Chemistry program
Bachelor
Levels
8
Courses
69
Credits
136
Number of students
518
Overview
The Bachelor of Chemistry program is offered according to the credit hour system with (133) academic units. The study plan includes compulsory and elective courses in chemistry specializations (organic analytical - inorganic - physical - biological) divided into (8) study levels and achieves learning outcomes and graduate specifications at the levels (Knowledge & Understanding - Skills - Values). The program graduates are qualified for the labor market in various sectors such as: Analytical chemist in chemical laboratories - water treatment and purification - pharmaceutical industry - petrochemicals - plastics - food - cosmetics - quality control units in industrial sectors.
Program content
Admission requirements
Program levels
Level One
CIS 1100 - Computer Skills - optional 3
Credits
3
Theoretical
2
Pratical
2
Training
Total Content
4
Prerequisite
Course Description:
It aims to provide students with basic knowledge and practical skills in the use of computers and computer software. The course focuses on teaching students how to deal with different software applications, understand operating systems, and interact with Internet tools in order to enhance their ability to use computers efficiently in daily, academic, and professional life.
CHM 1100 - General chemistry 1 - mandatory
Credits
3
Theoretical
2
Pratical
2
Training
Total Content
4
Prerequisite
Course Description:
Theoretical part: Introduction to chemistry, Matters and measurements,, Structure of atom and periodic table, stoichiometry and chemical equations, liquids, solutions, chemical thermodynamics, electrochemistry, Introduction to organic chemistry.
Practical part:
Laboratory Safety Rules, Determination of the density of liquids and solids, Determination of the composition of hydrated salt, Preparation of standard solution, Dilution of solutions, Determination of the gas constant (R), Determination of the molar mass of volatile liquid, measuring pH with pH paper and pH meter, pH measurements using indicators, quantitative analysis, acid-base titration.
BUS 1103 - Principles of financial knowledge - optional 2
Credits
2
Theoretical
2
Pratical
Training
Total Content
2
Prerequisite
Course Description:
It aims to provide students with basic knowledge on how to manage money and financial resources, whether at the individual or institutional level. The course focuses on understanding the basics of finance such as financial planning, budgeting, savings management, and investing, as well as knowledge of personal finance tools and concepts and business projects. The course aims to enable students to make informed and sustainable financial decisions.
MTH 1101 - MATHEMATICS - mandatory
Credits
3
Theoretical
3
Pratical
Training
Total Content
3
Prerequisite
Course Description:
It is a course that aims to provide students with the basics of mathematics that are used in various fields of engineering, social, and economic sciences. The course focuses on introducing basic mathematical concepts such as algebra, mathematical equations, and geometric measurements, with the aim of enhancing students' logical and analytical thinking skills. This course is one of the basic courses provided to students who need a comprehensive mathematical understanding that enables them to solve problems in their various specializations.
BUS 1101 - Entrepreneurship - optional 2
Credits
2
Theoretical
2
Pratical
Training
Total Content
2
Prerequisite
Course Description:
It is a course that aims to provide basic and advanced concepts related to establishing and managing business projects, and enhances students’ skills in creating business ideas and transforming them into successful projects. The course focuses on developing entrepreneurs’ skills in the areas of planning, strategy, leadership, and innovation, and enhances understanding of how to face challenges and achieve success in changing business environments.
EDU 1105 - Education & Communication Skills - optional 1
Credits
2
Theoretical
2
Pratical
Training
Total Content
2
Prerequisite
Course Description:
It aims to develop students' skills in the areas of effective learning and effective communication. The course focuses on teaching students how to improve their ability to acquire and organize knowledge, in addition to developing oral and written communication skills that contribute to achieving academic and professional success in various work environments.
EDU 1104 - Islamic ethics and values - optional 1
Credits
2
Theoretical
2
Pratical
Training
Total Content
2
Prerequisite
Course Description:
It is a course that aims to teach students the ethical principles that Islam urges, and how to apply these values in their daily lives. The course focuses on understanding Islamic teachings related to ethics, and how to promote positive behaviors and integrity, and maintain the highest human values in various aspects of life.
EDU 1101 - History & Civilization of Kingdom of Saudi Arabia - optional 1
Credits
2
Theoretical
2
Pratical
Training
Total Content
2
Prerequisite
Course Description:
The History and Civilization of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia course is a course that aims to provide a comprehensive study of the history of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, from its inception to the modern era, in addition to the development of its civilization in various social, political, cultural and economic fields. The course focuses on the stages of transformation and development that the Kingdom has gone through, highlighting the factors that built the modern Saudi state and its impact on the region and the Islamic world.
ARB 1102 - Arabic Language Skills - optional 1
Credits
2
Theoretical
2
Pratical
Training
Total Content
2
Prerequisite
Course Description:
A course that aims to develop students’ skills in the Arabic language, both in terms of understanding and oral and written expression. The course focuses on improving students’ ability in listening, reading, speaking, and writing skills, while strengthening grammar and linguistic structure. It also focuses on training students to use the Arabic language in various life and academic situations in a correct and effective manner.
ISL 1102 - Islamic Faith & Family in Islam - optional 1
Credits
2
Theoretical
2
Pratical
Training
Total Content
2
Prerequisite
Course Description:
A course that aims to educate students about the concept of Islamic faith in particular, with a focus on the role of faith in building the Muslim family, guiding the behavior of individuals within the family, and promoting Islamic values and principles that govern family relationships. The course also addresses how to achieve a balance between the concepts of faith and family lifestyles, and rights and duties within the family in light of the teachings of Islam.
ISL 1101 - Exegesis of Quran - optional 1
Credits
2
Theoretical
2
Pratical
Training
Total Content
2
Prerequisite
Course Description:
A course that deals with the study of the interpretation of the verses of the Holy Quran, and seeks to clarify the meanings of the verses and extract lessons and morals from them based on precise scientific and methodological foundations. The course aims to enable students to understand the deep meanings of the verses of the Quran by studying the reasons for revelation, different readings, and the impact of the Quran on daily life, while delving into the various sciences of interpretation and their applications.
ISL 1100 - Holy Quran - optional 1
Credits
2
Theoretical
2
Pratical
Training
Total Content
2
Prerequisite
Course Description:
The course aims to teach students the texts of the Holy Quran, understand their meanings and interpretations, as well as enhance their spiritual and educational connection to the teachings of the Quran. The course focuses on studying the Holy Quran in terms of interpreting the verses, understanding their historical contexts, and extracting lessons and morals from them, in addition to learning how to recite the Quran and its Tajweed correctly.
ENGL 1102 - English Language 1 - mandatory
Credits
4
Theoretical
2
Pratical
4
Training
Total Content
6
Prerequisite
Course Description:
It is a course of study that aims to develop students' skills in the English language, and covers the basic aspects that enable them to use the language effectively in academic and practical life situations. The course focuses on improving listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills, with an emphasis on basic grammar and vocabulary necessary to build a strong foundation in the English language.
Level Two
BUS 1102 - Project management principles - mandatory
Credits
2
Theoretical
2
Pratical
Training
Total Content
2
Prerequisite
Course Description:
The course aims to provide the basic concepts and tools that students or professionals need to understand how to manage projects effectively from start to finish. The course covers various aspects of project management including planning, execution, monitoring and evaluation.
MTH 1171 - General Statistics - mandatory
Credits
3
Theoretical
3
Pratical
Training
Total Content
3
Prerequisite
Course Description:
It aims to provide students with the basics of statistics and its applications in daily and professional life. The course covers the basic topics of statistics and includes a set of theoretical and practical concepts that help in understanding and analyzing data in a scientific and systematic way.
PHS 1100 - General Physics (1) - mandatory
Credits
3
Theoretical
2
Pratical
2
Training
Total Content
4
Prerequisite
Course Description:
A course intended for students in the early stages of their undergraduate studies in various scientific and engineering disciplines, and aims to introduce the basic concepts in physics and understand the principles governing natural phenomena. The course focuses on providing students with the tools and knowledge necessary to understand the behavior of objects and the interactions between forces and energy, and it is the basis for understanding advanced physics courses in the future.
MTH 1102 - Differential Calculus - mandatory
Credits
3
Theoretical
3
Pratical
Training
Total Content
3
Prerequisite
Course Description:
It aims to teach students the basics and concepts related to differential calculus, which is a branch of mathematics that focuses on the study of changes and ratios related to specific quantities. This course is one of the main courses in mathematics, engineering and science programs, as it is used to analyze and study changing phenomena such as movement, growth, economic changes, and others.
BIO 1101 - Principles of Biology - mandatory
Credits
3
Theoretical
2
Pratical
2
Training
Total Content
4
Prerequisite
Course Description:
Introduction to biology, its definition, and its main branches with study of the characteristics of the living organism. Identify cell structure and types (prokaryotic, plant, and animal cells), cellular organelles' functions, and the steps of the mitotic and meiotic divisions. Study the plant and animal tissues and their different types (structure and function), the basics of taxonomy, and specific characters of living organism kingdoms. Study representatives of other taxonomic groups, and study some biological and physiological processes of living organisms.
ENGL 1103 - ENGLISH LANGUAGE 2 - mandatory
Credits
4
Theoretical
2
Pratical
4
Training
Total Content
6
Prerequisite
Course Description:
It aims to teach students basic English language skills, whether the goal is to improve everyday communication skills or to prepare for using the language in academic or professional contexts. The course includes a range of topics that enhance students' understanding of the English language and help them express themselves effectively in a variety of contexts.
Level Three
MTH 1201 - Integral Calculus - mandatory
Credits
3
Theoretical
3
Pratical
Training
Total Content
3
Prerequisite
Course Description:
The definite integral, fundamental theorem of calculus, the indefinite integral, changes of variable, integration of trigonometric and inverse trigonometric functions. Integration of the hyperbolic and inverse hyperbolic functions. Techniques of integration: substitution, by parts, trigonometric substitutions, partial fractions, indeterminate forms, improper integrals, numerical integration. Application of definite integral: Area, volume of revolution, work, arc length. Polar coordinates.
Level Four
- -
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Level Five
- -
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Level Six
- -
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Level Seven
- -
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Level Eight
- -
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