General Courses

Course Description

·Introduction to critical thinking (CRT10)

This course defines thinking, its different patterns and its relationship to both cognition and language. It also sheds light on the relationship between intelligence and creative and critical thinking, problem solving process, and behavioral and social thinking skills. In addition, the course focuses on other topics such as innovation, creativity, sound thinking strategies, and motivation and development methods.

• Prerequisite: None

·Introduction to the computer (CMP 10)

This course aims to introduce students to the various basic components of computer, in addition to operating systems, programs, applications, and methods of solving various problems that the user may encounter. It also increases students' knowledge of the basics of dealing with the electronic information network (the Internet) and the internal communication networks as well.

• Prerequisite: None

·Introduction to management science ( MNG10)

This course provides a definition of the basic concepts in management, the emergence of management, its development and functions, and the administrative work environment. The course also aims at developing the student's skills to face administrative problems, to make decisions, and to read environmental variables and methods of searching for information that can eventually lead the student to solve administrative problems.