science department

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Overview

Vision

Mission

The department offers distinguished and independent educational programs in the field of sciences to prepare graduates capable of meeting the demands of the labor market or pursuing postgraduate studies. It also strives to elevate our society to keep pace with scientific advancement and join the ranks of scientifically developed nations, in a manner that aligns with our values and beliefs.

Objectives

  1. To prepare scientifically qualified teachers to meet the needs of the local labor market in both the public and private sectors.
  2. To develop the department’s programs through the enhancement of academic curricula.
  3. To establish an integrated scientific research system within the framework of mutual cooperation between the department and its counterparts locally, regionally, and internationally.
  4. To foster students’ scientific thinking skills based on analysis, inquiry, and deriving objective solutions to presented problems.
  5. To activate the department’s role in supporting development programs and plans, and in contributing to solving scientific and educational challenges .
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Faculty’s Programs

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Bachelor Program
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Description of Courses :

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Curriculum for the Bachelor’s Program in Science Field Teaching

The curriculum for the Bachelor’s Program in Science Field Teaching consists of 141 credit hours, which students complete over eight semesters. These hours are distributed across three main requirements, as indicated in the table below:

COURSES CREDIT HOURS %
University Requirements 16 12
Faculty Requirements 42 30
Department Requirements 83 58
TOTAL 141 %100

Course Coding and Numbering in the Curriculum of the Bachelor’s Program in Science Field Teaching

The courses in the Science Field Teaching program are coded with the prefix “SCI-T”, which refers to the Science Field Teacher Program. The numbering system consists of three digits, each representing the following:

  1. The first digit (hundreds place) indicates the academic year. For example, the number 1 refers to the first academic year.
  2. The second digit (tens place) indicates the semester in which the course is taught. The number 1 refers to the first semester, and 2 refers to the second semester.
  3. The third digit (units place) indicates the course sequence within the semester according to the curriculum.

University Requirements:

These are mandatory courses that all university students must take, regardless of their major. They consist of 16 credit hours, representing approximately 12% of the total credit hours in the curriculum. The distribution is shown in the table below:

Course Title Code HOURS Pre-course
Credit Actual
T P/t T P/t
Arabic Language(1) ARAB 111 2 2
Arabic Language(2) ARAB 121 2 2 ARAB 111
English Language(1) ENG 112 2 2  
English Language(2) ENG 122 2 2 ENG 112
Islamic Culture(1) ISLAM 113 2 2
Islamic Culture(2) ISLAM 123 2 2 ISLAM 113
Computer Science CSC 114 1 1 1 2
Communication Skills CCC 221 2 2
SUB-TOTAL 15 1 15 2  

T: Theoretical    P: Practical    t: tutorial

College Requirements:
These are mandatory courses that all students in the Faculty of Education must take, regardless of their department. They consist of 42 credit hours, representing 30% of the total credit hours in the curriculum. The distribution is shown in the table below

Course Title Code HOURS Pre-course
Credit Actual
T P/t T P/t
Introduction to  Psychology EDU115 3 3  
Introduction to Education EDU124 3 3  
Developmental  Psychology EDU212 2 2  
General Teaching Methods EDU213 3 3  
Educational Psychology EDU222 2 2  
Fundamentals of Scientific Research EDU223 3 3  
Measurement & Evaluation EDU311 3 3  
Educational Curricula EDU312 3 3  
Educational Technology EDU321 2 1 2 2  
Educational & Psychological  Counseling EDU322 3 3  
Practicum (1) EDU411 2 1 3  
School Administration EDU412 3 3  
Job Ethics EDU421 2 2  
Practicum (2) EDU422 0 6 12  
SUB-TOTAL 34 8 34 14  
TOTAL 42 48  

T: Theoretical    P: Practical    t: tutorial

Department (Specialization) Requirements:
These are courses taken by students within the department. They consist of 83 credit hours, representing 58% of the total credit hours in the curriculum. These requirements are divided into two sections

Course Title Code HOURS Pre-course
Credit Actual
T P/t T P/t
General  Chemistry(1) SC TF116 3 2 2  
General physics (1) SC TF117 3 2 2  
General Biology (1) SC TF118 3 2 2  
General  Chemistry (2) SC TF125 3 2 1  
General physics (2) SC TF126 3 2 1  
General Biology (2) SC TF127 3 2 1  
Mechanics SC TF214 3 3  
Inorganic chemistry(1) SC TF215 3 3  
Vertebrates and Invertebrates SC TF216 3 2 2  
General Mathematics SC TF217 3 2  
Electric and Magnetism SC TF224 3 2 1  
Analytical Chemistry SC TF225 3 2 1  
Plant Kingdom SC TF226 3 2 1  
Laboratory Technique SC TF227 3 3  
Physical Chemistry SC TF313 3 3  
Plant Physiology SC TF314 3 3 2  
Environmental Chemistry SC TF315 3 3  
Vibration and Waves SC TF316 3 3 2  
Methods of Teaching Science SC TF323 3 3  
Heat and Thermodynamic SC TF324 3 3 2  
Inorganic chemistry(2) SC TF325 3 3 2  
Animal physiology SC TF326 3 3 2  
Science Curricula Analysis SC TF413 3 3  
Health Education SC TF414 3 3  
Modern Physics SC TF415 3 3  
Organic Chemistry SC TF423 3 3  
Optics SC TF424 3 3  
Graduation Project SC TF425 3 0 3 0  
SUB-TOTAL 83 0 59 38  
TOTAL 81 97  

T: Theoretical    P: Practical    t: tutorial

Courses Titles Code / No Contact Hours Credit Hours
Lecture Practical Tutorial
1 Arabic Language- I ARAB 111 2 2
2 English Language- 1 ENG 112 2 2
3 Islamic Culture- 1 ISLAM 113 2 2
4 Computer Science CSC 114 1 2 2
5 Introduction to  Psychology EDU115 3 3
6 General  Chemistry(1) SC TF116 2 2 3
7 General physics (1) SC TF117 2 2 3
  General Biology (1) SC TF118 2 2 3
Total 16 8 20
Courses Titles Code / No Contact Hours Credit Hours
Lecture Practical Tutorial
1 Arabic   Language- 2 ARAB 121 2 2
2 English  Language- 2 ENG 122 2 2
3 Islamic Culture- 2 ISLAM 123 2 2
4 Introduction to Education EDU124 3 3
5 General  Chemistry (2) SC TF125 2 1 3
6 General physics (2) SC TF126 2 1 3
7 General Biology (2) SC TF127 2 1 3
Total 15 3 18
Courses Titles Code / No Contact Hours Credit Hours
Lecture Practical Tutorial
1 Developmental  Psychology EDU212 2 2
2 General Teaching Methods EDU213 3 3
3 Mechanics SC TF214 3 3
4 Inorganic chemistry(1) SC TF215 2 2 3
5 Vertebrates and Invertebrates SC TF216 2 2 3
6 General Mathematics SC TF217 2 2
Total 14 4 16
Courses Titles Code / No Contact Hours Credit Hours
Lecture Practical Tutorial
1 Communication Skills CCC 221 2 2
2 Educational Psychology EDU222 2 2
3 Fundamentals of Scientific Research EDU223 3 3
4 Electric and Magnetism SC TF224 2 1 3
5 Analytical Chemistry SC TF225 2 1 3
Plant Kingdom SC TF226 2 1 3
6 Laboratory Technique SC TF227 3 3
Total 16 3 19
Courses Titles Code / No Contact Hours Credit Hours
Lecture Practical Tutorial
1 Measurement & Evaluation EDU311 3 3
2 Educational Curricula EDU321 3 3
3 Physical Chemistry SC TF313 3 3
4 Plant Physiology SC TF314 3 2 3
5 Environmental Chemistry SC TF315 3 3
6 Vibration and Waves SC TF316 3 2 3
Total 18 4 18
Courses Titles Code / No Contact Hours Credit Hours
Lecture Practical Tutorial
1 Job Ethics EDU421 2 2
2 Practicum (2) EDU422 12 6
3 Organic Chemistry SC TF423 3 3
4 Optics SC TF424 3 3
5 Graduation Project SC TF 425 3 3
Total 11 12 17
Courses Titles Code / No Contact Hours Credit Hours
Lecture Practical Tutorial
1 Educational Technology EDU321 3 3
2 Educational & Psychological  Counseling EDU322 3 3
3 Methods of Teaching Science SC TF323 3 3
4 Heat and Thermodynamic SC TF324 3 2 3
5 Inorganic chemistry(2) SC TF325 3 2 3
6 Animal physiology SC TF326 3 2 3
Total 18 6 18

 

Courses Titles Code / No Contact Hours Credit Hours
Lecture Practical Tutorial
1 Practicum (1) EDU411 2 2 3
2 School Administration EDU412 3 3
3 Science Curricula Analysis SC TF413 3 3
4 Health Education SC TF414 3 3
5 Modern Physics SC TF415 3 3
Total 14 2 15