The Department of Chemistry is part of the educational and scientific system of the College of Science. In designing the curriculum, the department followed the requirements for academic accreditation, the standards of the National Commission for Academic Accreditation and Assessment (NCAAA) and the national framework of qualifications for higher education in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. The department strives to use quality and academic accreditation through an active work system among faculty members to graduate a cadre that meets the needs of the local and global market.
Chemistry is one of the most important natural sciences that has ever affected the daily life of man and his various activities. By the mercy of Allah and then with the support of the rulers of the matter in our generous homeland, the Department of Chemistry at Jouf University takes great interest as it represents one of the leading scientific academic departments in the College of Science, which has continuously graduated groups of students. that are distinguished scientifically and academically at different academic levels. Finally, we pray to Allah for continued progress for the students and staff of the department and for all to help us serve our dear country to achieve further progress, growth and prosperity.
For the sake of sustainability of postgraduate studies, the department has established laboratories with advanced research equipment and an efficient workforce to perform various analyzes for postgraduate students. The professors of the department have made every effort to maintain the solid scientific level of the department and graduate students of undergraduate and postgraduate students with a master's degree to maintain the level of graduates in chemistry at the college and at Jouf University to increase.
Vision
Excellence in teaching Chemistry and scientific research and its applications to contribute to the service of society
Mission
Preparation of the scientific competencies in the field of Chemistry for community development and to solve environmental problems through applied research
Objectives
Al-Saqmi Al-Ruwaili QUALITY MANAGEMENT Wa'ad Al-Shamal City Member North Border 8 Mr.
Dr. Ibrahim Hotan Alsohaimi
Dr. Nasser bin Fahad Al-Taweel
Dr. Hazim Mohammed Ali Mahran
Dr. Tarek Ahmed
Prof. Nayef Salh Al-Muaikel
Prof. Ahmed Hassan Al Ghorab
Prof. Yasser Abou Bakr Abedelmoez
Dr. Wael Abdelgayed Arafa
Dr. Mohamed Ramadan El-Aassar
Dr. Mohamed Reda Berber
Dr. Modather Farouk Hussien
Prof. Hassan Mohamed Ahmed Hassan
Dr. Mosaed Alhumaimess
Dr. Mahmoud Mohamed Kamel Abu Bakr
Dr. Mohamed Abdel Samie Ali Al Hashimi
Prof. Abd Elaziz Ahmed Hussein Nayl
Dr. Amr Mohamed El Sayed Nassar
Dr. Amr Abdel Naby Ibrahim Essawy
Dr. Ismail Mohamed Ahmed
Dr Mohammed yousri El-Sayed Ibrahim
Dr. Reda Adedlhady Mustafa Elekhashab
Name Qualification Current Work Alaa Sultan Al-Olayan BSc laboratory technician
- The graduate is familiar with theories, basic principles and practical skills in the basic branches of chemistry (organic _ inorganic _analytical _ physical)
- The graduate has the skills of evaluation, explanation and accuracy in analyzing practical results in various fields of chemistry
- The graduate acquires laboratory skills in how to prepare and conduct qualitative analyzes and the use of different quantitative analysis devices and collecting these
- The graduate can use research programs that help him to know the latest information and data that are needed in his field of work and research
- The graduate acquires clarification and 6.demonstration skills when doing an explanation of a specific topic in chemistry in an easy and simple manner
- The graduate possesses knowledge of chemical effects on the environment and the outside society
- The graduate possesses communication skills and cooperation with colleagues in the laboratory or classroom with mutual respect
- Preparing qualified graduates to meet the needs of the Kingdom of the human cadres in various fields of chemistry
The candidate is familiar with theories, basic principles and practical skills in the basic branches of chemistry (organic _ inorganic _ analytical _ physical). The candidate has the skills of evaluation, explanation and accuracy in analyzing practical results in different areas of chemistry. The candidate acquires laboratory skills in how to prepare and carry out qualitative analyzes and the use of different quantitative analysis devices and collect these analyses, and the use of different quantitative analysis devices and collect these results, verify them and connect them.
The graduate can use research programs that help him know the latest information and data needed in his field of work and research. The graduate acquires clarification and demonstration skills in explaining a specific subject in chemistry in an easy and simple manner. The graduate has communication skills and collaboration with colleagues in the laboratory or classroom with mutual respect.
Preparing qualified graduates to meet the needs of the Kingdom of Human Cadres in various fields of Chemistry. K2 Outline the scientific principles in the subfields of chemistry (analytical, inorganic, organic and physical) and apply these principles in the interaction with industrial fields. K3 Discuss the main types of chemical reactions, their characteristics and mechanisms, as well as their kinetics.
K4 Explain, integrate and apply relevant knowledge and theories within basic science and other disciplines and subject areas. S4 Obtain information from library, online and literature resources that will support the solution of chemical and research problems. S5 Evaluate, develop and carry out chemistry experiments or test hypotheses, analyze and interpret data and use scientific judgment to draw conclusions and make a critique.
Q1 Evaluate the potential impact of chemistry and laboratory benefits that can effectively impact society, health and the environment. V2 To improve students' independent and lifelong learning through the use of information technology, risk management, time management and review of quality control processes. Candidates for the Chemistry program must meet the conditions for enrollment, which are determined by the Faculty of Science and the Dean's Office for Admission and Enrollment.
C 70 till less than 75 3.0 Good D+ 65 till less than 70 2.5 High Pass
Credit Hours
Prerequisite
First Level
Second Level
Third Level
No Code Course
Fourth Level
Fifth Level
Sixth Level
Seventh Level
Eighth Level
Prerequisite Level
10 CHM 443
Advanced practical
11 CHM 498
Renewable
Advanced Quantum
13 CHM 426
Advanced topics
14 CHM 427
Nuclear and radio
15 CHM 499
Industrial
Tasks
- Develop students' talents and creativity
- Promote students' self-confidence and the importance of self- reliance
- Support positive behaviors, work on their development, and address negative behaviors
- Assist students who have failed to study, to improve their academic situation
- Assisting students who have completed studies to maintain their academic status
- Provide advice on psychological and academic counselin
Meeting with students in case of repeated absence in one of the semester's subjects.
The name Adjective
Dr. Yasser Abu Bakr Chairman/Supervisor of the unit
Dr. Siren Al Bahr Coordinator of the unit in the female sections
The name Website Link
Rules of registration, deletion and addition of courses
Registration, deletion and addition of courses shall be within the approved study plan levels, in a manner that ensures that students register for the minimum academic load
Registration approval
The academic load is the sum of the study hours (units) for the courses that the student registers in the semester, and it is determined according to the following rules
An academically admired student is not eligible to have more than 12 hours of study load. To present the justification from the moment when his cause is received until one week after his removal in the Program to which the student belongs. A student may request an apology for having continued to study for a semester without being considered a failure if he completes the apology procedures within the regular period, which lasts up to three weeks before the final exams according to the university calendar.
A grade of (W) is assigned to the student, and this semester is calculated from the period required to complete degree requirements. The excused semesters should not exceed two consecutive semesters or three separate semesters in the student's entire university studies, after which his enrollment will be completed. A student who excuses himself must register after the end of the excused period or he will be considered suspended.
The student may withdraw from one or more courses within eight weeks of the start of the study and four weeks for the summer semester, provided that the study load is not less than the minimum.
Postponement and dropping out
The suspension period does not count towards the period needed to fulfill the exam requirements. The suspended student must register after the end of the suspension period, otherwise he will be considered suspended. The student's "discontinued for non-registration" enrollment will be closed if he does not address his academic status by the end of the fifth week of study.
The student is not considered to be cut off from the study for the semesters he studies as a visitor at another university.
Re-enrollment
Dismissal from University
Final Exams
The general estimate for the GPA when the student graduates is based on their GPA. That the student has not failed any subject that he has followed at the university or at another university. That the student has met the graduation requirements in a period of no more than the average period between the minimum and maximum length of stay at his university of applied sciences.
Final exam procedures
Cheating on the test, attempts to do so or violation of instructions and rules for holding the test are conditions for which the student is punished according to the student discipline rules issued by the university council. In an emergency, the board of the faculty teaching the subject has the right to approve the re-marking of the answer sheets within a time limit not exceeding the beginning of the next semester's exams. The college board determines the duration of the final written exam based on the program board's recommendation, provided that it is at least one hour and at most three hours.
Regulations for final examination procedures
Transferring
The student must not have spent more than four semesters, provided that the semesters for preparatory programs are not counted from the period. That the transfer procedures end during the first week of the semester, and if the procedures exceed this period, the transfer is for the following semester. The student is not transferred until he has passed at least one semester in the college from which he has transferred.
The student is allowed to transfer once during the university studies or twice if one of them is the preparatory year. The student who transfers to the preparatory year returns to the previous section in case he did not pass it, and this is only once. The academic record of the transfer student is recorded for all subjects he has previously studied, including grades, semesters and cumulative averages throughout his studies at the university.
When transferring from one study program to another within the university of applied sciences, the checks referred to in the implementation rule for the transfer of the student to another university of applied sciences within the university are taken into account. The academic record of the student who transferred from one major to the last is recorded for all subjects previously studied, including the semester and cumulative grades and averages throughout his studies at the university.
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Head of Chemistry Department
Dr. Ibrahim Hotan Alsohaimi Mobil:00966504904183
Phone : 0146544477
Student Affairs Office
Dr. Reda Elekhashab Mobil: 00966532460828
Mobil: 00966552622014 Phone : 6514
Office of Alumni Affairs
Dr. Amr Essawy
Mobil:00966541367390 Phone : 4493
