SC 1305 Computer Organization and Architecture

The aim of this course is for students to comprehend the configuration design of a computer system and the interaction between the components in it. They will understand and apply the fundamentals of computer systems and concepts of low-level software which are used for basic operation [mixed and sequential logic circuits, main components of a computer (Von Neuman): memory, input and output devices, central processing unit; fetch and execute cycles, operative codes, addressing modes, machine instructions, and assembly language].

SC 1215 Data Structures

The aim of this course is for students to understand and apply techniques and algorithms to represent and organize large amounts of data in a computer system in order to make programs more efficient. They will learn the different types of structures and how to implement them with static and dynamic memory.

SC 1110 Intermediate Programming

The aim of this course is for students to: (1) Understand and apply concepts related to the philosophy and principles of object-oriented programming (composition, polymorphism, inheritance, encrypting, and abstraction). (2) Use object-oriented programming tools for application development (modularity, classes, instances, methods, attributes, exception handling, simple data structure, abstract data types, garbage collector, validation).

SC 1105 Programming Principles

The aim of this course is for students to: (1) Discuss and identify the way in which a problem can be solved with a computer. (2) Define specifications and design of a solution through algorithms, flow charts, and pseudo codes. (3) Use an object-oriented programming language for implementation (methodology, rules, expressions, statements, input and output, control structure, and arrangement).

SC 1060 Organic Modeling

At the conclusion of this course, students will be able to build high-quality three-dimensional organic models through the use of specialized computer tools and various modeling techniques , creating and adapting the topology to ensure correct deformations of the character models in 3D animation projects.

SC 1006 Inorganic Modeling

At the conclusion of this course, students will be able to build high-quality three-dimensional inorganic  models through the use of specialized computer tools, e.g. Maya, and various modeling techniques such as polygons and surfaces, creating and adapting the topology to ensure correct volume and shape.

SC 1004 Hardware Laboratory

The aim of this course is for students to conduct experiments seeking solutions to specific specific problems in the area by using Microprocessor programming logic.  (Microprocessors Internal data flow ,  set of instructions, control peripherals, interruptions, microcontrollers environments, hardware description languages, practical applications).