B.Sc.Electrical Engineering

• Program’s Educational Objectives

To fulfill the program’s mission, the following specific goals are set for the programs:

1. To ensure that each student acquires a solid knowledge base in the fundamentals of mathematics and basic science, as well as the basic skills of critical thinking and problem-solving.
2. To equip graduates with a thorough knowledge of the discipline, including a broad knowledge of the main fields, and an in-depth knowledge in one or more of these fields, chosen by the student.
3. To develop within each student in the Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering program, a thorough knowledge of the computer engineering discipline, including a broad knowledge of the electrical and computer engineering fields, and an in-depth knowledge in the computer-engineering field.
4. To develop in each student, the communication and team-working skills necessary to perform effectively as an engineer and to impart to each student a sense of ethical and professional responsibility.
5. To give each student the ability to achieve life-long learning and a desire for professional development.

• Graduation Requirements: B.Sc. Electrical Engineering

Students seeking the Bachelor of Science in engineering degree must complete the university's core curriculum requirements, math and science required courses, and additional major requirements. The total hours required for a Bachelor of Science in engineering degree is 144 credit hours divided as follows:

1. University Core Courses (General Education)             43 credit hours
2. College of Engineering requirements            35 credit hours
   • Math and Science requirements
   • General Engineering
3. Major Requirements (compulsory + elective) 62 credit hours
4. Engineering Capstone 4 credit hours

• Electrical Engineering Requirements (62 credit hours)

In addition to the above University Core Curriculum and College of Engineering requirements, students must complete 57 credit hours from the major courses. These courses are divided into major compulsory courses and major elective courses. These groups are listed below:

B.Sc. Computer Engineering

• Program Educational Objectives

PEO 1: to graduate students who are expected, within a few years of degree completion, to utilize their technical and communication abilities for a successful career in industry, consultancy, or academia. 

PEO 2: To equip graduates with a thorough knowledge of the discipline, including a broad knowledge of the main fields, and an in-depth knowledge in one or more of the disciplines concentrations.

PEO 3: To embrace program’s graduates with 21st century skills, ethical responsibilities, leadership, problem-solving skills, and entrepreneurship skills to lead organizations they join establish.

PEO 4: To provide program’s graduates the ability to achieve life-long learning and the capabilities to obtain and develop new skills or proficiencies with computing tools and hardware.

PEO 5: To instill the knowledge, skills, and abilities (KSA) related system thinking, requirements analysis, and design innovative solutions to real life problems by applying the principles of computing.

• Graduation Requirements: B.Sc. Computer Engineering

Students seeking the Bachelor of Science in engineering degree must complete the university's core curriculum requirements, math and science required courses, and additional major requirements. The total hours required for a Bachelor of Science in engineering degree is 144 credit hours divided as follows:

1. University Core Courses (General Education)             42 credit hours
2. College of Engineering requirements            36 credit hours
   • Math and Science requirements
   • General Engineering
3. Major Requirements (compulsory + elective) 62 credit hours
   • Compulsory courses: 50 credits
   • Major elective courses: 12 credits
   • Computer Engineering Capstone project 4 credit hours