CSE Program Information
The Bachelor of Science program in Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) at Al-Fayha Private College is one of the flagship programs offered by the Engineering Department. It is designed in alignment with the standards of the Saudi Ministry of Education, the NCAAA, and the Saudi Council of Engineers. The program uniquely integrates the disciplines of Computer Science and Computer Engineering within a comprehensive academic framework.
The curriculum encompasses a wide range of advanced topics in both fields, including programming, software development, circuits, electronics, data communications, and networking.
This integrated approach ensures that graduates are equipped with up-to-date knowledge and practical skills relevant to industry needs. The program’s dual focus prepares students to effectively meet the diverse and evolving demands of the IT sector.
Program Mission:
To prepare competent computer engineers with the knowledge, skills, and values needed for career success, community service, and contribution to address national and societal needs in alignment with College and Vision 2030.
Program Goals:
- To prepare graduates with strong foundational and advanced skills in computer science and engineering, enabling them to design and deliver high-quality engineering solutions.
- To equip students with the ability to engage in lifelong learning and continuous professional development.
- To develop graduates’ problem-solving abilities through logical, analytical, and critical thinking.
- To establish a solid foundation in mathematical, scientific, and engineering principles relevant to computer engineering.
- To prepare graduates to contribute ethically and effectively to professional practice, innovation, and research in computer science and engineering.
- PEO 1 supports the expected leadership and global competitiveness roles of CSE graduates in the economic development of the region,
- PEO 2 describes how the broad knowledge, skills, and practices acquired during the course of study serve as the basis for quality research during graduate
Therefore, these program educational objectives contribute indirectly to the accomplishment of the university mission statement.
