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AVS 435L - Advanced Flight AVS 410 - Air Traffic Bachelor of MTT 204 - Introduction to Linear and Superposition of Waves. Taken Phy201 (Electricity and Magnetism)
Guidance and Control Systems Management Algebra simultaneously with PHY 102L (1 by performing landmark experiments
Lab Science in credit hour). with emphasis on the presentation
Credit Hours: 3 Credit Hours: 3 and interpretation of experimental
Credit Hour: 1 Prerequisite: AVS 101 + Completion Prerequisite: MTT 200 PHY 102L - Physics and data.
Prerequisite: AVS 435 of 50 Credit Hours Chemical Engineering Applications I Lab
This course provides a This course introduces the global Engineering This course introduces Linear Credit Hour: 1 CHE 205 - General Chemistry I
Algebra and its practical applications,
comprehensive study of the theory ATM context and operational particularly in Engineering. It aims Pre-requisite: MTT 102 Credit Hours: 3
and principles associated with concept, and outlines the principle to impart fundamental concepts of Co-requisite: PHY102 Pre -requisite: ENG 100
pilot assistant systems and flight functions of ATM, including Air linear algebra while demonstrating
automation. Topics include the basic Traffic Services (ATS), Airspace Degree Requirements their applicability in engineering This course is designed to help Chemistry is the study of matter and
design, function, and operation of Organization and Management contexts. Topics covered include students develop the ability to interactions . This course introduces
Fly-by-Wire, Autopilot, Auto Thrust, (AOM), and Air Traffic Flow and matrices, systems of linear equations, perform scientific experiments and the principles of chemistry including;
Flight Director, Electronic Instrument Capacity Management (ATFCM). MTT 200 - Calculus II determinants, linear transformations, to enhance their understanding elements and their symbols, the
periodic table, names and formulas
System, Flight Warning System, The underlying communication, eigenvalues, eigenvectors, and of theoretical concepts presented
Enhanced Ground Proximity Warning navigation, surveillance, and Credit Hours: 3 diagonalizing matrices. in Physics I course (PHY102) by of compounds, chemical reactions,
System, Traffic Alert and Collision ATM (CNS/ATM) technological Prerequisite: MTT 102 performing landmark experiments balancing chemical equations,
Avoidance System. Through simulator infrastructure is covered in detail, MTT 205 - Differential Equations with emphasis on the presentation stoichiometry, and other major
exercises, students will be exposed along with the various global and The Calculus II course extends the and interpretation of experimental principles of organic and in-organic
substances. Laws and applications
principles introduced in Calculus I,
to the decision-making processes regional ATM programs that plan and Credit Hours: 3 data.
associated with the operation of prioritize the implementation of such aiming to deepen understanding and Prerequisite: MTT 200 will also be described in this course.
these systems in flight. technologies. Finally, emerging ATM expand applications. Beginning with Co-requisite: MTT 204 PHY 201 - Physics & Engineering This course gives the students a full
technologies and concepts will be a review of foundational functions Applications II idea about the basic definitions of
AVS 472 - Aviation Human discussed. from Calculus I, students will This course is designed to equip chemistry, chemical interactions and
Factors progress to explore Transcendental engineering students with essential Credit Hours: 3 laws, and characteristics of mater.
AVS 499 - Aviation Capstone Functions, Integration Techniques, techniques for solving various types Prerequisite: PHY 102 Also, it reviews important algebraic
Credit Hours: 3 Project Infinite Series, and Power Series. concepts and introduces the use of
Prerequisite: AVS 287 Through practical problem-solving of first-order differential equations The course is intended to provide these concepts in chemistry.
Credit Hours: 3 including Separable, Exact, Linear, engineering and computer
Considering the rapid pace Prerequisite: Completion of 100 exercises, students will refine and Bernoulli equations. Additionally, science students with sufficient CHE 201L - General Chemistry
and growth of technology and Credit Hours or Senior Level their skills in translating real- students will learn to formulate understanding and knowledge of I Lab
teamwork within air transport world scenarios into mathematical mathematical models for basic physics concepts in Electricity and
operations, this course provides The Aviation Science Capstone equations, enhancing their ability physical systems. Moreover, they will Magnetism that can be relevant to Credit Hour: 1
an overview of the application Course is the culminating effort to interpret and solve complex solve higher-order linear ordinary their field of study. The course is Co-requisite: CHE 205
and effective implementation the of the student’s entire learning application problems. differential equations using different divided into two parts; Electricity and
science of human factors in multi experience. The student will MTT 201 - Calculus III methods such as the auxiliary Magnetism. The topics covered are; This course introduces the principles
crew operations. Whilst the pre- complete a project associated with equation, infinite series, and Laplace electric field, Gauss’s law, electric and concepts of chemistry with the
requisite course AVS287 provides a problem in the aviation/aerospace Credit Hours: 3 transforms. Furthermore, students potential, capacitance and dielectrics, emphasis on laboratory skills and
the foundation for crew resource industry that provides significant Prerequisite: MTT 200 will explore the solution of systems of current and resistance, direct current practical hands-on experiences for
management including teamwork, evidence of experience in aviation This course is a continuation of the differential equations. circuits, magnetic fields, sources the students. This course will have
leadership and communication, and aeronautical studies. Students study of Calculus II. The purpose is of magnetic field, Faraday’s law, laboratory experiments, simulated
this course aims to extend the will work with designated faculty to establish a firm understanding PHY 102 - Physics & Engineering inductance, and alternating current experiments, demonstrations and
students’ knowledge by considering members to formulate, develop, and of multi-dimensional aspects of Applications I circuits. Taken simultaneously with group activities for the students that
the component and compounding complete the aviation/aerospace calculus and its applications. The PHY 201L (1 credit hour). illustrate the principles and concepts
effects applicable to multi-crew aviation project. The completion of topics covered are as follows: An Credit Hours: 3 for the course CHE 205.
operations. The pre-requisite the Capstone Course is designed to introduction to vectors and geometry Prerequisite : MTT 102 PHY 201L - Physics and CME 200 - Introduction to
course also provides a platform for document evidence that Program of space, partial derivatives, and The course aim is to provide Engineering Application II Lab Chemical Engineering
understanding the dynamics of crew Outcomes are understood and multiple integrals. engineering and computer science
management within the entire airline provides the student evidence of Working through application students with clear understanding Credit Hour: 1 Credit Hours: 3
operating environment. However, this knowledge to show to current and problems, the students will develop of the basic concepts of physics. Prerequisite: PHY 102 Prerequisite: None
course aims to specifically amplify the prospective employers. The Capstone The course is divided into two parts: Co requisite: PHY 201
application of CRM principles in the Course will be taken as the final the ability to interpret and evaluate Mechanics, and Waves. The topics An introduction to the chemical
real world application problems
context of flight deck operations. course of the degree program. This course is designed to help engineering profession, its history,
from text form into a mathematical covered are; Units, Vectors and students develop the ability to and its career-enabling potential.
equation. Scalars, Kinematics, Newton’s laws of perform scientific experiments and
Motion, Work and Energy, Oscillatory The course contains selected
. Motion, Wave Motion, Sound Waves, to enhance their understanding of topics, plant visits, and alumni
theoretical material presented in

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