The Department of Computer Science was established in 1984 as one of the departments of the College of Science until 2016, and the department then became one of the departments of the College of Information Technology. The department was established to meet the needs of the local and global market in various information technology sectors. The department awards a bachelor's degree in two specializations: computer science, information security, and forensic evidence, with a total of 132 credit hours. It also awards a master's degree in computer science, with its comprehensive and thesis tracks, with a total of 33 credit hours. The department includes an elite group of professors in various specializations and from various academic ranks.
The department offers students during their academic career the opportunity to learn many different programming languages, analysis methods, systems design, databases, networks, and artificial intelligence, so that the graduate is able to compete in the labor market locally and globally in various information technology sectors. It is also the responsibility of the department to adopt modern means of learning to deliver correct and updated information in the easiest possible way, through computerized materials and the use of the E-Learning system.
The Computer Science Department includes the following programs:
* Bachelor of Computer Science * Bachelor’s in Information Security and Digital Evidence * Master’s in Computer Science
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