CIS Newsletter 9th Issue

CIS
Newsletter

Computer & Information
Sciences Department

2011 - 2012 9th Issue

Inside A Word from CIS Chairperson
Overview of the CCIS & CIS
3 Dr. Manal Farrag
Computer & Information Sciences,
Announcements
Chairperson
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I feel very honored to write the introductory word for the 9th issue of
Technology Enhancements the CIS Newsletter. As we are coming towards the end of a fruitful
8 academic year 2012, I would like to express my sincere thanks to all my
dear students, especially those who represented the CIS department and
Prince Sultan University in many events and showed outstanding
Visits 11 performance.
Then, I would like to thank my respected colleagues in the Computer
Achievers of CIS and Information Sciences Department for their hard work and
12 dedication. Their great contributions in improving the department will
help us in achieving a pioneering role in the area of education.
CIS Clubs’ Activities 17 Last but not least, I would like to thank the PSCW management,
especially Dr. Noura Aba Al-Khail, Dean of College for Women, and Dr.
Mariam Al-Oraifi, Vice Dean, Academic Affairs and Scientific Research
Reference Information for always supporting and encouraging me to add value to the CIS
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department.

9th Issue: 2011 - 2012 CIS Newsletter

Start with a smile and be optimistic and if you
You Can Make a think you don't make a difference in this world,

Difference: Choose to Be remember, one raindrop raises the ocean. There are
nine requisites for contented living:
Positive HEALTH, enough to make work a pleasure;
WEALTH, enough to support your needs;
By: Dr. Manal Farrag STRENGTH, enough to battle with difficulties and
Computer & Information Sciences, Chairperson forsake them; GRACE, enough to confess your sins
and overcome them; PATIENCE, enough to toil until
some good is accomplished; CHARITY, enough to see
You can choose to be either negative or positive in
the good in your neighbor; LOVE, enough to move you
your life. The CIS Department is targeting excellence
to be useful and helpful to others; FAITH, enough to
in education with high quality. Therefore, students
make real the things of God; HOPE, enough to remove
and faculty are encouraged to add value, share their
anxious fears towards the future. - Johann Wolfgang
knowledge, and try to help wherever and whenever it
von Goethe
is possible. Competence, innovation, and success are
the three pillars of the CIS department. The rule that Last tip: “Put your heart, mind, and soul into even
the department is trying to follow is "if you can add your smallest acts. This is the secret of success”.
value, then be creative and start implementing your
ideas immediately".
A Word from Student Editor
Everyone is encouraged to be positive. A positive
attitude is contagious. Don't wait to catch it from Lamis AbuSaleh
others, be a carrier and pass it on. When knowledge is
shared; it is not halved but doubled.
This has been a great year for the CIS
"A boat builder decided to retire to spend more time department and its newsletter. There have
with his family. His employer said that he would be
been numerous projects and various
sad to see him go, and requested that he build one last
competitions, in which several of my
boat. The boat builder reluctantly agreed and rushed
colleagues as well as myself participated. I
to complete a six-birth cruiser to the luxury standard
specified. The workmanship was poor and the finish would like to take the chance to congratulate
was below standard. On the day the boat builder was all my colleagues who won. I also hope others
due to complete his work, his employer arrived. The who didn’t win wouldn’t give up and try
employer handed the key to the boat builder saying, harder next time. I am so proud to be part of
“This is my gift to you!” The boat builder was shocked. such community of positive thinking and
He thought, "If I had known this was for me I would hardworking people. I would also like to
have built the boat perfectly." Now he was not sure if thank our faculty members who keep us
he even wanted this gift.”
updated and informed as well as encourage
We do the same in life. We sometimes do not give us to expand our knowledge and our expertise
ourselves, our families, and our work the best effort by participating in distinguished events.
and seem disappointed with our situation when we
realize we could have done it differently. To my colleagues who didn’t get a
Life is so short. Let us help each other, students chance to participate in much this year, I
and faculty, in spreading this atmosphere of acting strongly encourage you to do so. The feeling
positively in life with Allah’s satisfaction as our of being recognized for your hard work is
ultimate goal. We can achieve success if we change our simply exquisite, let alone how it will benefit
perspective by being the best that we can be while you in the future.
bringing out the best in others.

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Overview of the CCIS & CIS Programs

CS Program Mission IS Program Mission
Provide highly qualified graduates who
Provide high quality, up-to-date are capable of fulfilling IT careers in
computing education to prepare top business, industry, and government,
quality graduates for the job market. and capable of pursuing further
graduate studies in well-recognized
academic institutions.
Contribute positively to the discipline
through solid, constructive research This comes through providing students
and development. with integrated technical and
theoretical knowledge and skills in
information technology, systems
Serve community needs. development, and IS environment.

Provide students with an academic
Provide an educational environment environment committed to excellence
and innovation that contributes to
that promotes innovative thinking,
improving their intellectual and
ethical behavior, and prepare students
communication capabilities and skills
for continued life-long learning. and contribute to developing leadership,
professionalism, and life-long learning.

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CS Career Opportunities IS Career Opportunities

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Announcements
Announcing the New Revised IS Curriculum

The new revised IS curriculum would be implemented from September 2012. It has been designed with
the aim to give the IS student the necessary experience through real application, development, and practical
training.
IS Core and Elective Program Requirements (62 credits): IS Core Courses (36 credits), Business Courses
(15 Credits) & Communication Skills (2 Credits)
The credits for the core courses offered in the program has been revised from 21 to 36 and the new courses
included are Internet Technologies and Services, Visual Programming, Web Design & Programming,
Web-Based Systems Development & Information Systems Security.
The elective courses provide students with an opportunity to select one of the three specialized options
specified below. However, a student who chooses not to go for a specialized option can take any three elective
courses of the following list with a minimum total of 9 credit hours (i.e., General Systems Track).

 General Systems Track
 Specialized Systems Track
Option 1: Data and Knowledge Management.

Option 2: Web Applications Development.

Option 3: Systems Design and Development.

New Tracks in CCIS and CIS
Starting from September 2012 new attractive focused BS programs with a good potential in KSA
will be offered.

 BS in Computer Science (Digital Media)
 BS in Information Systems (E-Commerce)
Because the proposed programs are focused versions of our existing CS & IS program, they still
maintain the main core that enable graduates to pursue classical careers and work in areas where any
traditional graduate can work. In addition, the graduates of the new programs will be more market-
ready and accordingly more suitable for specialized jobs. The graduates of these programs are also
expected to be innovative problem solvers and opportunity creators.

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Announcements
MUST TO DO for CIS Students
1. Attend the classes in the first week of semester as you are marked absent in week 1 if you skip the classes.
2. Attend the students’ orientation session in the start of each semester.
3. Carefully read and understand the DN policy.
4. Try to conduct all quizzes and major exams, as there is no makeup exams according to the new policy
(except for the cases mentioned below).
5. Convey your concern or problems to the department chair as she has an open door policy for all students.

We Hear You!
Are you facing any problem?
Do you have certain expectations from CIS Department?
The CIS Department is in the process of achieving quality in the area of
“Teaching & Learning”.
Help us improve the quality of our program. We need new
ideas and suggestions. You can contribute in improving your
department.
Students are advised to submit their written suggestions, ideas, and
problems to Dr. Manal Farrag at
mfarrag@pscw.psu.edu.sa
Moreover, you can put your letter in the suggestion Box near office #315
Note: You don’t have to mention your name and your data will be treated in a
confidential way.

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Interview

The Road to Success
Interview with the first & only Cisco Certified
Internetwork Expert (CCIE) Saudi female
Ms. Buthayna Al-Wehaibi studied and
graduated from PSU. She finished her COOP in By Lamis AbuSaleh
Cisco Systems and then worked as a Research
Assistant at King Abdulaziz City for Science &
certain level of skill set. CCIE is viewed as the most
Technology (KACST). She went back to CISCO
prestigious networking certification in the industry. It
to be a Network Consulting Engineer there. Her
was my motive to work in CISCO as a Network
journey took her from Riyadh to Jordan, India,
Consulting Engineer, which requires an expert
Dubai, and finally back to Riyadh.
knowledge. Thus, having CCIE was a necessity in my
CISCO has a widely spread IT certification career development.”
program that is well known around the world. There
 Where did you apply for the CCIE and how
are five levels of general certification Entry,
long did it take you between the CCNA and the
Associate, Professional, Expert and Architect. Ms.
CCIE?
Buthayna has managed to reach the “Expert” level
and to receive the final certificate offered by CISCO, “I studied part of CCNA in PSU, as an elective.
the CISCO Certified Internetwork Expert (CCIE). When I joined CISCO as a COOP, I studied and
Our team in the CIS Newsletter has managed to passed CCNA and CCNP, in 2007. I then joined
interview Ms. Buthayna, hoping our CIS students CISCO Global Talent Acceleration Program (GTAP)
would benefit from her experience. as a Professional Network Consulting Engineer, for 9
months. I spent 6 months in Jordan where I received
 Do you know how many CCIE certified
technical and soft skills training. I passed the CCIE
females engineers are there in Saudi Arabia?
written exam there in March 2008. Then I spent 5
“I was told that I’m the first CCIE Saudi female, weeks in India working as a Customer Support
no other CCIE Saudi females as of yet. I encourage Engineer in CISCO TAC (Technical Assistance
females to pursue network engineering. Hopefully, we Centre). Afterwards, I came back to Saudi Arabia and
will see more CCIE female engineers in the near worked as a Network Consulting Engineer in CISCO
future.” Advanced Services. I passed the CCIE lab exam in
May 2009, in Dubai.”
 We know that CCIE is in more than
one field, which is your field?  What are your plans for the future? Are you
planning to go for another CCIE in a different
“I’m CCIE in Routing and Switching (CCIE# 24392).”
field?
 CCIE is not an easy certificate, what
“As of now, I’m working as a Routing and
motivated you to go after such a
Switching engineer. There are several interesting
challenging certificate?
CCIE fields. No individual should stop improving,
“Working in networking companies demands a developing and going to the next level as suitable for
their career.”
Ms. Buthayna is truly a pioneer and a great role
model to all of us. We find in her the true spirit and
determination of an intellectual woman and a
groundbreaker. She sets an example to all Saudi
women to pursue the highest degrees and
certifications to flourish in their careers.

“No individual should stop improving…”

-Ms. Buthayna Al Wehaibi

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Technology Enhancements

Activities of Curriculum Review By Ms. Fatima Khan

Committee in the Academic Year 2012
programming courses was discussed by the
Equalization of CS151 with CS175
committee members who reviewed the significance
The students who have taken CS151 in and possibility of adding this component to the
semester 102 with Ms. Fatima Khan will not be course. The report submitted by Ms. Layal Kazma
asked to repeat CS175. This prerequisite to CS330 (programming course group coordinator) supported
(Operating system) has been waived. The committee the idea.
along with the course counterpart on the men’s
section Dr. Fukhary M. Khellah assessed the course
contents especially the lab activities, assignments & Proposals for Improved Digital Lab &
exams, and has come to a conclusion that the level of Robotics Lab
the course was adequate in order to take this
The committee is following up with proposals to
decision. A part of the course with computer
have improved labs for Digital Logic & Robotics. Ms.
organization, which was not covered by students,
Saba Jalal; a committee member, has taken the
would be taken by students in CS330. This was
initiative to study the present
possible with the cooperation of the course instructor
infrastructure and propose
for CS 330, Ms. Jalila Zohair.
improvements so that the
course instructors could
implement a significant
Introducing “My Programming Lab” in
practical component in their
CS101 & CS102
respective courses.
MyProgramming
Lab is introduced to
the students taking Proposal for Security Lab
introductory The committee is following up with proposals to
programming have a security lab for various CS and IS security
courses. Students related courses. Ms. Salma Idris; instructor, has
will gain first-hand given the proposal to establish a security lab to give
programming better opportunity to students to do Hands on
experience in an Tutorials, Assignments and Projects related to their
interactive online course.
environment. It
gives immediate personalized feedback. The error
messages include both the feedback from the
compiler and plain English interpretations of likely
causes for the incorrect answer. Students'
submissions are automatically graded, both saving
time, and offering students immediate learning
opportunities. A dynamic roster tracks their
performance and maintains a record of submissions.
The suggestion to introduce the programming
lab to improve the quality of introductory

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Implementing MyITLab in CMP Courses
By Ms. Fatima Khan

The department of Computer and Information Progress with the Action Plan to
sciences has adopted a novel way (MY IT LAB: Implement MY IT LAB in CIS department
virtual lab) of delivering the introductory (CMP)
 CMP instructors attended two workshops, which
courses to the students. The adoption of this new
technology in teaching would reduce a lot of effort, were conducted by the PYP Coordinator Ms.
which was invested by the CMP instructors as well Fatima Khan. These trainings were conducted to
as the IT center in organizing the labs and exams for introduce and train the faculty with MY IT Lab.
students.  The CMP instructors also attended training from
a representative from Pearson, Ms. Dalia
With the vision of structuring and organizing the Leil, who enlightened us further with the benefits
CMP courses in a better way in the department of of MY IT Lab.
Computer and Information Science at Prince Sultan The CMP instructors have trained the students in
University College for Women, The GO! Series was order to use the new environment.
suggested in semester 102 by Dr. Manal Farrag, CIS
Chairperson. Apart from the excellent contents the  Class activities, quizzes, majors, final exams and
book supports an excellent learning environment promotional exams were conducted using the
called “MYIT Lab”. automated environment.
 Feedback was taken from the CMP Instructors,
Features of MY IT Lab who have shown their strong willingness to use
the new environment.
 Open simulation of Microsoft Office 2010 allows
Evaluating MYIT Lab Experience:
students to complete an activity exactly as it is
Challenges
taught in the textbook or by using any method the
actual Office 2010 applications will accept.  There was an apprehension among the instructors
 The MYIT Lab has readymade exams, which can that the students would get used to using the
also be customized. The system evaluates Virtual environment and would have less practice
(automatic correction) and the result is with original Microsoft Office 2010.
displayed to the students the moment they  Grader projects would be given as homework.
submit their exam. Students will have their These projects allow the students to download
individual accounts and can save their work. files from MY IT Lab and do their assignments
 Apart from accessing the e-resources from GO! normally without any simulation. Following
About 4-5 e- text books from Pearson which are which the student can submit files to the
called (exploring series) are available for students. simulation tool, which does automatic assessment
 A full-functioning grade book will let you manage instantly.
all of your course grades in one place  The time taken to open the simulation is
 You can test and train students on entire projects approximately 5-10 minutes. The time depends on
just like in your textbook, “Go” series (which is the network load.
recommended for CMP011/012 courses).  A proposal has been submitted to the higher
 The coordinator of the course could monitor the management to provide better Internet
status of all the sections by entering the course connection to the faculty and students especially
itself. This helps to monitor the progress of each those associated with the preparatory year
instructor closely. program.

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System Development Unit (SDU)
A Real Life Experience
Supervised By: Ms. Fatima Khan

In projects, students can work on three types of projects, initiated
by faculty, initiated by students themselves, or they are an extension of
System Development Unit
one of the CIS courses. The unit has accomplished many projects like
virtual computing lab: a cloud based solution for academia; a smart
(SDU)
card based application to mobilize patient data, and PSU CO-OP SDU was established in the
System which is still an ongoing project. The unit also has three second semester of 2009 with the
different projects this semester and the students are invited to work on vision of providing opportunities to
them. students where they can apply
skills and knowledge gained from
 Training Program Information System
their various courses taken in
 Mobile agent for a secure e-commerce application
(CIS) department, so they can be
 Multi-touch Interface application ready for the employment field
when they graduate. It
If you have an idea for a project, want to exceed one of your CIS
accomplishes its vision through
course projects, or interested in joining one of the projects, contact the
two activities: workshops and
unit’s vice president: Athoug AlSoughayer on Athoug_s@yahoo.com.
projects.
The other activity; workshops, is designed to give students the
knowledge they need to complete their projects, and give them a
practical training on what they have taken in their courses, or to
introduce them to new technologies. Workshops will be given by faculty
members or students from the CIS department. This semester, the unit
is planning five workshops. Two provided by students and three by
faculty members.

Student’s workshops

 Game development by Ms. Salam Al-Khouja
 Design Mobile Phone Applications by Ms. Athoug AlSoughayer

Faculty Workshop’s To stay posted about the unit’s
activities you can visit our website:
How to write research papers by Dr. Ajantha Dahanayake www.sdu-psu.webs.com or check
our board in front of class W360 in
 Power Designer (modeling tool) by Ms. Nermeen Hakim
building #1.
 Linux Administration by Ms. Salma Idris
If you have any questions or
Also, there will be an award in the workshops given to students for the concerns about the unit, feel free to
best game and mobile application designed through the workshop. If contact the president: Salam Al-
you are interested in giving a workshop, contact the chief officer: Khouja on
salam.khouja@hotmail.com
Ameerah Kharrat on ameerah-kh@live.com.

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Visits

A trip to KAUST
Exploring Opportunities to Excel
On March 14th 2012 and under the King Abdullah University for Science and Technology (KAUST)
initiative of orienting Saudi Students towards higher education, the CIS graduating students were invited to
attend an orientation day and to visit the KAUST premises in Thowal, Rabegh. As many students have
described the trip “a fascinating most memorable trip”, I would add being in a great academic monument that is
rare to find.

- Mrs. Omarine Al Rafie, CIS Lecturer and COOP Coordinator

Students’ Comments
Ebtisam Bakhsh Al-Hanouf Alyahya
King Abdullah University for Science and "It was an amazing visit to KAUST. I enjoyed the
Technology (KAUST) invited some of Prince Sultan most, the museum of the Islamic innovations
University's students for a day’s tour. I am very throughout the years. The best thing was that we
fortunate to have had the chance to visit KAUST. In a visited the housing for students."
few words, I would like to share the agenda and the
highlights of our trip. Upon our arrival, with our CIS
Mariam Alarfaj
teacher, Ms. Omarine Al Rafie, an introduction to "It was one of the best trips I've ever been on.
KAUST and their divisions was given. There are three Everything was wonderful and perfect, buildings,
divisions in KAUST: Chemical Life Sciences and facilities, faculty, and students. In short I can say
Engineering (CLSE), Mathematical and Computer it's a dream land in Saudi Arabia."
Sciences and Engineering (MCSE), and Physical
Sciences and Engineering (PSE). After that, we were Enas Yaghi
taken on a tour of the University library. The library “KAUST trip was very beneficial for CIS senior
building has quite a unique architecture. But, the and COOP students, who are planning to apply for
most interesting feature about the library is the group master degree and complete their educational
meeting rooms that students can use to work and journey after graduation. KAUST staff showed
discuss group projects. After the lunch and prayer hospitality and excellent organization of the trip.
break, where we met some staff from the admissions KAUST has great potentials and it is highly
department, our tour continued. We visited their equipped to provide the required environment for
museum and some of the core labs. The museum, in a postgraduate researchers and students to apply
very creative way, provides an insight to the work of their masters and Ph.D. The labs, library,
Muslim scientists. As for the labs, they are equipped community and all the resources that are needed by
with world-class machinery to aid the students in their students are provided with the best recent
research. Towards the end of the tour we met the head technology. The faculty has great experience in their
of the MCSE division – Dr. Hany Ramadan. Our day fields of study and the multi-cultural backgrounds of
concluded with a bus tour of the KAUST community. the faculty and the students create a competitive
The community is just as intriguing as the academics environment where the innovation is the main goal.
and has many facilities such as gym, bank, super Finally, interdisciplinary research is an open option
market, clinic, school, and entertainment center. It that students can apply their study not only in one
was actually a wonderful trip and I wish more field but in more than one related fields such as
students get a chance to experience this. biology and math or math and computer science.”

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Students’ Projects Achievers of CIS

Project supervised by Virtual Computing laboratory: A
Ms. Fatima Khan Nayer
Cloud based solution for
under CS336 (Network
Operations & Academia
Administration) Rana Rezk, Hadeel Al-Mansour, Maha Al-Azizy

The students got In this project the students developed small Virtual Computing laboratory
accepted to participate (VCL) pilot using “U Forge Appliance Factory” that would automate the
creation and maintenance of software image templates and usable software
in Computer &
appliances that can be instantly deployed on physical, virtual or cloud
Information Sciences
environments. The images were published using “Google Mega Cloud”.
Research Council at the
Oxford University in The Virtual Computer Laboratory pilot is a technology that provides
applications for the students/faculties and makes them on the go. This
London in June 2012.
technology provides scalable, high performance computing resources requested
They have submitted
through an Internet browser and accessed through either a remote desktop
their research paper to
connection or server/client machines.
IEEE for which they
have been Such deployment provides academic faculty and students with numerous
resources and flexibility as well as countless applications. In other words,
acknowledged and the
instead of having to limit the students and/or faculty to use only one software
paper would be released
in a particular classroom, they can access different applications depending on
on September 14th 2012. their wants and needs from their comfort of their homes.

Project supervised A Smart Card Based Application
under The System
Development Unit by: to Mobilize Patient Data
Ms. Fatima Khan Nayer&
Ms. Saba Jalal. Latifah AlMojil, Mshael Alameer, Alanoud Alabdulwahed
Batoul Burghleh , Rana Fakeeh , Dua'a Al-Hajjar
The students got
This project demonstrates the use of a Smart Card Based Application to
accepted for the poster
Mobilize Patient Data in order to improve accessing patients‟ information for
presentation at the Fourth
quick retrieval and/or editing, in a convenient and secure way. The smart card
Annual Undergraduate
will hold information such as the patient's medical history, medications, test
Research Conference on
results, personal information, medical insurance details and patients’ medical
Applied Computing at
records, which will allow prompt access of data. The students completed the
Zayed University, and
analysis and design part of the project in semester 102 in the course CS225
presented during 17 – 20
(Software Engineering) and are now implementing the same project under the
April, 2012 in Dubai.
System Development Unit.

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Construction
without
distraction, is
that possible?
Supervised by: Ms.
Jenifer Khoury, Yulia
Gusarova

Students: Athoug Alsughayer(CIS), Adwa Alsoughayer, Lama Alsherif, Sara Tukaifi, Haneen
AlGhamdi

One of the participants Athoug Alsughayer, student Information Systems Department, was declared the
overall winner. She spoke on “Development with destruction – is it possible?” She was given the task of visuals,
and coming up with a solution to the problem. She designed a website, she used an idea where we use our
everyday trash to make something usable out of it, and the money we make out of the purchases from the site
would be used to plant trees in the gulf countries. Ms. Fatin Mubarak a CIS faculty supervised the website. The
energetic young lady also designed a Mobile application which would calculate the energy consumption e.g. how
much water they consume, and how much paper they use etc. The Mobile application was supervised by Ms.
Fatima Khan, a CIS instructor. Adwa Alsoughayer, Lama Alsherif, Sara Tukaifi worked on the research part to
support the project.

This Research
Pervasive Computing: Toward project got accepted for
the poster presentation
More Connected Educational at the Fourth Annual
Undergraduate Research
Community Conference on Applied
Computing at Zayed
University. The students
Project supervised under Ms. Salma Idris (Computer Networks CS 331) presented their project
Students: Mariam AlArfaj, Norah AlTuwaim, ArwaAlTuwaijri during 17 – 20 April in
Dubai.
One of the developing areas in information and communication technology is pervasive computing, which is
also known as ubiquitous computing or ambient intelligence. Pervasive computing can be applied in several fileds
including health & home care, environmental monitoring, and intelligent transport systems. However, pervasive
computing is one of the promising technologies that would make a considerable enhancement in higher
education. The students researched how pervasive computing can be applied in education and what are the
benefits that the educational community can get out of it. Students proposed a sample pervasive net-work for
schools and universities.

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A Great Achievement
By Salam Al Khouja

Few months ago, I had the honor to
witness a great achievement of thirty students,
which was winning in the Most Competitive
Youth (MCY) Competition. This occurred in the
Global Competitiveness Forum (GCF) one of the
most distinguished events that is attended by
famous leaders and businessmen from all around Students & Conferences
the world.
The feeling of being recognized and
honored is simply incredible. Microsoft

URC 2012
representatives Dr. Mamdouh AlNajjar, Deputy Undergraduate Research
Duaa AlHajja Conference
in the 3rd place, Lamis
GM of Corporate Social Responsibility, and Mr.
students are
Adel AlMassarani, Developers and Platform
AbuSaleh in the 5th, and Toqa Aiman in the 9th.
Group Director, were asked to the stage to join
HRH Prince Saud Bin Khalid AlFaisal, Dr. Naif
Zayed University, Dubai Campus
These few minutes while they were on stage
receiving the certificate and stepping in the world of fame
AlMutawa and Mrs. Christean Ozdon for the
are priceless. They gave them the power to think and
honoring of the Technology winners. Our
dream about your future goals and your next steps, as the launch of
Earlier this year, Sheikh Zayed University has announced
university was lucky enough to have three from
one of the winners said: “When I was back home, I started
Undergraduate Research Conference on Applied Computing (URC2012
its CIS students among the winners. The
thinking about what to do next”.
was to provide the students with a forum to present their work and
search activity in the Gulf and Arab Area.

Undergraduate Earlier this year, Sheikh Zayed PSU’s finest students jumped at the
PSU’s finest students jumped at the chance of participating in such an
University has announced the launch of chance of participating in such a
ence. Hoping to represent their school by presenting their premium w
Research its Fourth Annual Undergraduate numerous students applied for both oral and poster categories, and
beneficial conference. Hoping to
from PSU got accepted.
Conference for Research Conference on Applied represent their school by presenting their
Applied Computing (URC2012). Their objective In premium work and and as an acknowledgement of their ach
honors of these students, research, numerous
Newsletter decided to present their names and research titles in this
was to provide the students with a students applied for oral and poster
Computing forum to present their work and thus
PSU would show better support to its active and dedicated students
categories, and over 14 students from
also wish to see more students participating in valuable conferences.
Zayed University, Dubai promote research activity in the Gulf PSU got accepted.
Campus and Arab Area. Student Name
Participants are listed below.
Research Title
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on
Lamis Abusaleh Greenova on Ora
Winners of Second Arwa Abu Shmais,
Open Source Opera ng Systems and Their Importance
Research Day @ PSCW Ghazal El Ajou, Rawan Al
in Educa on
Pos
‐Furaih
18 March , 2012 Batoul Burghleh, Dua’a
Cluster Computer Systems Pos
Al‐Hajjar, Sara Al‐Saif
First Place Winner
o Name: Huda Yasin
Abeer Alharbi, Asma bove the Cloud: An Introduc on to Cloud Compu ng
A
o Department: Finance Ora
Almosa, Lina Alfawzan and its Role in Higher Educa on And Research
o Topic: NISSAN: Motivation and Attitude
Second Place Winner
o Name: Arwa Abu Shmais& Rana Hani Dua'a Al‐Hajjar, Batoul Bionic Eye Poster
Networking Educa onal Tools Pos
o Department: Information System Burghleh, Sara Al‐Saif
o Topic: Data mining for Fraud detection Rana Fakeeh, Dua'a Al‐
Third Place Winner Hajjar, Batoul Burghleh, Pos
o Name: Dua'a Al-Hajjar and Batoul Burghel Mshael Alameer, La fah
Electronic Heath Records on Virtual Smart Cards

o Department: Computer Science Almojil, Alanoud Abdul‐
o Topic: Bionic Eyes wahed
Fourth Place Winner
o Name: Rana Fakeeh Mariam AlArfaj, Norah
Pos
Pervasive Compu ng: Toward more Connected Educa on
o Department: Computer Science AlTuwaim, Arwa AlTu‐ Community
o Topic: Evaluation of Approaches to Odor waijri
Digitization
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Not Responding PC By: Dina AlSharif

One of the most annoying things that happen to Sometime the system is overheated and causes
you when you are using your laptop or desktop is the CPU to slow down, in order to avoid damaging
that it does not respond to your request or sometime itself. This is typically due to the bad ventilation.
it takes too long to open a program. The most Check computer’s fans, heat sinks and CPU
common case is that the program is doing something temperature. Clean out any dust in the case and
else and cannot process your request until it finishes make sure that nothing is covering up the air
the previous one. But, if this happens too frequently, outputs.
then you should consider doing the following:
5- Run a Disk Cleanup
1- Run a Defragmentation
Over time, unnecessary files are kept on your
Over time, data portions on your hard drive get laptop. For this, consider making a disk cleanup to
scattered making it harder to retrieve. By make your computer, run faster. Disk cleanup
defragmenting them, you can fix this problem. This removes temporary and unused files from your hard
reduces the fragmentation in your hard drive. drive.

2- Fix Registry Problems 6– Use good Quality Anti-virus Program

Your registry is like a directory of all the Anti viruses and anti-spyware run and use all
information about the programs, installed in your your CPU time. The best way to solve this problem is
system, so when you uninstall a program some of the to have a good anti-virus program and run a scan
files remain in the registry. To solve this problem, once in a while.
you can use registry fix software.
At the end, you should keep your operating
3- Have Enough Memory Space system up to date. Some problems can be fixed
through an update and also avoid downloading
Having larger memory can make a difference in
unsecured files that could harm your system. Just
your laptop’s speed. So, be sure to have enough
take care of your system and start doing the steps
memory according to your needs.
mentioned once in a while to make your computer
4-Check Your Ventilation more responding to you.

Biography - A Journey With History’s Most Influential People

By: Mashael Al Ameer
Care for a nice read? Have an iPad? Then here is a title that might be of
interest to you. It is called Biography, and just like its name suggests, it
takes you on a journey through the lives of the world's most influential
people.
The application gives in-depth information about some of the greatest
personalities who have left their mark on society with their talents,
inventions, and discoveries. It includes one of the greatest scientists,
freedom fighters, writers, poets, philosophers, mathematicians, and rulers
the world has ever seen before. Every biography covers their early lives,
major accomplishments, significant events, and includes a list of notable
quotes too. Also, to enrich the experience even further, each biography is
accompanied by high quality images and audio content.

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Greenovation
By: Lamis AbuSaleh
Last semester, my colleagues; Madawi Al- 1. Adjust your power management properties.
Rayes and Daliah Al-Mazroa, and I had a chance to
work on a project called “Green Computing” for The computer must be set to hibernate or go to
IS201; Introduction to Information Systems with Ms. sleep mode after a few minutes of non-use. This way
Jalila Zouhair. Our research included studying the computers would be saving energy consumption and
students’ awareness level about this topic. Therefore, decreasing heat emission. Interestingly enough,
we prepared a survey to which over 80 female “hibernate” mode consumes less energy than “sleep”
students in PSCW responded. Shockingly enough, mode. On the contrary of common belief,
only 11% of the participants in the survey knew what screensavers do not save energy unless the screen is
the concept of Green IT was. Therefore, this article set to turn off. Moreover, power saving should not be
aims to educate you and inform you about green limited to computers, but extended to all other
computing and how to apply it. technical devices, such as printers, faxes and even
television sets. When not in use, those devices must
Green computing is based on the idea of be turned off.
reducing the power consumption and the negative
impact that computing has on the environment. Most 2. Save energy, ink, and paper when printing.
people are not aware of it, but manufacturing and Adjust your margins as much as possible in
deploying technical devices requires various order to save paper. The print preview must be
materials and huge power consumption. The inspected, as well; before printing in order to ensure
consequences of this industry include the disposal of that the document is in the proper form to avoid
hazardous chemicals and materials such as lead and reprinting it. Furthermore, it is a good practice to
mercury. Increased heat and electronic waste are save documents in a fitting format such as PDF
also some of the negative effects. Hence, green IT is rather than DOCX and consequently avoid
defined as the idea of applying the right practices, reprinting.
which ensure saving resources while using
technology. This includes designing and 3. Look for “Energy Star” labels
manufacturing eco-friendly devices, utilizing them The Environmental
appropriately, and eventually, disposing and Protection Agency (EPA)
recycling them efficiently. launched “Energy Star”
It is known that businesses and organizations labels, which can be found
impact the environment more than any other. on technical devices. EPA’s
However, several of them have recently taken a goal is to help the nation
green approach. Google and Amazon are great save both energy and
examples. They own huge databases and data money, as well as protect
warehouses that are used to store and process the environment through
thousands of terabytes of information. However, they these efficient products.
are creating a web that is better for the environment Therefore, those labels
by using resources efficiently and supporting indicate that the device uses less toxic components
renewable power. and saves power.
4. Recycle or donate.
How can I help?
Old devices must not be thrown away. By
Well, there are several green solutions that are easily
doing so the amount of e-waste would increase and
applied by any individual. These solutions revolve
thus harm the planet. Instead, those devices must be
around power management, saving on paper and ink,
recycled. Another way to dispose of them would be to
choosing eco-friendly devices, as well as recycling old
contact the solid waste authority to pick them up
devices.
and deal with them properly. Certainly, usable
devices could always be donated to charity.

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CIS Clubs’ Activities

Happy
Birthday
Microsoft
Club!
Celebrating Two Years of Hard Word & Success Students Stars’ Competition
Microsoft @ PSU Club is one of the first clubs established in the CIS Student Starts is a local
department, and the first among other Microsoft Clubs in Saudi Arabia. competition presented by Microsoft
It was founded, in 2010, by the university’s Microsoft Student Partners in and sponsored by Saudi Hollandi
order to increase knowledge of IT and Microsoft technology, and keep the Bank. This competition is targeting
students of all ages and majors.
CIS students updated with the latest news.
Student Stars has three main
Microsoft Club is supervised and has direct connections with categories: App Star, Idea Star,
Microsoft office and other Microsoft club’s in Saudi Arabia. The club is and Video Star. Students have the
run and managed by four Microsoft Student Partners, which are the choice to participate in one or more
president; Salam Al-Khouja, vice president; Lamis AbuSaleh, Public categories. App Star requires the
Relations Officer; Aseel AlOmar, and treasurer; Toqa Aiman. competitor to develop an
application using Microsoft
On April 6 2012, Microsoft @ PSU Club celebrated its second
technologies such as Windows
birthday. So, happy birthday Microsoft Club!!! And, thanks to all of our
Phone 7 and Game Development.
members that were committed and supported us so far.
Visit: www.microsoftatpsu.webs.com Idea Star asks the student to
propose an idea for technical,
functional, or business features to
Microsoft Mega Event: A Fruitful technologies such as Office 2010,
Kinect, Skydrive and online
Collaboration services.
On February 23rd, the In Video Star category, you
Microsoft club in Prince need to create an eLearning video
Sultan University in 3. Build Your Career by that teaches a specific technology,
association with the Microsoft Ms. Rajaa AlShareef and Ms. Laila or an illustration video that
club in Imam University held explains a technology concept.
AlJindan, two Microsoft
the Microsoft Mega Event,
representatives. Student Star prizes include
which took place in Prince
4. Explore Kinect by Ms. Najla Samsung Slates for first place
Sultan University. Nearly 500
people from various schools, AlAriefy. winners, Windows Phone Device
and organizations and of 5. Windows Phone Development by for second place winners, and Xbox
various ages attended this Ms. Nada Abu Himed, Imam with Kinect for third place winners.
event. The agenda of this University Microsoft Student To participate in this competition
event was as follows: Partner. sign up at
1. Opening Keynote by Many thanks to all the organizers of http://imaginecupsaudi.com
Ms. Aseel Al Omran, a Deadline:
this event including Nour Khouja, Aseel
Microsoft Student Partner
AlOmar, Salam Khouja, Toqa Aiman, May 16: Last day for registration.
in Imam University.
Muna AlAmeel and Noura AlSheikh.
2. Introduction to May 16: Last day for entry
Certificates were presented to the
Windows Azure by submission.
attendees from the Microsoft Innovation
Lamis Abu Saleh, a PSU
Center. June 2012: presentation.
Microsoft Student
Partner.
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Student Branch @ PSCW

Inter Quiz Competition
One of the most interesting and original events that was organized
and successfully done by IEEE team was the Inter quiz Competition.
The event was held on February 29th, 2012, and was attended by
Educational
PSU/CW Dean Dr. Nora Aba Alkhail, Vice Dean of Academic Affairs Technology Club
and Scientific Research Dr. Mariam Al Oraifi, CIS department’s
om pet i t i on
faculties, and PSU students. The participants were 20 computer
om pet i t i on
science and information systems students from different levels By: Basma AlFayez
(seniors, juniors, sophomores, and freshmen) who were grouped in five
Education and technology
riginal events that was Alphas, Cyber Crew, Coldplay, and PSU Brilliants.
teams: Smash,
riginal events that was
combined together can increase
IEEE team isThe competition consisted of three rounds. The questions in each
IEEE team is the Inter
the Inter your performance and knowledge as
round were based on general knowledge alongside technology aspects.
held on February 29th,
held on February 29th, a student. Therefore, in our new
CW Dean At the endAbathe event, the first three teams -Smash, Alphas, Cyber
of
CW Dean Dr. Nora Aba
Dr. Nora club “EdTech”, founded by Ms.
Crew- who answered most questions correctly and earned most points
fairs and Scientific Re‐ Jalila Zouhair, we will learn
fairs and got medals,Re‐
Scientific which were distributed by Dr. Nora. The team who won the
epartment’s faculties, together the new ways of combining
first place –Smash- won also the inter quiz trophy shown here.
epartment’s faculties, education with technology to
nts were Certificates of participation were distributed to all participants to
nts were 20 computer
20 computer enhance our communication and
tudents from different enthusiasm and excitement.
appreciate their
tudents from different collaboration skills for the process
es, and freshmen) who got very positive
es, and freshmen) who were grouped in
The event were grouped in of delivering them in projects and
Crew, Coldplay, andas itBrilliants. The various class works. EdTech will
Crew, Coldplay, and PSU Brilliants. The
feedbacks PSU was very
also offer other activities
informative, exciting, and the
unds. The questions in each round were
unds. The questions in each round were throughout the semester such as
first of its kind. As Dr. Mariam
ide technology aspects. At the end of the
ide technology aspects. At the end of the guest speakers, field trips, and free
Al Oraifi said: “It was a good
ash, Alphas, Cyber Crew‐ who answered
ash, Alphas, Cyber from CIS faculty and tutoring.
team work Crew‐ who answered
ned most students.got medals which were
ned most points got medals which were
points Well organized. Some of the topics that will be
who won Reflective place –Smash‐ won also
who won the first place –Smash‐ won also
the first of the CIS hard work First Prize Winners
First Prize Winners discussed in the club include Prezi,
First Prize Winners
Certificates of participation were distrib‐
Certificates of participation were distrib‐ Blogger, and social networks. So if
and innovative attempts to
te their enthusiasm and excitement. The you want to learn and practice
te their enthusiasm and excitement. The
involve PSCW in their interests various educational tools then come
as it was very informative, exiting, and
as it was very informative, exiting, and
and CIS endeavors.” IEEE club and join us every Tuesday at break
Al Oraifi said: “It was a good Team Work
Al Oraifi said: “It was a good Team Work time in Lab C. you can follow the
is thinking of repeating this
ell organized. Reflective of the CIS Hard
ell organized. Reflective of the CIS Hard
successful experience and also it club’s activities on twitter
involve PSCW in their interests and CIS
involve PSCW in their interests and CIS
plans to do similar competition @EdTechPSCW , or contact one of
epeating on asuccessful experience and the club supervisors Basma
epeating this successful level between
this higher experience and
universities in Saudi Arabia. AlFayez alfayez.basma@gmail.com
ion on a higher level between universities
on on a higher level between universities
and Lamis Abu Saleh
Compe on Trophy
Compe on Trophy lamissaleh@hotmail.com.
Competition Trophy
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CIS Clubs’ Activities

For the first time in k.S.A, a girls-only video
gaming convention has taken place in Prince Sultan
University’s college for women campus on the 11th and
12th of April. An event that is long anticipated from
the population of female gamers aimed at advocating
the culture of video game development and
professional gaming, GCON aspires to inspire as
many potential female developers in the region,
paving way towards having a stable game
development industry and a proper academia
resourcing.
The event has sponsored a bundle of activities,
commencing with a workshop hosting a group of
sessions with a variety of topics (from introducing
development on a 3D engine, to an ADHD in gaming
insightful session). The event will include numerous
gaming tournaments with different games (including
the aim-and-shoot genre, racing and others), alongside
a high quality exhibition from Sony, Microsoft,
Nintendo and In-Motion-Club (a gym that implements
Exergaming – exercise via gaming), all of the four will
put out their latest technologies and games to the
public. Moreover a variety of other activities exist,
Picture By: Lama AlSharif
from a cosplay competition (costume competition
aimed at the enthusiastic actresses) to a corner for
artists to express their impressions of the event.
The idea of the event was seeded at the IEEE
Student Branch under the supervision of Mrs. Salma
Idris and Mrs. Hajira Rizwana, from there on three
students took over the mission of flourishing the idea
into a tangible outcome. As the event is not preceded
by any alike, it has received nothing but celebration
and enthusiasm from females in the region, and its
organizers plan to have it annually.

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The Light of Human Knowledge

By: Aseel Al-Omar
The project started out as a students’ proposition of the Project Management
course, as it is a requirement of their course. The projects’ goal is to provide basic
computer knowledge to female Saudi women, who have financial difficulties, such
as not being capable of gaining knowledge by themselves. The project is sponsored
by Bunyan Organization, Intel, MSI, the CSCEC department, and Golden Brown
Bakery. Bunyan Organization provided the trainees. Intel Company provided the
course curriculum (Intel learn series), laptops for the trainees along with USBs.
MSI Company has also contributed laptops for the trainees. As for Golden Brown
it provided snacks throughout the duration of the project.

Students of Prince Sultan University of different majors at different levels
volunteered to teach those women how to use some applications from Microsoft
Office. First, students were trained by an ICT instructor form. After that, they
delivered the training to the trainees at Prince Sultan University campus in the
evening, from the 25th of February till the 14th of March 2012. It has been
A Word from Mishkat conducted for 4 days per week from 4:00 to 6:30 pm.

Teacher: Shahd Al-Qunaibit, The project was a great success and in the closing ceremony the trainees have
IS Student received a certificate signed from Intel as well as Prince Sultan University.
Hopefully this certificate will provide an opportunity for them to find a job. After
“Mishkat experience was one of a all, by students of Prince Sultan University were given the opportunity to serve
kind as it was volunteer work for a the community, gain experience, and even pass out their knowledge. As Margret
good cause to contribute to my society Fuller have said, "If you have knowledge, let others light their candles at it."
and teach unfortunate people things
that most of us would take for granted.
Mishkat had taught me the meaning of A Word from Mishkat
time as it was happening during
A Word from Mishkat
Teacher: Rawan Al Furaih, Trainee: Hanadi
weekdays from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m., so I
had to arrange my time and plan IS Student
ahead my studies and not let it affect “Three weeks passed like hours. We
“The three weeks in Mishkat are
my courses. It had also taught me the life experience that I will never spent the most beautiful moments.
patience. Most importantly, it had forget. I was attending classes in the Trained and played and laughed.
given me a chance to know the hard morning, then taught in Mishkat in
Wonderful days always go speeding by,
work that every instructor goes the evening, and then I would spend
all night studying for the next exam. In leaving behind great memories of those
through. I was in our teachers’ position
those three weeks, I was wonderfully people, and the moments we have lived
and it made me respect them more and with them. They were great friends and
productive, and had splendid energy. I
appreciate all the work they do. I have was waiting all the day for the moment greater trainers. Word of thanks and
never imagined I have such skills that that my class at Mishkat starts. gratitude to all those I saw and I did
appeared in this amazing experience. Mishkat was a positive and intimate not see where they were there watching
Seeing all these women very excited to environment, where it lets everybody
from a distance behind the scenes.
learn and improving themselves in a shine, and be the best they can be. I
discovered my students’ hobbies, Thank you to my colleagues, trainers,
very short time is the blossom of all our the creators of this project, those who
strengths, and each one of them taught
hard work. In addition, I was very sponsored and supported it, and to
me something. We shared stories,
proud of them when I saw their results laughed, and faced the challenge of those who contributed to our presence
in their final exam. At last, they made learning together. I will never forget in this magnificent institute. I need a
me realize that it is never too late to those days, I will never forget my lot to express my feelings about this
learn something as long as you have students”.
amazing experience, in spite of its few
the will to do so. “Whenever there is a days. I will miss you and I will always
will, there is a way””. remember you”.

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Let’s Google for Fun By: Duaa’ Hajjar
Google Lost its Gravity!!
Tired with Google being so weightless all the time? Try
to bring it down on earth.

 Go to Google, and type 'Google Gravity' and
enter “I am feeling lucky”.
 Wait for two seconds. Something cool will
happen! The search bar, logo, and buttons
collapse into a heap at the bottom of the page!
 Play with it for a while by clicking, dragging,
and releasing them.
 Then, write any word in the Google search bar
and press Enter.
 Wait and see. Something even cooler will
happen.

Google’s Barrel roll!
 Go to Google’s homepage. Type the command
“Do a barrel roll” without the quotes into
Google’s search bar and click Enter.
Did the Earth move for you? The image in your
browser should!! Google’s search interface performs a
360-degree horizontal spin before your eyes!

elgooG!
“elgooG‟ (Google spelled backwards) is the literal
mirror image of the engine searcher; not only is all of
its content a reversal of Google, the search terms must
also be written in reverse in order to yield the desired
results.

To try it, type the word “elgooG‟ in the search bar and
click “I am feeling lucky”.

ASCII Art Search!
ASCII art is imagery made of monospaced letters
named after the storied character-encoding scheme.
Search for ASCII art on Google and you get a fittingly
adapted Google logo.

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Reference Information
Academic Advising: Important Notes & Terminologies
Guidelines for Students:

The student:
 Should complete the process of filling ADVISING CLEARANCE FORM during early
registration phase (Before the end of the 10th week of every semester) only once.
 Can identify her advisor from the e-Register system.
 Is fully responsible to know the entire Curriculum, Rules & Regulations details, which are available
on the PSU website.
 Must consult her advisor before the registration week to get ADVISING CLEARANCE FORM
reviewed and approved.
 Will be able to register for courses using online registration system only after submitting the
ADVISING CLEARANCE FORM.
 Will not be allowed to join the Co-op program without the written approval of the academic advisor.
 Must meet with their advisors prior to dropping any course.

Guidelines for Academic Advisors:

Academic Advisor
 Can obtain a list of his students (advisees) from the e-Register system.
 Should be familiar with the Program, College and Department requirements for CS and IS
undergraduate program.
 Must be aware of the student’s graduation plan and her academic progress.
 Is responsible of reviewing the students’ information on the ADVISING CLEARANCE FORM and
comparing it with the e-Register before signing it.
 Must submit the original signed ADVISING CLEARANCE FORM to the Admission &
Registration’s Office before the end of the 10th week of every semester.
 Must keep a copy of the signed ADVISING CLEARANCE FORM in the advisor’s record.
 Provide timely information about the PSU policies, procedures and programs available to students.

Notes

o In case your Academic Advisor is not available in the department, kindly contact
Ms. Roohi Jan, Academic Advisor in the CIS Department for any queries.

o In case you would like to discuss some issues other than academic, kindly contact
Ms. Nafla Al Kahtani, Social Advisor in the CIS Department.

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Who’s Who in the CIS Department?

CIS Female Teaching Staff

Dr. Manal Farrag Assistant
1 Egyptian W315 8735
CIS Chairperson Professor

Computer Science Program
Name of Faculty Nationality Academic Rank Office Location Office Tel. Ext.
Ms. Roohi Jan
2 Indian Lecturer W 357 8612
CS Program Coordinator
Assistant
3 Dr. Suad AlRamouni Jordanian W354 8789
Professor
4 Ms. Ishrat Khan Pakistani Lecturer W336 8715
5 Ms. Jalila Zuhair British Lecturer W325 8659
6 Ms. Amani Al Saleh Saudi Lecturer W356 8323
7 Ms. Layal Kazma Lebanese Lecturer W338 8316
8 Ms. Salma Idris Pakistani Lecturer W336 8715
9 Ms. Saba Jalal American Lecturer W338 8316
10 Dr. Afraz Zahra Syed Pakistani Lecturer W324 8658

Information Systems Program
Office
Name of Faculty Nationality Academic Rank Office Tel. Ext.
Location
Ms. Fatima Khan
11 Indian Lecturer W357 8612
IS Program Coordinator
12 Dr. Ajantha N. Dahanayake Dutch Professor W344 8319
13 Dr. Romana Aziz Pakistani Associate Professor W355 8611
14 Ms. Omarine Rafie Jordanian Lecturer W338 8316
15 Ms. Nermeen Hakim Lebanese Lecturer W337 8314
16 Ms. Fatin Al Kahtani Saudi Lecturer W356 8323
17 Ms. Fatin Al -Mobarak Saudi Lecturer W356 8323
18 Ms. Nafla Al Kahtani Saudi Lecturer W337 8314
Instructor – Teaching
19 Ms. Mashael Al Besher Saudi W319 no Ext
Assistant
Instructor - Teaching
20 Ms. Sultana Abahussein Saudi W319 no Ext
Assistant
Instructor - Teaching
21 Ms. Ghada Al. Mazroa Saudi W320 no Ext
Assistant

Secretray Admin W315 8737

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Thank You…

Thanks to all those who participated and helped

CIS
finish the 9th issue of CIS newsletter. We hope

Newsletter
that you also participate in the next issue.

Have a nice summer holidays… - 2012
2011

-The CIS Newsletter Team-

CIS Newsletter 2011 - 2012 9th Issue

CIS Newsletter Team

Competence
CIS Newsletter Coordinator: Ms. Salma Idris
Innovation CIS Newsletter Team: Ms. Ishrat Khan, Dr.
Afraz Z. Syed

Success Student Editor: Lamis AbuSaleh

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