This course aims to explore the historical and cultural aspects of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and its rich heritage. It highlights the efforts of the Kingdom’s leaders in achieving economic, social, and civilizational development, as well as their contributions to serving humanity and Islam. The course also promotes responsible citizenship, emphasizes the civilizational achievements of Saudi society, reinforces the values of loyalty and belonging, and strengthens the foundations of Islamic identity.

The Islamic Ethics and Values course aims to develop the student’s Islamic character by instilling virtuous morals, values, and etiquette in practical ways, grounded in the Qur'an and Sunnah, and aligned with sound human nature. It promotes moderation, upholds societal integrity and identity, and provides opportunities for students to engage in skill-based and practical activities that reflect positively in their daily behavior and interactions.

"The Arabic Language Skills course aims to develop students' proficiency in listening, speaking, reading, and writing in Arabic, in alignment with contemporary demands. It also seeks to foster appreciation for the Arabic language and strengthen ties with it in the era of globalization. The course focuses on addressing issues related to the practical use of Arabic in both spoken and written forms. It emphasizes enhancing fundamental language skills through the study of texts and practical training in their application across various communication contexts."

This course presents an interpretive study of Juz’ Amma using the prescribed textbook in a simplified manner. It focuses on explaining key words, providing a general understanding of the verses, and guiding students to comprehend the guidance and teachings of the Qur'anic verses and Surahs under study.

This course presents an interpretive study of Juz’ Amma using the prescribed textbook in a simplified manner. It focuses on explaining key words, providing a general understanding of the verses, and guiding students to comprehend the guidance and teachings of the Qur'anic verses and Surahs under study.

"This course focuses on the recitation of Surah Al-Fatiha and the 30th Juz' of the Holy Qur'an, along with the memorization of selected Surahs and the application of Tajweed rules to the assigned portions. "

The Entrepreneurship course covers the basics and skills of entrepreneurship. The course begins with defining the entrepreneurship ecosystem and the importance of the entrepreneur’s qualities and skills in the success of projects. It also discusses the role of creativity and innovation in entrepreneurship, and how to transform ideas into feasible projects. Students learn about the business model and business plan as essential tools for project development. The course also focuses on entrepreneurship in small and medium enterprises and project financing methods, in addition to the importance of the management, accounting and marketing team. It also covers the implementation of entrepreneurial projects and the preparation of the operational plan to ensure sustainable success.

This course introduces Islamic creed, the levels of religion, and the principles of faith in Allah, prophethood, and the unseen. It also warns against the nullifiers and diminishments of faith. The course covers the rights of Ahlul-Bayt (the Prophet’s family), the companions, and those in authority, clarifying the concepts of loyalty (Al-Wala) and disavowal (Al-Bara). It addresses the concept of family, its rulings, structure, the objectives of marriage, and the associated familial rights and distinctions. Additionally, it explores methods of safeguarding the family, the processes for ending marital relationships, the empowerment of women in Islam, and discussions on contemporary issues.

The Principle of Project Management course covers topics in project management, including the concept of organizational impacts, the project life cycle, and various related theories. It also addresses project scope management. The course introduces key skills in cost management and quality management, which contribute to the increasing demand for administrative, creative, analytical, and collaborative skills related to the creation and management of a specific project. Additionally, this course aims to enhance the development and success of business projects and the management of project communications.

This course focuses on essential learning skills such as listening, speaking, time management, reading, and studying, in addition to advanced skills like internet proficiency and utilizing modern e-learning systems. It also covers contemporary concepts in communication, types of communication within the university environment, and their etiquettes. The course emphasizes basic skills for self-communication and interaction with others, including professional skills such as dialogue, presentation, public speaking, negotiation, personal interviews, résumé writing, and teamwork. These objectives are achieved through the application of effective teaching methods that engage the student's motivation and active participation, incorporating e-learning, direct instruction, and self-directed learning.

The course deals with knowing and understanding the concepts and assumptions of financial accounting principles, the nature of the accounting equation, and how to analyze the entity’s transactions and prepare and present financial statements by studying the steps of the accounting cycle and preparing the trial balance according to accounting standards.

This course introduces the theories of law and rights, as well as the definition, origins, and sources of commercial law. It explores the distinction between commercial and civil transactions, highlighting general commercial activities and the legal consequences of differentiating them from civil activities. The course examines the criteria for distinguishing between the two, the legal regulations governing merchants, their professional obligations, the rules for establishing companies, their types, cases of invalidity, and liquidation procedures.

The Principles of Microeconomics course studies the economic behavior of individuals and firms and its impact on markets. The course begins with an analysis of the theories of demand and supply and how to achieve a balance between them, with a focus on the concept of elasticity and its role in measuring the market's response to changes. It also addresses the theory of utility and consumer equilibrium to understand individuals' choices. The course also focuses on production costs and studying the performance of firms in competitive and monopolistic markets, imperfect competition and oligopoly. This course provides a deep understanding of the mechanisms of economic decision-making and their impact on resources and prices in different markets.

The Principles of Business Administration course covers the basic concepts of business administration and the development of management thought, while clarifying basic management functions such as planning, organizing, coordinating, and decision-making. It also highlights administrative leadership and its role in directing and motivating individuals to achieve goals. The course also covers effective communication skills and the importance of control in improving performance, in addition to providing an overview of human resource management, marketing, production, and finance. Finally, the course highlights the importance of management information systems in supporting decision-making and achieving integration between different management functions.

The Principles of Financial Management course covers the theoretical and practical fundamentals of financial management. The course begins with a definition of finance, its objectives, and the functions of financial management. The course includes a study of the concepts of the time value of money and how time affects financial value. It also focuses on analyzing financial statements and using them in making financial decisions, in addition to studying cash budgeting, whether without borrowing or with borrowing. The course also covers financial statements and break-even analysis, with an emphasis on capital budgeting and determining the cost of capital.

The course deals with the study of cost accounting through its relationship with financial accounting and the similarities and differences between them, cost concepts and the bases of their classification, dealing with methods of determining cost behavior, how to prepare cost lists using different charging methods, how to charge indirect costs.

The course deals with knowledge and understanding of accounting according to the accrual principle and inventory adjustments, and how to apply them in preparation for preparing the final financial statements from the adjusted trial balance according to accounting standards and an introduction to financial accounting using the Samak accounting program.

Macroeconomics deals with economic analysis at the national economy level, starting with the definition of gross domestic product and methods of measuring it. The course includes the study of factors affecting the economy such as consumption, investment, government spending, net exports, in addition to the equilibrium of national income and the multiplier theory. The course also discusses the concepts of aggregate supply, unemployment, inflation, and the effects of fiscal and monetary policy. The course also studies the role of money in the economy and the impact of international trade on economic growth, with a focus on economic development strategies.