BSc graduates of Mathematics are expected to achieve the following educational objectives:

• Providing an environment to enhance student’s learning in areas of Mathematics and related applications to build their understanding of formal and applied methods.
• Establishing department partnership with industries and involving students to contribute as active partners in the economic growth and the sustainable development of the Saudi society.
• Supporting innovative research to engage students in professional development or higher studies to pursue appropriate career amid future technological changes.

The Department of Mathematics is dedicated to unlocking the full potential of our students, providing them with a range of skills and qualities essential for professional success and leadership in their respective fields. The Mathematics Department graduates are skilled professionals with a strong sense of social responsibility, innovation, and global awareness. The following are the attributes that we strive to instill in our students:The Department of Mathematics is dedicated to unlocking the full potential of our students, providing them with a range of skills and qualities essential for professional success and leadership in their respective fields. The Mathematics Department graduates are skilled professionals with a strong sense of social responsibility, innovation, and global awareness. The following are the attributes that we strive to instill in our students:

• Strong problem-solving abilities through quantitative analysis and computational techniques.
• Critical thinking and inventive approach in research and development, driving innovative solutions.
• Useful team player, collaborating and contributing positively within diverse and interdisciplinary teams.
• Commitment to lifelong learning, continuously seeking knowledge and skills for a successful future.
• Professional presentation and communication skills, effectively conveying ideas and information in various formats.
• Proficiency in research methodologies, contributing to advancements in their respective fields through rigorous and methodical inquiry.
• Leadership qualities and initiative, taking charge of projects and driving progress within professional environments.

Knowledge and Understanding

• Recall theories, principles, and concepts in mathematics.

Skills

• Apply theories, principles, and concepts in mathematics.
• Apply research and scientific writing methodologies.
• Solve problems by using mathematical concepts and techniques.
• Write computer instructions in a programming language.
• Prove statements by using mathematical concepts and the rules of logic.
• Communicate effectively with a range of audience.

Values

• Demonstrate commitment to professional and academic values.
• Work effectively within teams.

The program’s mission aligns well with the missions of the department, college, and university, promoting a cohesive strategy for advancing academic excellence, supporting research, and enhancing community involvement. The reader can refer to the following file for more details.

To become eligible for admission to BSc in Mathematics, candidates have to fulfill the following conditions:

• Student should have obtained at least grade (C+) in Math 110.
• Student should have passed all first year courses in the Faculty of Science.

University Compulsory Courses

26 credit hours, student should choose from the following courses:

ELI 110, ELI 120, CPIT 100, ARAB 101, ARAB 201, ISLS 101, ISLS 201, ISLS 301 and ISLS 401

Faculty Compulsory Courses

27 credit hours, student should choose from the following courses:

MATH 110, PHYS 110, STAT 110, CHEM 110, BIO 110, MATH 202, CHEM 281, PHYS 281, CHEM 200, PHYS 200, MATH 380 and MATH 390

Department Compulsory Courses

48 credit hours, student should choose from the following courses:

MATH 203, MATH 204, MATH 205, MATH 241, MATH 261, MATH 305, MATH 311, MATH 312, MATH 331, MATH 342, MATH 343, MATH 413, MATH 421, MATH 463, MATH 464, and MATH 482

Statics & Computers Department Compulsory Courses

8 credit hours, student should choose from the following courses:

CS 201 and STAT 211

Department Elective Courses

16 credit hours, student should choose from the following courses:

MATH 261, MATH 332, MATH 333, MATH 406, MATH 414, MATH 423, MATH 444, MATH 462, MATH 471 and MATH 481

Free Activites

5 credit hours elective courses that can be taught by any department in the university.