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student will develop the ability to software programs in MATLAB. MTT 205 - Differential Equations
interpret and evaluate real world MATLAB is a matrix based language Credit Hours: 3
application problems from text form that is commonly used for scientific Prerequisite: MTT 200
into a mathematical equation. and engineering computing. MATLAB Co-requisite: MTT 204
has a rich set of toolboxes for a wide
CSC 201 - Computer range of applications in science The course aims to provide
Programming I and engineering. The material for engineering students with some
Credit Hours: 3 this course includes: Introduction standard methods to solve first
Prerequisite: MTT 101 or Higher to Matlab Programming concepts, order Separable, Exact, Linear and
Control Structures (loops and Bernoulli differential equations.
The main objective of this course is to conditions), Functions, Arrays and Construct mathematical models of
provide students with the logic and Object-Oriented programming. simple physical systems. Solve higher
tools required to develop scientific order linear ODE’s with constant
software programs in MATLAB. PHY 102 - Physics and coefficients. Solve ordinary linear
MATLAB is a matrix-based language Engineering Applications I differential equations using infinite
that is commonly used for scientific series and Laplace transform. Solve
and engineering computing. MATLAB Credit Hours: 3 systems of differential equations.
has a rich set of toolboxes for a wide Prerequisite: MTT 102
range of applications in science The course aim is to provide CHE 205 - General Chemistry I
and engineering. The material for engineering and computer science Credit Hours: 3
this course includes: Introduction students with clear understanding
to MATLAB Programming concepts, of the basic concepts of physics. Co-requisite: ENG102 (Co)/ENG200 (Co)
Control Structures (loops and The course is divided into two parts: Chemistry is the study of matter and
conditions), Functions, Arrays and Mechanics, and Waves. The topics interactions. This course introduces
Object-Oriented programming. covered are; Units, Vectors and the principles of chemistry including;
MTT 200 - Calculus II Scalars, Kinematics, Newton’s laws of elements and their symbols, the
periodic table, names and formulas
Credit Hours: 3 Motion, Work and Energy, Oscillatory of compounds, chemical reactions,
Motion, Waves Motion, Sound
Prerequisite: MTT 102 Waves and Superposition of Waves. balancing chemical equations,
This Calculus II course builds upon Taken simultaneously with PHY 102L stoichiometry, and other major
principles of organic and in-organic
Calculus I whose purpose was to (1credit hour) prerequisite MTT 102 + substances. Laws and applications
establish a firm understanding of PHY 102 Co-requisite. will also be described in this course.
the foundations of calculus and This course gives the students a full
their applications. It will start with PHY 102L - Physics and idea about the basic definitions of
some functions seen in Calculus I. Engineering Applications I chemistry, chemical interactions and
Then, students will be introduced Laboratory laws, and characteristics of mater.
to the concepts of Transcendental Credit Hour: 1 Also, it reviews important algebraic
Functions, Integration Technique, Prerequisite: MTT 102 concepts and introduces the use of
infinite Series and power Series. these concepts in chemistry.
Co-requisite: PHY 102
Through the process of working
through application problems, the This course is designed to help CHE 201L - Chemistry
student will develop the ability to students develop the ability to Laboratory
interpret and evaluate real world perform scientific experiments and Credit Hour: 1
application problems from text form to enhance their understanding Co-requisite: CHE 205
into a mathematical equation. of theoretical concepts presented
in Physics I course (PHY102) by This course introduces the principles
CSC 201 - Computer performing landmark experiments and concepts of chemistry with the
Programming I with emphasis on the presentation emphasis on laboratory skills and
and interpretation of experimental
Credit Hours: 3 data. practical hands-on experiences for
the students. This course will have
Prerequisite: MTT 101 or Higher laboratory experiments, simulated
The main objective of this course is to experiments, demonstrations and
provide students with the logic and group activities for the students that
tools required to develop scientific illustrate the principles and concepts

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