Course Description - Computer Science Department
Comprehensive description of all courses offered in the Bachelor's program in Computer Science
The Course Description contains comprehensive details for all courses offered in the program, including objectives, content, prerequisites, and assessment methods for each course.
Study Plans - Computer Science Department
Study plans, advisement plans, and tree diagrams for the Bachelor's program in Computer Science over the years
The Study Plan outlines all academic requirements for obtaining a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, while the Advisement Plan helps students plan their academic path, and the Tree Plan illustrates the relationships between courses and prerequisites.
Computer Science Department Committees
For Academic Year 2025-2026
Lab Supervisors and Technicians - Computer Science Department
The Computer Science Department laboratory staff responsible for managing and operating computer labs and providing technical support to students and faculty members
Lab supervisors and technicians play a pivotal role in providing an advanced learning environment by maintaining hardware and software, providing technical support to students and faculty, managing networks and computing resources, and supervising laboratories during practical sessions to ensure the educational process runs efficiently.
Faculty Members
Quality Assurance - Computer Science Department
A comprehensive collection of guides, forms, and procedures that support the implementation of quality standards in the department
All forms and guides available on this page aim to facilitate academic and administrative procedures for students. Please ensure forms are filled out correctly and completely before submission. For inquiries, you can contact the Computer Science Department.
Learning Outcomes - Computer Science Program
Success in the Bachelor's Program - Computer Science leads to the acquisition of essential knowledge and skills organized into four main domains (A, B, C, D), each focusing on necessary competencies. Course plans clearly demonstrate how these domains and outcomes align with the specific objectives of each course, ensuring comprehensive preparation for your professional future in computer science.
Identify fundamental mathematics relevant to computer science.
Discuss a wide range of principles and tools available for software development, such as design methodologies, algorithm selection, language, software libraries, and user interface technology.
Explain various principles of current applications and research areas in topics including intelligent systems, databases, software engineering, networks, and distributed systems.
Describe a wide range of software and hardware used in computer systems development.
Identify ethical responsibilities and professional certifications required in the labor market for computer science specialization.
Analyze a wide range of problems and provide solutions through appropriate algorithms, data structures, graphs, and other suitable methods.
Design large-scale software systems.
Plan a range of solutions and conduct critical evaluation and justify proposed design solutions.
Propose e-learning courses for self-learning to prepare for obtaining professional certifications.
Plan a project in computer science fields.
Present oral and written technical reports in a coherent manner.
Demonstrate appropriate technical presentations in terms of time, place, and audience.
Use scientific literature and web resources effectively.
Implement computer programs in appropriate programming languages.
Employ tools to support the design of computer software.
Support an integrated approach to deploying communication skills to work effectively with others.
Use information technology skills in presenting rigorous computer studies.
Work effectively with or without work teams.
Take personal responsibility for working in complex multi-stage activities.
Learning outcomes are fundamental to ensuring quality education and achieving academic goals. By focusing on these four main domains, the program ensures the graduation of computer science specialists equipped with the theoretical knowledge and practical skills necessary for success in the labor market.
Mission
The Faculty of Information Technology at Philadelphia University seeks to prepare graduates in the field of computer science equipped with the latest knowledge and advanced technical skills, capable of innovation and creativity in developing software and computer systems. Graduates work effectively in the local, regional and international community, and continue lifelong learning to keep pace with rapid developments. The Faculty strengthens strategic partnerships with the public and private sectors to support innovation and develop technological solutions that meet market needs.
Goals
1. Achieve a prestigious position for the department at local, regional and international levels by supporting innovation and modern technology in education and scientific research.
2. Promote innovation and modern technology through scientific research and applied projects that contribute to improving technological solutions.
3. Build strategic partnerships with leading technology institutions to support students and faculty members in achieving research and professional accomplishments.
4. Deepen knowledge and develop teaching and learning processes in line with the Faculty's strategic goals.
5. Enhance the department's ability to provide innovative solutions in the field of computing that contribute to achieving sustainable development.
Values
Achieving fairness and respect for all individuals and promoting the values of diversity and inclusion.
Commitment to the highest standards of clarity and credibility in all educational and administrative processes.
Commitment to professional ethics and standards of trust and honesty in scientific research and education.
Encouraging and adopting innovative solutions in modern technology fields.
Enhancing the sense of responsibility towards society and contributing to finding solutions to societal problems through technology.
Enhancing professional and technical competencies required to excel in the global job market.
Providing a supportive environment for continuous learning and skills development to ensure graduates' readiness to keep pace with rapid developments in information technology.
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