate ideas. Students in this program are prepared to join the twenty-first century workforce in a software developer's role.

College Tasks

Goals:

• To prepare students to operate in various technological fields.
• To conduct scientific research and development in IT fields.
• To provide the graduates with capabilities of professionalism, and take the social and ethical responsibility towards the community.
• To maximize students' career potential in the job market.