| College of Applied Medical Sciences

1. Mission

Qualifying distinguished competencies scientifically and skillfully in the field of Biomedical Instrumentation Technology, contributing to medical research and providing community services through an advanced academic environment.

2. Objectives of the Program

1. Providing fundamental knowledge in basic sciences and biomedical instrumentation.

2. Qualifying distinguished graduates to be able to meet the needs of the labor market in the field of Biomedical Instrumentation Technology.

3. Inculcating lifelong learning and continuous self-development skills for graduates in the field of Biomedical Instrumentation Technology.

4. Preparing students for impactful contributions to research in healthcare technology.

5. Empowering graduates with the capacity to utilize their acquired biomedical engineering skills for community services.

3. Curriculum Structure

Program Structure	Required/ Elective	No. of courses	Credit Hours	Percentage
Institution Requirements	Required	12	33	24.81%
Institution Requirements	Elective	4	8	6.02%
College Requirements	Required	0	0
College Requirements	Elective	1	2	1.5%
Program Requirements	Required	27	78	58.65%
Program Requirements	Elective	2	6	4.51%
Capstone Course/Project		2	6	4.51%
Field Training/ Internship
Residency year
Others
Total		48	133	100%

* Add a separate table for each track (if any).

4. Program Courses

Level	Course Code	Course Title	Required or Elective	Pre-requisite Courses	Credit Hours	Type of requirements (Institution, College, or Program)
Level 1	ARAB 101	Language Skills	Required		2	Institution
	BIO 106	General Biology	Required		4
	ENGL 132	Reading	Required		3
	ENGL 133	Writing	Required		3
	CT 140	Computer Skills	Required		3
	MC 1400	Communication Skills	Required		2
Level 2	IC 101	Introduction of Islamic Culture	Required		2	Institution
	STAT 106	Biostatistics	Required		2
	PHYS 106	General Physics	Required		4
	CHEM 106	Organic Chemistry for Health Sciences	Required		2
	ENGL 131	Listening/Speaking	Required		3
	ENGL 134	English for Health Sciences	Required		3
Level 3	ARAB 103	Arabic Editing	Required		2	Institution
	BMTS 2110	Human Anatomy & Physiology	Required	CHEM 106, BIO 106	2	Biomedical Technology Program
	BMTS 2120	Math for Biomedical Systems 1	Required	STAT 106	3
	BMTS 2130	Physics of Medical Instruments	Required	PHYS 106	3
	BMTS 2210	Electrical Circuits and Skills	Required	BMTS 2130	4
	IC 102	The Islam and Society Building	Elective		2	Institution
Level 4	IC 103	The Foundation of the Economic System in Islam	Elective		2	Institution
		Elective course	Elective		2	College
	BMTS 2220	Math for Biomedical System 2	Required	BMTS 2120	3	Biomedical Technology Program
	BMTS 2230	Biomaterials	Required		2
	BMTS 2310	Biomedical Analog Electronics	Required	BMTS 2210	3
	BMTS 2320	Computer Programming 1	Required	CT 140	3
	BMTS 2330	Biomedical Digital Electronic	Required	BMTS 2210	3
Level 5	ISLM 108	Medical Jurisprudence	Elective		2	Institution
	BMTS 2340	Biomedical Analog Signal Processing	Required	BMTS 2220	3	Biomedical Technology Program
	BMTS 3130	Biomedical Electronic Circuit	Required	BMTS 2310	3
	BMTS 3220	Computer Programming 2	Required	BMTS 2320	3
	BMTS 3320	Biomechanics	Required	BMTS 2130	2
	BMIS 4130	Safety in HealthCare Systems	Required		3
Level 6	BMTS 3110	Biomedical Digital Signal Processing	Required	BMTS 2340	3	Biomedical Technology Program
	BMTS 3120	Microprocessor and Computer Interfacing	Required	BMTS 2320	3
	BMIS 3210	Optical, Acoustic and & Laboratory Instruments	Required	BMTS 2130	3
	BMTS 3230	Biomedical Instruments 1	Required	BMTS 2310	3
	BMTS 3240	Biomedical measurements and Sensors	Required	BMTS 2310	3
	BMTS 3310	Research Methodology	Required		2
Level 7	BMIS 3330	Medical Imaging Systems	Required	BMTS 2130	4	Biomedical Technology Program
	BMIS 3340	Biomedical Instruments 2	Required	BMTS 3230	3
	BMTS 4110	Computer Networking in Health Care Systems	Required	BMTS 3220	2
	BMTS 4210	Graduation Project 1	Required	93 Credit hours	3
	BMIS 4220	Control Systems for Biomedical Equipment	Required	BMTS 2340	3
		Elective course	Elective		3
Level 8	BMTS 4120	Medical Image Processing	Required	BMTS 3110	3	Biomedical Technology Program
	BMIS 4230	Embedded Electronic Systems in Medical Technology	Required	BMTS 3120	3
	BMTS 4310	Graduation Project 2	Required	BMTS 4210	3
	BMIS 4320	Clinical Practice in Biomedical Instruments Management & Maintenance	Required	BMTS 3230	3
		Elective course	Elective		3

* Include additional levels (for three semesters option or if needed).

** Add a table for the courses of each track (if any)

5. Elective courses

Elective courses from the department : The student chooses two courses from the following courses:

Code	course title	Pre-Requisite courses	credit hours
BMIS 4401	Selected Topics in Biomedical Technology	-	3
BMIS 4402	Nanotechnology	-	3
BMIF 4403	Introduction to Telemedicine	-	3
BMIF 4404	Biomedical Information Systems	-	3
BMIF 4405	Artificial Intelligence	-	3
BMIF 4406	Modeling and simulation in Biomedical	-	3

Elective courses from the College
- The student chooses one course from the following courses:

Code	course title	Pre-Requisite courses	credit hours
CAMS 4200	Emergency Care	-	2
CAMS 4201	Medical ethics	-	2

6. Learning Outcomes

Knowledge and Understanding
K1	Identify principles and knowledge of basic sciences, including Mathematics, Physics, and electronics, and engineering sciences and principles related to the field of Biomedical Technology.
K2	Demonstrate the understanding of the basic and engineering sciences related to the field of Biomedical Technology.
K3	Recognize the impact of biomedical technology applications and regulations on the economy, community health, and environment.
Skills
S1	Use instruments and modern software in dealing with various applications in the field of biomedical technology.
S2	Conduct, analyze, and interpret standard tests, measurements, and troubleshooting to ensure the quality of medical devices.
S3	Utilize critical thinking to evaluate existing biomedical systems and technology.
S4	Model, design, and implement biomedical systems to develop appropriate solutions.
S5	Communicate effectively in written, oral, and graphical information in broadly defined technical and non-technical environments.
Values, Autonomy, and Responsibility
V1	Commitment to professional duties and making informed judgments based on legal and ethical standards.
V2	Function effectively as a member or leader of a team engaged in biomedical technology activities.
V3	Demonstrate an ability of self- learning and continuing professional development.

Program Learning Outcomes (Table 1)

College of Applied Medical Sciences

1. Mission

2. Objectives of the Program

3. Curriculum Structure

4. Program Courses

5. Elective courses

6. Learning Outcomes

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