The Department of Computer Science (CS) was established in 1985 to advance research, knowledge, and innovation in computing. It launched again in 1427 A.H. (2006) as a part of the faculty with a more specialized role that spans the range from theoretical algorithmic foundations to scientifically-grounded application areas in computing systems, network computing, programming systems, intelligent systems, computer graphics, high performance computing, and software engineering.

The department offers a modern accredited bachelor’s degree program, a mature, second-generation research-based master’s program, and a Ph.D. program. These programs are supported by experienced faculty members and state-of-the-art specialized labs, including robotics and brain-computer interface labs.

Department’s Vision

A strong academic environment recognized nationally and internationally in delivering excellent computer science education and conducting distinct research addressing needs of the community we serve.

Department’s Mission

To provide superior educational experiences and distinguished research in areas related to computer science at both undergraduate and graduate levels to address and serve the need of the community.

Department’s Academic Administration

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