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Current Students

Placement Test To facilitate the design of an individual study plan, all admitted students to the program without an M.S. degree must take a written assessment test upon arrival at KAUST. This test covers topics students are expected to have a solid understanding of from their undergraduate education. The following overview outlines the topics covered on the test and suggests resources for review. CS Placement Test Overview Qualifying Exam To advance to PhD candidacy, all Ph.D. students must successfully pass a qualifying exam designed to assess their knowledge within their field of study. The

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Empowering the Next Generation of Computer Science Leaders The Computer Science (CS) program trains students to create computational infrastructure and apply computational methods to a variety of areas and become world-class researchers and thought leaders in the field of computer science. The program offers access to exceptional facilities and resources. Students have access to cutting-edge technology, such as Shaheen and IBEX GPU supercomputers, as well as advanced visualization tools like large-display and mixed-reality facilities. These resources, along with the state-of-the-art

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Pioneering Research Excellence The Computer Science (CS) program at KAUST is a leading force in research with global impact. Through collaborative and interdisciplinary exploration, we tackle complex global challenges facing the Kingdom and the world, making significant contributions to theoretical knowledge and developing practical solutions in this rapidly evolving field. KAUST empowers our researchers through a network of state-of-the-art Core Labs, each housing advanced technologies and supported by expert staff. These multidisciplinary laboratories serve as a cornerstone of the university

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About Computer Science (CS) Program

KAUST's Computer Science (CS) program prepares students to lead in industry, academia, and government, providing a comprehensive understanding of information, computation, and their practical applications. The CS program is a driving force in cutting-edge research, addressing global challenges with significant impact. Our world-class faculty, collaborative environment, and state-of-the-art facilities empower us to make groundbreaking advancements in the field. Among several applications, the CS program focuses on large-scale networked computer systems, cloud computing, computational

Current Students

Placement Test To facilitate the design of an individual study plan, all admitted students to the program without an M.S. degree must take a written assessment test upon arrival at KAUST. This test covers topics students are expected to have a solid understanding of from their undergraduate education. The following overview outlines the topics covered on the test and suggests resources for review. CS Placement Test Overview Qualifying Exam To advance to PhD candidacy, all Ph.D. students must successfully pass a qualifying exam designed to assess their knowledge within their field of study. The

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Computer Science Program

Innovating Through Research and Education The Computer Science (CS) Program at KAUST prepares students to lead and innovate in industry, academia and government by focusing on developing computational infrastructure, applying computational methods across disciplines and advancing research in computer science. Faculty and Groups Browse our faculty profiles and research groups to explore their expertise, research interests and impactful contributions that drive innovation and discovery at KAUST. Faculty Profiles Research Groups Research Areas KAUST Insights Insights on Genetic Disease