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20260412890The Bachelor of Science in Information Systems at the Faculty of Computing and Information Technology – King Abdulaziz University is an academically rigorous undergraduate program that integrates theoretical foundations with practical skills in information systems analysis, design, development, and management. The program equips students with the technical knowledge and business understanding needed to design innovative solutions, optimize organizational processes, and make data-driven decisions using contemporary IT tools. Students graduate prepared to work as systems analysts, business intelligence specialists, IT consultants, information systems managers, and developers capable of supporting digital transformation across industries.
To be a leading undergraduate program that fosters innovation, critical thinking, and professional excellence in Information Systems, producing graduates who contribute effectively to the digital transformation of organizations locally and globally. Aligned with the faculty’s vision to be recognized for excellence in computing education, research, and community impact
The mission of the Bachelor of Science in Information Systems is to prepare highly competent professionals through a comprehensive curriculum that emphasizes analytical problem solving, system design and implementation, managerial knowledge, ethical practices, and continuous learning. The program supports students in applying information systems theories and tools to address real-world challenges and advance organizational effectiveness while contributing to national and global development. This mission aligns with the broader mission of the Faculty of Computing and Information Technology to qualify students for excellence in teaching, research, innovation, and professional practice.
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| Course Code | Course | Credits | Prerequisites |
|---|---|---|---|
| ARAB 101 | Arabic I | 3 | – |
| ELIS 120 | English Language 2 | 3 | – |
| ISLS 201 | Islamic Studies II | 2 | ISLS 101 |
| ELIS 110 | English Language 1 | 3 | – |
| PHYS 110 | General Physics 1 | 3 | – |
| ISLS-301 | Islamic Culture (3) | 2 | ( ISLS- 201 ) |
| Description | This is an essential course for university students across all academic specializations, as it aims to present Islamic culture regarding the concept of the family in Islam—the first building block of Muslim society, which Islam has given great care and attention due to its immense importance for the nation's present and future. The course also includes a set of educational guidelines and legal rulings that ensure the family is built on solid foundations, strengthens the bonds among its members, and establishes a righteous society that fulfills the role of developing and reforming the earth for the benefit of humanity. | ||
| ISLS 401 | Islamic Studies IV | 3 | ISLS 301 |
| ARAB 201 | Arabic II | 3 | ARAB 101 |
| MATH 110 | General Mathematics (1) | 3 | – |
| STAT 110 | Statistics 1 | 3 | – |
| ISLS-101 | Islamic culture (1) | 2 | – |
| Description | This is an essential course for university students across all academic specializations, as it aims to root students and build their understanding according to Islamic teachings based on moderation and balance, clarifying matters of religion and worldly life, so that students gain balance and confidence in the foundations of their faith and the capacities of their nation, and become able to face the challenges around them with knowledge and insight. The course also introduces students to the pillars and fundamentals of faith, upon which their cultural formation should be based—through learning, conceptualization, affirmation, and compliance—and introduces them to the reality of worship, its path, and its necessary connection to creed and faith. | ||
