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Syllabus outlining fundamental operating system concepts, including processes, threads, CPU scheduling, memory management, synchronization, and practical components for a core undergraduate computer science course.
Year: 1445 AH
Institution: King Saud University
College: College of Computer and Information Sciences
Department: Department of Computer Science
Course code: CSC 227
Course type: Core Course
Semester: Second Semester
Instructors: Dr. Aljawharah Alabdullatif, L. Abeer Alshaya, L. Haifa Aleid, Dr. Amani Alajlan
Prerequisites: CSC212
Subsequent courses: CSC 329, CSC 328, CSC 453
Co-requisites: None
Textbook: Operating System Concepts, A. Silberschatz, P.B. Galvin, G. Gagne, 10th Edition, John Wiley & Sons, 2018, ISBN 978-1-119-32091-3
Assessment: Midterm 30%, Quiz I 7.5%, Quiz II 7.5%, Programming Assignments 15%, Final 40%
Exam dates: Midterm 24-Oct-24, Final 19-Dec-24
Lecture schedule: 12 weeks, three 50-minute lectures per week and one 50-minute tutorial per week
Policies: Mandatory attendance, plagiarism prohibited, strict deadlines for assignments, specific email guidelines
Price: 8 / 10 USD
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BST 227 Introduction to Statistical Genetics, Fall 2019
Course code: BST 227
Course title: Introduction to Statistical Genetics
Term: Fall 2019
Schedule: Monday and Wednesday 3:45–5:15 pm
Location: Kresge 202B
Credits: 2.5
Institution: Harvard University
Department: Department of Biostatistics
Faculty: Martin Aryee; Sharon Lutz
Teaching Assistants: Anna Booman; Xiao Wu
Laboratory location: Kresge 201
Laboratory period: October 28 – November 20, 2019
Prerequisites: BST210 or PHS2000A (concurrent enrollment allowed)
Assessment: Homework assignments (75%); Final project (25%)
Final project format: Team-based GWAS data analysis, written report, and presentation
Course website: https://canvas.harvard.edu/courses/62208
Primary topics: Genetic association studies, GWAS, rare variants, sequencing data analysis, EWAS, population genetics
Recommended text: The Fundamentals of Modern Statistical Genetics by Nan Laird and Christoph Lange (Springer, 2011)
AFTPA in Opposition: Allowing Economic Furloughs and Removing Seniority RequirementSB 227 (in House) and HB 178 (in Senate)—Omnibus School Code Bills
Year: 2023
Region / City: Pennsylvania
Topic: Education Policy
Document Type: Bill Opposition
Organization / Institution: AFTPA
Author: AFTPA
Target Audience: Educators, Policymakers
Period of Effect: Ongoing
Approval Date: N/A
Amendment Date: N/A
Research Proposal Submitted in Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Degree of Doctor of Philosophy (or Master of Science) in the Department of ………. at the College of Engineering, King Saud University
Note: Year
Institution: King Saud University
Full Thesis Title A thesis submitted in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the Doctor of Philosophy (or Master of Science degree) degree in the Department of ………. at the College of Engineering, King Saud University
Note: Year
Institution: King Saud University
Full Thesis Title A thesis submitted in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the Doctor of Philosophy (or Master of Science degree) degree in the Department of ………. at the College of Engineering, King Saud University
Year: 2026
Region / city: Riyadh
Topic: Academic Thesis
Document type: Dissertation
Institution: King Saud University
Author: [Student Full Name]
Target audience: Academic researchers, students
Period of validity: N/A
Approval Date: [Date of approval]
Date of changes: N/A
Full Thesis Title A thesis submitted in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the Doctor of Philosophy (or Master of Science degree) degree in the Department of ………. at the College of Engineering, King Saud University
Year: Month and Year of Submission
Note: Region / City
Topic: Thesis
Document Type: Dissertation
Target Audience: Academic community, researchers, students
KING SAUD UNIVERSITY - College of Engineering GE 403: Engineering Economy (First Semester 1437-1438H, 2016-2017G)
Year: 2016-2017
Semester: First Semester 1437-1438H
Institution: KING SAUD UNIVERSITY - College of Engineering
Course Code: GE 403
Course Title: Engineering Economy
Instructors: Prof. T. Al-Refeai, Prof. A. Al-Suhaibani, Dr. Seongkwan M. Lee
Textbook: White, Case, and Pratt, "Principles of Engineering Economic Analysis," 5th Edition
Topics Covered: Introduction to Economic Analysis, Time Value of Money, Equivalence and Indifference, Comparison of Alternatives, Measure of Worth, Depreciation, Replacement Analysis, Economic Analysis of Public Projects, Cost Terminology
Homework Assignments: Detailed by chapter and section
Grading: Quizzes 10%, 1st Midterm 25%, 2nd Midterm 25%, Final Exam 40%
Attendance Policy: Required
Type of Document: Course syllabus / academic schedule
VISION, MISSION AND GOALS OF THE HEALTH EDUCATION PROGRAM, King Saud University Applied Medical Science College, Community Health Sciences Department
Year: 2015
Institution: King Saud University
Department: Community Health Sciences
Program: Health Education
Course: Community Health (CHS 212)
Credit hours: 2
Semester contact hours: 30
Level: 3rd year
Instructor: Dr Sultana Alhurishi
Office number: 199
Phone: +966118056432
Email: [email protected]
Website: http://fac.ksu.edu.sa/salhurishi
Office hours: Sunday and Wednesday 10–12
Course schedule: Sunday 8–10am, Monday 10–12
Course description: Concept of society and community, public health principles, factors affecting community health, social structures, and differences between rural and urban health contexts
Teaching methods: Lectures, seminars, student presentations
Assessment: Midterm I 20%, Midterm II 20%, Individual homework 5%, Assignments and presentations 15%, End Semester Exam 40%
Target audience: Health Education students
Ph.D. in Information Science Program at King Saud University Academic Year 1443 AH / 2021 G
Year: 1443 AH / 2021 G
Institution: King Saud University, College of Arts, Department of Information Science
Ministry: Ministry of Education, Saudi Arabia
Degree: Ph.D. in Information Science
Program Language: Arabic
Program Vision: Scientific, research and academic excellence in information science nationally and regionally
Program Mission: Preparing specialized cadres equipped with modern knowledge and skills, capable of producing distinguished research to meet societal requirements
Objectives: Knowledge and skills in information science developments, advanced research application, professional empowerment, support for Saudi Vision 2030
Outcomes: Knowledge of research methods, information policies and theories; application of modern trends; professional and general skills development
Target Audience: Master degree holders in information science, lecturers, researchers, employees in public and private information institutions
Program Structure: 34 study units (core and elective courses) plus 12 units for thesis, comprehensive exam required
Employment Opportunities: Libraries, research centers, digital archives, government agencies, private sector including major companies and universities
Topics: 227 1445 Saud