The Current Study plan has 165 credits which fulfils the international and national requirements for engineering programs. The plan takes into account the university, college, basic sciences, and specialization requirements. The plan Contains two electives at the college level to allow students to have wide-spread knowledge in computing fields from other programs.
This program offers students with hands on skills for design and implementation of both embedded system and hardware security engineering. The program allows students to achieve their potential in the field of embedded systems and hardware security engineering through many courses which covers design, testing, control, and hacking issues of such systems.
This program offers students with hands on skills for design and implementation of both embedded system and hardware security engineering. The program offers courses and does research about design, control, testing and hacking issues related to embedded systems and hardware security engineering.
Postgraduate diploma (PG) is designed to meet the demand for cyber security professionals in government, law enforcement, and industry. The course engages with, and provides a pathway for, information technology professionals seeking to commence or further progress their careers in the cyber security domain.
As computing systems has become a vital part of our daily lives, the need for services 24/7 (availability) has become inevitable. Therefore, it’s now more important to identify if the systems are reliable and secure, provide integrity and confidentiality from cyber-attacks. To achieve this, the security specialist needs to understand security principles in planning, designing, analyzing, managing, and developing effectively in a rapidly changing world.
With the aim of preparing students for future labor market needs by providing them with high-quality knowledge of the state of the art skills and techniques and enabling them to conduct high-quality research, innovation, and community service.
With the aim to preparing students for future labor market needs by providing them with high-quality knowledge of the state of the art skills and techniques and enabling them to conduct high-quality research, innovation, and community service.
The graduate and undergraduate programs are established to meet the rapidly growing market needs for highly skilled Informatics and Computer Systems specialists. The Informatics and Computer Systems programs are designed to graduate students in Information Systems within the learning domain of Computer Science.
The department of computer science (DCS) was established in 2000/2001 (1420-1421) as a department under the College of Computer Science (CCS), in King Khalid University. The Department offers a four-year Bachelor program in computer science as a credit and semester based system in accordance with college mission and objectives. The degree program is structured with 138 credits and National Qualifications Framework (NQF) domain skills in the field of computer science with three tracks (Intelligent Systems, Software Engineering, Network Security).