Prep Science and Engineering Program

The Preparatory Science and Engineering Program consists of two major courses and seven modular courses. Students are required to take two major courses plus four modular courses. The two major courses are PYP 001 (Preparatory Physical Science) and PYP 002 (Introduction to Digital Technologies). PYP001 and PYP002 are laboratory courses of 1 credit hour.
The modular courses are PYP011 (General Safety), PYP012 (Automotive), PYP021 (Graphics), PYP022 (Self-Management), PYP032 (Arduino), PYP031 (MS Office), and PYP042 (Critical Thinking). Each modular course consists of eight contact hours and half credit hour.
Every semester, students must choose two modular courses that are combined in one set. By the end of the second semester, students are expected to complete four modular courses (two sets). However, students would be given an option to add two more elective courses of their interest.

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Machine Learning Programming Hackathon
 

The Machine Learning Programming Hackathon was successfully conducted as part of the Preparatory Science and Engineering Program's ongoing efforts to foster practical skills, critical thinking, and innovation among students. The event brought together numerous student teams who actively engaged in solving customer churn prediction for a telecommunication company dataset using machine learning techniques. The level of participation, enthusiasm, and technical competence displayed by the students was commendable and positively reflected the learning environment being cultivated.

The event was judged by Dr. Mufti Mahmud, Dr. Khairul Saleh, and Mr. I Putu D Raharja, with support from faculty members Mr. Muhammad Mohsin Butt, Mr. Sarwar M. Haque, Mr. Ahmed Hassan Baqais, Ms. Reem Al Yami, and Ms. Shrooq Alshomrani.

Congratulations to the winners, and a heartfelt thank you to the faculty and staff for making this event a success.

 

 

Machine Learning Programming Hackathon
 

The Machine Learning Programming Hackathon was successfully conducted as part of the Preparatory Science and Engineering Program's ongoing efforts to foster practical skills, critical thinking, and innovation among students. The event brought together numerous student teams who actively engaged in solving customer churn prediction for a telecommunication company dataset using machine learning techniques. The level of participation, enthusiasm, and technical competence displayed by the students was commendable and positively reflected the learning environment being cultivated.

The event was judged by Dr. Mufti Mahmud, Dr. Khairul Saleh, and Mr. I Putu D Raharja, with support from faculty members Mr. Muhammad Mohsin Butt, Mr. Sarwar M. Haque, Mr. Ahmed Hassan Baqais, Ms. Reem Al Yami, and Ms. Shrooq Alshomrani.

Congratulations to the winners, and a heartfelt thank you to the faculty and staff for making this event a success.