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ENGINEERING
involves the conception, analysis, design, and construction of products for
practical purposes. Engineers apply engineering reasoning and mathematics,
physical, chemical and life sciences to solve real problems and to develop
products, processes and technologies that are beneficial to mankind.
DISCIPLINES in engineering consist of Aerospace
Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Materials Science and Engineering,
Chemical Engineering, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Computer
Science and Engineering, Mineral Engineering, Petroleum Engineering, Civil
and Architectural Engineering, Environmental Engineering, Operations
Research, Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering, Biological and
Agricultural Engineering, Biomedical and Medical Engineering
ENGINEERING is the largest college at Alfaisal University.
It is designed to have a maximum student capacity of 1400 undergraduate and
graduate students, a 10:1 student faculty ratio, and state-of-the-art
facilities. The college faculty will consist of highly qualified
international scholars, who are leading researchers and educators.
ENGINEERING CURRICULUM has been crafted with advice from
consultants who are senior faculty from the top universities in the United
States of America and the United Kingdom, and makes use of MIT Open
Courseware as a resource. Alfaisal University is a member of the MIT OCW
consortium.
The unique Alfaisal Engineering curriculum is focused on engineering
science, and is intended to produce graduates who are highly qualified
decision makers, entrepreneurs, researchers, academicians, inventors and
professionals. The engineering program is designed to be qualified for
accreditation by the US, UK, EU and Saudi bodies.
Alfaisal Engineering will offer Bachelor of Science, Master
of Engineering, Master of Science and Doctor of Science in the major
disciplines of engineering. The undergraduate programs to be offered in 2008
are the following: