Program Overview

About the Program

The Bachelor of Science in Mathematics program at the Islamic University of Madinah is designed to prepare qualified cadres in mathematics and its applications. The program aims to meet the needs of the labor market within the framework of a scientific and research environment that supports innovation, sustainability, and entrepreneurship.

Program Mission

The mission of the program is to prepare students with a strong foundation in mathematics, enabling them to pursue careers in various fields, including education, research, and industry. The program focuses on developing students' skills in mathematical techniques, problem-solving, and critical thinking.

Program Learning Outcomes

The program learning outcomes include:

• Knowledge and understanding of fundamental concepts of mathematics
• Recognition of mathematical theorems and their implementation
• Description of applications of mathematics in science and engineering
• Skills in differentiating between axioms and theorems, developing mathematical techniques to solve real-life problems, and employing computational software to analyze convergent and reliable solutions
• Values, autonomy, and responsibility, including appraising working independently and within a team, using mechanisms for effective time management, and conserving Islamic public values and tolerant morals of Islam

Characteristics of Program Graduates

Graduates of the program will possess:

• Basic knowledge in the field of mathematics
• Logical thinking to solve problems
• Ability to apply mathematical concepts to solve real-life problems
• Ability to explain various natural phenomena
• Ability to practice teaching and learning skills

Program Description

The program is offered by the College of Science, Department of Mathematics, and leads to a Bachelor of Science in Mathematics degree. The program is taught through a coursework system, requiring the completion of 140 credit hours with a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.75 out of 5.00.

Program Structure

The program consists of 8 levels, with 18 weeks per level. The program hours count is 140, and the education approach is in-class.

Program Requirements

To earn a Bachelor of Science in Mathematics, students must complete 140 credit hours, including:

• 18 units of university requirements
• 37 units of college requirements
• 85 units of major requirements (63 units of required courses, 15 units of elective courses, and 7 units of courses from other departments and colleges)

Course Description

The program includes a range of courses, including:

1. University Skills
2. Computing and Information Technology
3. Algebra and Geometry
4. Calculus I
5. General Chemistry 1
6. English Language 1
7. English Language 2
8. General Physics 1
9. General Statistics
10. Calculus II
11. Entrepreneurship
12. Nobel Quran 1
13. Calculus 3
14. Foundation of Mathematics
15. General Physics II
16. Analytic Geometry
17. Probability Theory
18. Nobel Quran 2
19. Academic English
20. Linear Algebra
21. General Biology
22. Differential Equations
23. Calculus IV
24. History of the Kingdom
25. Islamic Values
26. Partial Differential Equations
27. Numerical Analysis 1
28. Real Analysis 1
29. Sunnah and Sirah
30. Programming Languages
31. Language Skills
32. Nobel Quran 3
33. Real Analysis II
34. Applied Mathematics
35. Abstract Algebra I
36. Mathematics Software
37. Math Elective
38. Nobel Quran IV
39. Differential Geometry
40. Abstract Algebra II
41. Math Elective
42. Math Elective
43. Behavior & Ethics
44. Topology
45. Fiqh
46. Graduation Project
47. Complex Analysis
48. Leadership and Creativity
49. Math Elective
50. Math Elective
51. Aqidah

Goals and Objectives

The program aims to:

1. Prepare qualified cadres in mathematics and its applications
2. Develop students' skills to keep pace with continuous changes in the labor market
3. Increase the rate of scientific publishing for faculty members in the program
4. Meet the ever-changing labor market needs of program graduates
5. Develop the capabilities of program staff to support innovation, sustainability, and entrepreneurship

Admission Requirements

To be admitted to the program, students must meet the university's admission requirements, which include earning a high school diploma or equivalent with a minimum GPA of 2.75 out of 5.00.