الاخبارية

 On Thursday, corresponding to 19/6/1441 AH, at exactly one o’clock in the afternoon, Dr. Salman bin Ali bin Wahf Al-Qahtani, Dean of the College of Computer and Information Sciences, had a direct meeting with the female faculty members in the female section of the college. In this meeting, the Dean stated that he was assigned to this position to complete the efforts and achievements made by his former colleagues and to achieve the vision of the college.

The College of and Information Sciences signed an academic cooperation agreement

with Taqaddam Computer International for Communications and Information Technology,

and one of the objectives of this agreement is to establish a biometric fingerprint laboratory,

which is the first of its kind in the Kingdom.

RIYADH: In a major academic breakthrough for scientists from the King Saud University (KSU), their information security invention based on iris and fingerprint recognition has won the prestigious US patent.

Eight female students of the College of Computer and Information Sciences at King Saud University majoring in STEM related degree programs participate in 12-week mentoring to strengthen

King Saud University has held an introductory meeting in the college of computer and information science (for both male and female students) to commence the national “FekraTech” initiative for digital ideas and projects, which will help contribute to the digital transformation in the kingdom and elevate the country to become one of the world’s leading digital innovation centers.
The “FekraTech” initiative aims to encourage society to innovate digital solutions for challenges in different sectors and turning them into profitable companies.

On Riyadh, October 6, 2017:  King Saud University (Represented by the Center for Excellence in Information Security and Command and Control Center) and Northrop Grumman Corporation announced their joint efforts to enrich creativity and excellence among Saudi university students in cyber security. 
As part of Northrop Grumman's global commitment to cyber education and workforce development, the third “Cyber Arabia” competition will be held on 11 and 12 October 2017.

Hackathon Arabia is a tech competition that many tech enthusiasts participate in, from developers to designers and individuals talented in developing and designing applications, games and VR technologies
The objective of this competition is to encourage innovation and improvement in these fields and show technical capabilities, skills of the Saudi youth in this field. Which directly serves the implementation of the Saudi 2030 vision 

The CCIS organized a preamble program, which included meetings, workshops, campus tours, and an exhibition

Article by: Shatha Almoukli.
Translation by: Elaf Almahmoud.

On Thursday, 23/12/1438. The summer program “Awalem” (multiple worlds) in its second version was brought to an end after an extremely informative and a fun week