Programs

Geology primarily involves the study of Earth's shape and dimensions, along with the physical and chemical analysis of its components, such as oil, soil, water, and minerals. It also explores the factors influencing the Earth's form. This field of study aids in the discovery, optimization, and management of land resources for human use.

Mathematics and Applications is an emerging discipline in science departments that integrates the principles of pure and applied mathematics. This field of study necessitates a profound interest and proficiency in mathematics. It offers a comprehensive approach to mathematical learning, fostering a deeper understanding of both theoretical and practical aspects.

Geometry is the study of various types of spatial relationships, their shapes, and characteristics. This field involves the analysis of geometric systems, particularly in modeling solutions to physics problems involving differential and partial equations. The term 'geometry' originates from the Arabic word for 'size', reflecting its focus on the measurement and properties of physical space.

Statistics and its applications, a subfield of mathematical sciences, commences with individuals, referred to as Amargar, tasked with data collection from various sources. They formulate research questions, generate report forms in diverse formats, and subsequently structure them, thereby laying the foundation for this field.

Information Science, often considered a modern iteration of Library Science, is a distinct field of study. Rather than solely concentrating on the organization of digital libraries, Information Science, or LIS, emphasizes the management, analysis, and evolution of information through the lens of computing and technology. This approach allows for a more comprehensive understanding and application of information in various contexts.