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This transcript summarizes a student's academic performance. The student completed 108 credit hours with an overall GPA of 2.89. Their main specialization was in computer science with a sub-specialization in information systems. The transcript lists the courses taken, credit hours, and grades for general education requirements, main specialization requirements, faculty requirements, and sub-specialization requirements. The student passed the state level exam and completed a final project for their degree.

Student Transcript
Faculty of Computers and Infotmation
20120234
Total GPA Grade
2.89 Very good
Hours 108
State Level Three - Passed
StudentName: sherif embarak ebeed hamed
Main Specialization: Computer Science
Sub Specialization: Information Systems
General Requirements
12 hour (6 compulsory hours + 6 elective hours)
Code Course Name Hours Total Grade
Compulsory Subjects 6 hours
HU 111 English-1 2 77 B
HU 112 English-2 2 74 C+
HU 313 Human Rights 2 100 A+
Code Course Name Hours Total Grade
Electives Subjects 6 hours
HU 121 Fundamentals of Economics 3 63 D+
HU 213 English-3 2
HU 323 Fundamentals of Accounting 3
HU 331 Communication & Negotiation Skills 3 100 A+
HU 332 Creative Thinking 3
HU 333 Mass Communication 3
HU 334 Professional Ethics 3
Main Specialization Requirements
45 hour (30 compulsory hour + 15 elective hour)
Code Course Name Hours Total Grade
Compulsory Subjects 30 hours
IT 331 Computer Graphics �C 1 3 72 C+
IT 433 Multimedia 3
CS 317 Concepts of Programming Languages 3 73 C+
CS 322 Computer Organization 3 71 C+
CS 342 Operating Systems �C 2 3 83 B+
CS 352 Software Engineering �C 2 3 79 B
CS 361 Artificial Intelligence 3 72 C+
CS 419 Compilers 3 84 B+
CS 498 Project 6
Code Course Name Hours Total Grade
Electives Subjects 15 hours
IT 312 Microprocessor 3
IT 313 Computer Interfacing 3
IT 322 Computer Networks �C 2 3
IT 342 Pattern Recognition 3
IT 441 Image Processing �C 1 3
IT 444 Computer Vision 3
CS 318 Assembly Language 3
CS 395 Selected Topics in Computer Science �C
1
3 75 B
CS 396 Selected Topics in Computer Science �C
2
3 63 D+
CS 423 Advanced Computer Organization 3
CS 462 Natural Language Processing 3
CS 471 Parallel Processing 3
CS 495 Selected Topics in Computer Science �C
3
3
CS 496 Selected Topics in Computer Science �C
4
3
IS 312 Database Systems 2 3 76 B
IS 345 Internet Applications 3 81 B+
Faculty Requirements
72 hour (63 compulsory hours + 9 elective hours)
Code Course Name Hours Total Grade
Compulsory Subjects 63 hours
HU 122 Fundamentals of Management 3 63 D+
ST 121 Probability and Statistics �C 1 3 66 C
IT 111 Electronics �C 1 3 45 F
IT 221 Data Communication 3 67 C
IT 222 Computer Networks �C 1 3
IT 223 Internet Technology 3 47 F
IT 223 Internet Technology 3 64 D+
CS 111 Introduction to Computers 3 91 A+
CS 112 Programming �C 1 3 78 B
CS 213 Programming �C 2 3 65 C
CS 214 Data Structures 3 77 B
CS 221 Logic Design 3 63 D+
CS 241 Operating Systems �C 1 3 73 C+
CS 251 Software Engineering �C 1 3 77 B
CS 316 Algorithms 3 74 C+
MA 111 Mathematics �C 1 3 77 B
MA 112 Discrete Mathematics 3 87 A
MA 113 Mathematics �C 2 3 66 C
PH 111 Physics 3 73 C+
IS 211 Database Systems 1 3 83 B+
IS 231 Fundamentals of Information Systems 3 60 D+
IS 240 Operations Research 3 82 B+
Code Course Name Hours Total Grade
Electives Subjects 9 hours
ST 122 Probability and Statistics �C 2 3 70 C+
IT 211 Computer Maintenance 3
IT 241 Signals and Systems 3
CS 313 Programming �C 3 3
MA 214 Mathematics �C 3 3
IS 241 Modeling and Simulation 3
IS 351 Analysis and Design of Information
Systems-1
3 70 C+
IS 321 Project Management 3
IS 342 Simulation Languages 3
Sub-Specialization Requirements
Code Course Name Hours Total Grade
15 hour
IT 433 Multimedia 3
IS 312 Database Systems 2 3 76 B
IS 313 Data Storage and Retrieval 3
IS 351 Analysis and Design of Information
Systems-1
3 70 C+
IS 333 Management Information Systems 3
IS 345 Internet Applications 3 81 B+
IS 352 Analysis and Design of Information
Systems-2
3
IS 435 Information Centers Management 3
IS 451 Decision Support Systems 3
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1. Student Transcript Faculty of Computers and Infotmation 20120234 Total GPA Grade 2.89 Very good Hours 108 State Level Three - Passed StudentName: sherif embarak ebeed hamed Main Specialization: Computer Science Sub Specialization: Information Systems General Requirements 12 hour (6 compulsory hours + 6 elective hours) Code Course Name Hours Total Grade Compulsory Subjects 6 hours HU 111 English-1 2 77 B HU 112 English-2 2 74 C+ HU 313 Human Rights 2 100 A+ Code Course Name Hours Total Grade Electives Subjects 6 hours HU 121 Fundamentals of Economics 3 63 D+ HU 213 English-3 2 HU 323 Fundamentals of Accounting 3 HU 331 Communication & Negotiation Skills 3 100 A+ HU 332 Creative Thinking 3 HU 333 Mass Communication 3 HU 334 Professional Ethics 3 Main Specialization Requirements 45 hour (30 compulsory hour + 15 elective hour) Code Course Name Hours Total Grade Compulsory Subjects 30 hours IT 331 Computer Graphics �C 1 3 72 C+ IT 433 Multimedia 3 CS 317 Concepts of Programming Languages 3 73 C+ CS 322 Computer Organization 3 71 C+ CS 342 Operating Systems �C 2 3 83 B+ CS 352 Software Engineering �C 2 3 79 B CS 361 Artificial Intelligence 3 72 C+ CS 419 Compilers 3 84 B+ CS 498 Project 6 Code Course Name Hours Total Grade Electives Subjects 15 hours IT 312 Microprocessor 3 IT 313 Computer Interfacing 3 IT 322 Computer Networks �C 2 3 IT 342 Pattern Recognition 3 IT 441 Image Processing �C 1 3 IT 444 Computer Vision 3 CS 318 Assembly Language 3 CS 395 Selected Topics in Computer Science �C 1 3 75 B CS 396 Selected Topics in Computer Science �C 2 3 63 D+ CS 423 Advanced Computer Organization 3 CS 462 Natural Language Processing 3 CS 471 Parallel Processing 3 CS 495 Selected Topics in Computer Science �C 3 3 CS 496 Selected Topics in Computer Science �C 4 3 IS 312 Database Systems 2 3 76 B IS 345 Internet Applications 3 81 B+ Faculty Requirements 72 hour (63 compulsory hours + 9 elective hours) Code Course Name Hours Total Grade Compulsory Subjects 63 hours HU 122 Fundamentals of Management 3 63 D+ ST 121 Probability and Statistics �C 1 3 66 C IT 111 Electronics �C 1 3 45 F IT 221 Data Communication 3 67 C IT 222 Computer Networks �C 1 3 IT 223 Internet Technology 3 47 F IT 223 Internet Technology 3 64 D+ CS 111 Introduction to Computers 3 91 A+ CS 112 Programming �C 1 3 78 B CS 213 Programming �C 2 3 65 C CS 214 Data Structures 3 77 B CS 221 Logic Design 3 63 D+ CS 241 Operating Systems �C 1 3 73 C+ CS 251 Software Engineering �C 1 3 77 B CS 316 Algorithms 3 74 C+ MA 111 Mathematics �C 1 3 77 B MA 112 Discrete Mathematics 3 87 A MA 113 Mathematics �C 2 3 66 C PH 111 Physics 3 73 C+ IS 211 Database Systems 1 3 83 B+ IS 231 Fundamentals of Information Systems 3 60 D+ IS 240 Operations Research 3 82 B+ Code Course Name Hours Total Grade Electives Subjects 9 hours ST 122 Probability and Statistics �C 2 3 70 C+ IT 211 Computer Maintenance 3 IT 241 Signals and Systems 3 CS 313 Programming �C 3 3 MA 214 Mathematics �C 3 3 IS 241 Modeling and Simulation 3 IS 351 Analysis and Design of Information Systems-1 3 70 C+ IS 321 Project Management 3 IS 342 Simulation Languages 3 Sub-Specialization Requirements Code Course Name Hours Total Grade 15 hour IT 433 Multimedia 3 IS 312 Database Systems 2 3 76 B IS 313 Data Storage and Retrieval 3 IS 351 Analysis and Design of Information Systems-1 3 70 C+ IS 333 Management Information Systems 3 IS 345 Internet Applications 3 81 B+ IS 352 Analysis and Design of Information Systems-2 3 IS 435 Information Centers Management 3 IS 451 Decision Support Systems 3 Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org) 1 / 1

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