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Bachelor of MTT 204 - Introduction to Linear PHY 102L - Physics and CHE 205 - General Chemistry I engineering workshop. component designed to allow
students to build simple data-driven
Engineering Applications I Lab
Algebra
Credit Hours: 3
Science in Credit Hours: 3 Credit Hours: 1 Pre or Co-requisites: ENG 200 CSC 201 - Structured AI using Excel. The data used in
Programming I
these laboratories is collected from
Prerequisite: MTT 102
Mechanical Prerequisite: MTT 200 Co-requisite: PHY 102 Chemistry is the study of matter and Credit Hours: 3 different domains such as health,
interactions . This course introduces
environmental science, business, and
This course introduces Linear
Prerequisite: MTT 102 or MTT 102
Engineering Algebra and its practical applications, This course is designed to help the principles of chemistry including; The main objective of this course is to engineering.
elements and their symbols, the
students develop the ability to
particularly in Engineering. It aims
to impart fundamental concepts of perform scientific experiments and periodic table, names and formulas provide students with the logic and COE 202 - Engineering Ethics,
of compounds, chemical reactions,
Economy and Law
linear algebra while demonstrating to enhance their understanding balancing chemical equations, tools required to develop structured
their applicability in engineering of theoretical concepts presented stoichiometry, and other major software programs in C++. C++ is a Credit Hour: 3
Degree Requirements contexts. Topics covered include in Physics I course (PHY 102) by principles of organic and in-organic challenging programming language Prerequisite: ENG 200 + MTT 102
matrices, systems of linear equations, performing landmark experiments substances. Laws and applications that is based on both structured
determinants, linear transformations, with emphasis on the presentation will also be described in this course. programming and object-oriented This course integrates two
eigenvalues, eigenvectors, and and interpretation of experimental programming methodologies. interrelated general engineering
MTT 200 - Calculus II diagonalizing matrices. data This course gives the students a full However, this course focuses on disciplines, namely: ethics and
Credit Hours: 3 MTT 205 - Differential Equations PHY 201 - Physics & Engineering idea about the basic definitions of structured programming as the main economy. In the first part of the
chemistry, chemical interactions and
learning objective. It also serves as a
Prerequisite: MTT 102 Applications II laws, and characteristics of mater. preliminary foundation for learning course, the students are introduced
The Calculus II course extends the Credit Hours: 3 Also, it reviews important algebraic the object-oriented programming to ethical issues that practicing
principles introduced in Calculus I, Prerequisite: MTT 200 Credit Hours: 3 concepts and introduces the use of methodology. engineers may face in their
aiming to deepen understanding and Co-requisite: MTT 204 Prerequisite: PHY 102 these concepts in chemistry. professional practice. This includes a
expand applications. Beginning with This course is designed to equip The course is intended to provide COE 101 - Introductory Artificial discussion of the code of ethics and
a review of foundational functions engineering students with essential engineering and computer Intelligence responsibility of engineers, ethical
from Calculus I, students will techniques for solving various types science students with sufficient CHE 201L - General Chemistry I Credit Hours: 3 theories, ethical problems-solving
progress to explore Transcendental of first-order differential equations understanding and knowledge of Lab Prerequisite: STT 100 methods, and case studies based
Functions, Integration Techniques, including Separable, Exact, Linear, physics concepts in Electricity and Credit Hour: 1 on real events that illustrate the
Infinite Series, and Power Series. and Bernoulli equations. Additionally, Magnetism that can be relevant to Prerequisite: ENG 200 This course introduces students to problems faced by engineers. The
Through practical problem-solving students will learn to formulate their field of study. The course is Co-requisite: CHE205 broad topics in artificial intelligence case studies also show the effects of
exercises, students will refine mathematical models for basic divided into two parts; Electricity and (AI) and machine learning without engineering decisions on society.
their skills in translating real- physical systems. Moreover, they will Magnetism. The topics covered are; This course introduces the principles requiring them to have a computing The second part of the course gives
world scenarios into mathematical solve higher-order linear ordinary electric field, Gauss’s law, electric and concepts of chemistry with the or mathematical background. students a working knowledge
equations, enhancing their ability differential equations using different potential, capacitance and dielectrics, emphasis on laboratory skills and Students will have a closer look on making economic comparison
to interpret and solve complex methods such as the auxiliary current and resistance, direct current practical hands-on experiences for at the booming field of AI and of investment alternatives in
application problems. equation, infinite series, and Laplace circuits, magnetic fields, sources the students. This course will have develop insights on how it drives engineering project environment.
transforms. Furthermore, students of magnetic field, Faraday’s law, laboratory experiments, simulated value for the society in virtually
MTT 201 - Calculus III will explore the solution of systems of inductance, and alternating current experiments, demonstrations and all sectors including business, This includes description of the
interest and time value of money
Credit Hours: 3 differential equations. circuits. Taken simultaneously with group activities for the students that healthcare, education, engineering, relationships, methods of comparing
illustrate the principles and concepts
Prerequisite: MTT 200 PHY 201L (1 credit hour). and governance. The course covers alternatives using economic concepts
PHY 102 - Physics & Engineering for the course CHE 205 basic AI concepts and terminologies,
This course is a continuation of the Applications I PHY 201L - Physics and MEC 130 - Introduction to applications, tools, and performance such as: the rate-of return (ROR), the
study of Calculus II. The purpose is Engineering Application II Lab Mechanical & Industrial evaluation in an accessible way to a present worth (PW), the future worth
(FW), the annual equivalent (AE),
to establish a firm understanding Credit Hours: 3 wide range of audiences.
of multi-dimensional aspects of Prerequisite : MTT 102 Credit Hour: 1 Engineering cost-benefit analysis and breakeven
and payback analysis. Other topics
calculus and its applications. The The course aim is to provide Prerequisite: PHY 102 Credit Hours: 2 Students are introduced to
topics covered are as follows: An engineering and computer science Co requisite: PHY 201 Prerequisite: No Prerequisite supervised learning including include replacement analysis,
introduction to vectors and geometry students with clear understanding This course is designed to help This course is intended to introduce classification and regression, deep inflation and depreciation. The course
enables students to make suitable
of space, partial derivatives, and of the basic concepts of physics. students develop the ability to students to the fields and disciplines learning, unsupervised learning, and
multiple integrals. The course is divided into two parts: perform scientific experiments and reinforcement learning. They are also decisions in their professional life
Mechanics, and Waves. The topics of mechanical engineering, including: trained on using simple yet powerful when they have to make a decision
Working through application covered are; Units, Vectors and to enhance their understanding of design, manufacturing, power, AI tools to empower their creativity on ethical and economical basis.
problems, the students will develop Scalars, Kinematics, Newton’s laws of theoretical material presented in thermofluids, robotics, aerospace, and innovation in problem solving, AI
the ability to interpret and evaluate Motion, Work and Energy, Oscillatory Phy201 (Electricity and Magnetism) mechatronics, biomechanics, strategy design, process automation,
real world application problems Motion, Wave Motion, Sound Waves, by performing landmark experiments renewable energy, and industrial and cost reduction, and thus add
from text form into a mathematical and Superposition of Waves. Taken with emphasis on the presentation engineering. The course also value to their future employers. This
equation. simultaneously with PHY 102L (1 and interpretation of experimental introduces students to the use of is done through a practical course
credit hour). data. basic equipment in mechanical
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