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examines the tools by which mobile MTT 204 - Introduction to Linear PHY 201 - Physics and
applications are built in different Algebra Engineering Applications II
mobile device environments. The aim Credit Hours: 3 Credit Hours: 3
of this subject is to enable students
to understand the basic principles Prerequisite: MTT 200 Prerequisite: PHY 102
and architectures of native mobile This course is an introduction to The course is intended to provide
application development. The course Linear Algebra and some of its engineering and science students
focuses on mobile application applications. The aim is to teach the with sufficient understanding and
development using Android. In fundamentals of linear algebra in a knowledge of physics concepts in
addition, the course introduces way that illustrates their relevance Electricity and Magnetism that can
cloud-based servers and cloud to engineering applications. An be relevant to their field of study.
functions using firebase. Introduction to Matrices and Systems The course is divided into two parts:
MTT 200 - Calculus II of Linear Equations are given with Electricity and Magnetism. The topics
covered are; electric field, Gauss’s law,
other topics such as: Determinants,
Credit Hours: 3 Linear Transformations, Eigenvectors electric potential, capacitance and
Prerequisite: MTT 102 and Eigenvalues and Diagonalizing dielectrics, current and resistance,
Matrices. Engineering applications of direct current circuits, magnetic
This Calculus II course builds upon linear algebra are incorporated using fields, sources of magnetic field,
Calculus I whose purpose was to Math software available. Faraday’s law and inductance.
establish a firm understanding of
the foundations of calculus and PHY 102 - Physics and PHY 201L - Physics and
their applications. It will start with Engineering Applications I Engineering Applications II Lab
some functions seen in Calculus I. Credit Hours: 3 Credit Hours: 3
Then, students will be introduced
to the concepts of Transcendental Prerequisite: MTT 102 Prerequisite: PHY 102 + PHY 201
Functions, Integration Technique, The course aim is to provide (co-req)
infinite Series and power Series. engineering and computer science This course is designed to help
Through the process of working students with clear understanding students develop the ability to
through application problems, the of the basic concepts of physics. perform scientific experiments and
student will develop the ability to The course is divided into two parts: to enhance their understanding of
interpret and evaluate real world Mechanics, and Waves. The topics theoretical material presented in
application problems from text form covered are; Units, Vectors and Phy201 (Electricity and Magnetism)
into a mathematical equation. Scalars, vectors product, motion in by performing landmark experiments
one and two dimensions, Newton’s with emphasis on the presentation
MTT 202 - Discrete Structures laws of Motion, Circular motion, Work and interpretation of experimental
and Applications and Energy, Conservation of Energy data.
Credit Hours: 3 and Oscillatory Motion. CHE 205 General Chemistry I
Prerequisite: STT 100 PHY 102L - Physics and Credit Hours: 3
This course introduces the basic Engineering Applications I Lab Prerequisite: (Co) ENG 102/ENG 200
foundations of logic, structures, Credit Hours: 3
algorithms, number theory, Prerequisite: MTT 102 + PHY 102 This course introduces the principles
induction, recursion and relations (co-requisite) of chemistry including: elements and
with application in computer science their symbols, the periodic table,
and engineering. The course then This course is designed to help names and formulas of compounds,
introduces students to graphs and students develop the ability to chemical reactions, balancing
trees and their use in modeling and perform scientific experiments and chemical equations, stoichiometry,
analyzing computer science and to enhance their understanding and other major principles of
computer engineering problems. of theoretical concepts presented organic and in-organic substances.
Finally, the course presents the in Physics I course (PHY102) by Laws and applications will also be
basics of Boolean Algebra and Finite performing landmark experiments described in this course. This course
Automata with applications. with emphasis on the presentation gives the students a full idea about
and interpretation of experimental the basic definitions of chemistry,
data. chemical interactions and laws,
and characteristics of mater. Also, it
reviews important algebraic concepts

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