The Computer and Systems Engineering program integrates several areas of computer science and electronic engineering required to develop computer hardware and software and intelligent systems. CSE students study a range of courses in electrical and electronic engineering, software design and development, and software and systems integration.
The program aims to prepare distinguished engineers with scientific and practical capabilities and abilities to innovate in a way that achieves the highest ethical and environmental standards and the requirements of the labor market, in addition to upgrading the professional performance required in workplaces to develop the environment and serve the community locally, regionally and internationally. Therefore, the program works to prepare a graduate who is able to:
Think creatively and innovatively to find computer-based solutions to engineering problems.
Apply their knowledge of math, science, and engineering to design and build computer-based systems that are safe, reliable, and practical.
Make positive contributions to society in all fields, not just engineering.
Understand professional and ethical responsibility.
Ability to be flexible and adaptable, communicate effectively, and take on new responsibilities to assume leadership roles.
Recognize the need to be able to engage in lifelong learning.
The program provides job opportunities in the following disciplines and fields for graduates of the program:
Software design and development.
Information security and cybersecurity.
Information Assurance and Cybersecurity.
Information technology.
Cloud computing.
Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning.
Big data and databases.
Embedded Electronic Systems.
Embedded Electronic Systems.
A student is enrolled in the first division of the Computer and Systems Engineering program if he/she meets the following conditions:
Success in the preparatory division (the student is considered successful in the preparatory division if he succeeds in all the courses of the two semesters of that division or if he fails or has an excused absence in no more than two courses).
Admission to the Department of Computer and Systems Engineering at the college after the student passes the internal coordination stage at the college to choose scientific departments.
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