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College of Science

Mathematics department

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Head of Department:
Dr.. Dr. Saleh bin Fahad Al-Jarboua
Office :
Buraidah - Qassim University (Main Building): A4-L2-R-3193
Phone number :
12588
e-mail:
Cos.math@qu.edu.sa

Vision

Excellence in the field of mathematics and its applications, contributing to the promotion of sustainable local development.

Mission

Providing outstanding educational and research services for Bachelor's and Master's levels in Mathematics, enabling students to compete in the era of globalization, meeting societal needs while preserving Islamic values.

Overview

The Department of Mathematics was established in 1418 AH, coinciding with the establishment of the College of Science in Qassim. The department has developed rapidly over the past few years with an increase in faculty members and an increase in the number of department students. The department teaches mathematics courses to mathematics students and all other students in college departments at the university. Recently, specialized programs have been introduced in the department, such as the Actuarial Mathematics Bachelor's program and the Master of Science in Applied Mathematics program. Thus, the department now includes the Bachelor of Mathematics and Actuarial Mathematics programs and the Master of Science in Pure and Applied Mathematics programs. The department also has a number of administrative and academic committees, including the Quality and Academic Accreditation Committee and the Curricula Committee, which are concerned with continuous development procedures, academic accreditation, and the introduction and development of programs. The Bachelor of Mathematics and Master of Pure Mathematics programs have obtained full program accreditation from the National Center for Academic Accreditation and Evaluation (NCAAA). The department also provides statistical consulting for applied research projects within and outside the college, whether in the research design phase or in the data analysis and results interpretation phase.

Objectives :

1- Developing study plans in line with the requirements of preparing graduates with knowledgeable skills to serve the community
Local.
2- Graduating scientific and practical competencies to fill specialized jobs in the public and private sectors.
3- Promoting scientific research in the field of mathematics, studying mathematical problems and conducting scientific research to find
Appropriate solutions and participation in national and international conferences.
4- Providing students with the concepts, principles, and theories of mathematics and statistics.
5- Ensuring that there is a continuous, adequate and serious updating of knowledge related to contemporary mathematical and statistical topics.
6- Promoting a culture of teamwork among students and the necessity of adapting to change.
7- Transitioning towards e-learning and supporting modern technologies.

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