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UNIVERSITY GENERAL REQUIREMENTS The degree programs at ALHOSN University are designed to provide students with both a specialized and a liberal education. Through a specialized education, students obtain depth of knowledge in an academic discipline and perhaps in a career area. Through a liberal education, students develop a basis and a context both for their specialized studies and for their lives within and beyond the university. The following statement concerns itself with the liberal education or what is often called the general education component of the degree programs at ALHOSN University. General education is enabling education, providing students with the fundamental academic and life skills. At its best, general education enables students to develop academic skills; acquire liberal knowledge; shape individual values; and apply all three (skills, knowledge, and values) in their academic, professional, personal, and societal lives. General studies programs are typically called upon to provide students with instruction in these areas. At ALHOSN University, the general education program is committed to this same mission. The general education program includes the language skills of reading, writing, speaking, and listing in both English and Arabic; thinking skills; mathematical and statistical skills; information technology skills and research skills. They make it possible for students to acquire and create knowledge, and consequently, they enable students to assess existing values and to develop new ones. Academic skills are, moreover, the vehicles for critical analysis and synthesis of ideas and attitudes. They are, in fact, the primary means of communication. The liberal knowledge component of the general education program concerns itself, in broad terms, with the intellectual context of the students’ specialized studies and of their lives within and beyond the university. This context includes several separate, though interrelated, areas of knowledge where students will inevitably exercise choices and be required to make well- informed judgments. In their liberal studies, therefore, students acquire knowledge of basic concepts and current thinking in the physical and biological sciences, the social and behavioral sciences and the arts and humanities. They also begin to understand the interrelationship of these disciplines and, indeed, of all knowledge and experience. At ALHOSN University, the general education program asks students to deal directly with their own values and with values other than their own. The skills, knowledge, and values developed by students in this program are clearly applicable to their academic, professional, personal, and society lives. They enable students to improve the quality of their lives both during and after their studies in the university. Ultimately, this is the true test of their success and the success of ALHOSN University. The program is intended to: 1. Provide all students regardless of their majors, with the basic foundation they need to help themselves succeed in their college study, and ongoing life-long learning after graduation, as better informed members of the society. 2. Help students understand the values inherent in their culture, and to be aware of the Islamic culture and civilization and beliefs. 3. Help students develop their intellectual and communication skills in a global technology – based environment. 4. Help student understand and appreciate the role of science and technology in the development of society and their effects on man-kind’s welfare in the 21st century. 5. Prepare students to think critically, and to use creative thinking and analytical techniques in problem solving throughout their academic and professional life. 6. Increase students’ awareness of current global environmental, economic, cultural, health, and social issues of today’s complex and diverse world 7. Develop students’ understanding of professional ethics. 8. Enhance students’ aesthetic values and taste in order for them to appreciate and create beautiful surroundings. 9. Apply students’ learning to their professional, personal, and societal lives. 46
The University General Requirement (UGR) courses offered by various Faculties are shown in the Table below. The UGR Program is based on the following philosophy: An education is to be valued. It is the key to individual development, the substance of civilization. ALHOSN University, through its curriculum, faculty, facilities, and leadership, makes the enrichment of individual lives and of the civilization possible in its degree programs. Fundamental to this enrichment is the general education (UGR) component of the degree. Fundamental also to this enrichment is the willingness of students to understand what is offered them by the university in general education (UGR) and to take responsibility for their learning in the program. BUSINESS ENGINEERING and APPLIED SCIENCES FBA 100 Introduction to Economics FES100 Mathematics اقيبطتاتلحاسوب FBA 102 Introduction to FES 101 FBA 103 Algebra FES 102 Calculus I FBA 104 Calculus FES 103 Calculus II طرق احبلث FES 104 مقدةمفي ااصتقلاد FBA 120 مقدةم في الإحصاء FBA 121 FES 110 Computer Applications ARTS and SOCIAL SCIENCES FES 111 Programming I FAS 100 Creative Thinking FES 112 Programming II ايرلاضايت FAS 101 Communication Skills (English) FES 120 مقدةم في الإحصاء FES 121 مهاتار الاتاصل باللغة اليبرعة FAS 102 الولعماةيعيبطل FAS 103 Islamic Culture FES 122 FAS 104 Globalization FES 150 Natural Sciences FAS 105 Scientific Miraculousness of The Quran FES 156 Natural Sciences for Engineering FAS 106 History of Science FES 160 Research Methods FAS 107 Sports in our Life FES 201 Matrix Algebra for Engineers FAS 108 Ethics FES 202 Introduction to Statistics FAS 109 Human Rights in Law and Shari’ah FES 203 Statistics for Engineers الفتكير ابلاتاك ري FAS 110 FES 204 Introduction to Discrete Structures الإعاجز ايملعل في اقلرآن الكيرم FAS 105 FES 205 Matrix Algebra for Engineers الاخلأق FAS 118 FES 206 Calculus III FAS 121 اهم ارت ااصتلال ‏(إنزيلجي)‏ FES 207 Differential Equations and Applications الةفاقث اسلإلامية FAS 123 FES 220 Engineering Chemistry FAS 120 Scientific and Technical Writing FES 230 Fundamentals of Physics FAS 130 Introduction to Sociology FES 231 Dynamics FAS 140 Introduction to French FES 232 Physical Science I FAS 210 Politics, Government and Planning FES 233 Physical Science II FAS 220 Understanding Society FES 234 Physics I: Waves, Optics and Modern Physics FAS 230 Introduction to Psychology FES 236 Electricity and Magnetism FAS 300 Industrial/Organizational Psychology FES 240 Statics FAS 310 Human Behavior in a Cross-Cultural Cultural Context FES 241 FAS 320 Sociology of Work FES 270 Materials Science FES 280 FES 281 FES 282 MTH 005 Laboratory in Engineering Fundamentals Landscape and Flower Arrangement Human Health Interior Design Basic Algebra 47
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