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List of Courses
* All credit hours are based on the current term, this may vary for previous terms.
| GENG200 - Introduction to Programming |
(2 credit hours) |
Introduction to programming, fundamentals of programming using C, flowcharts, logic, algorithms, decision making, control structure in C, arrays, introduction to pointers, functions in C, programming environment of Matlab, Matlab functions and function files, control statements, mathematical application using Matlab.
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- ENGU1304 or ENGU1305 or ENGU1304
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| GENG215 - Intro. to Ethics & Design |
(2 credit hours) |
This course introduces students to Engineering Ethics, as a set of moral principles that relate to Engineering projects and designs. The course explores creative ways of reconciling conflicting moral claims. It outlines the responsibilities of Engineers towards public safety and the environment, within economic constraints and governing laws. A systematic Engineering Design process is introduced. Each design stage explores relevant methods and their ethical implications. The course critically examines litigations that involve the engineering profession in relation to product liability
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- ESPU107 or ESPU102
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| GENG220 - Engineering thermodynamics |
(3 credit hours) |
Thermo-physical properties of pure substances and gases. 1st law of thermodynamics, conservation of energy, and closed and open systems. Limitations and efficiencies of energy conversion processes. Introduction to the 2nd law of thermodynamics and entropy. Applications in Engineering.
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- PHYS1110 or PHYS135
- ENGU1305 or ENGU1304
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| GENG240 - Statics |
(3 credit hours) |
This course aims at introducing the students to the mechanics of rigid, non-accelerating bodies with applications to machinery and structures. Topics covered include scalar and vector quantities; two-dimensional force systems: forces, moments, couples and resultants; free body diagrams; equilibrium conditions; three-dimensional force systems; analysis of structures: method of joints, method of sections; distributed forces: introduction to shear forces and bending moments in beams; center of mass and centroid; properties of areas; and friction.
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- PHYS1110
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| GENG250 - Freshman Lab |
(2 credit hours) |
This lab course is an introduction to techniques for engineering measurement, estimation of measurement uncertainty, error analysis, data acquisition, processing, and analysis. Laboratory exercises are drawn from various engineering disciplines. The delivery pattern is based on a series of mini lectures on laboratory safety, laboratory practice and hardware, experimental data processing, report writing, presentations and a project based hands-on approach to laboratory experimentation.
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- STAT2201
- GENG2001
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| GENG305 - Mechanics Of Materials I |
(3 credit hours) |
This course aims at introducing basic concepts and applications of elastic stress analysis. Topics covered include stress, strain, Hooke's law, axial loading, flexural loading. torsional loading, combined loading, Mohr's sircle with applications, column buckling.
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- GENG240
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| GENG315 - Eng. Practice and Entrepreneu |
(3 credit hours) |
Introduction to the basic concepts and principles of engineering practice and entrepreneurship and engineering economy. Familiarization of the different cost components, cost estimation techniques, cash flow analysis, time value of money and measures of project performance. Comparing alternatives and replacement analysis. Application of engineering practice and entrepreneurship to engineering design and projects.
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- ENGU1304 or ENGU1305
- MATH1110
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| GENG602 - Envir. Imp. Ass. Princ. & App. |
(3 credit hours) |
Basic concepts; environmental policies; framework of environmental assessment; impact assessment methodologies; preparation of impact statements; air, water and soil qualities; noise; energy; vegetation; wildlife, marine life, and socioeconomic factors. Case studies.
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| GENG605 - Project Management |
(3 credit hours) |
This course aims at introducing students to the advanced techniques of project management and control. This includes topics such as the life cycle of a project, functions of project management, project analysis and evaluation, comparison of alternatives, project screening and selection, project organization and structures, work breakdown structure, and management of human resources in projects. Students will also acquire knowledge in design management, risk management, conflict management and resolution, introduction to supply chain management, project monitoring and control, advanced scheduling techniques, introduction to simulation of engineering operations, cost analysis and management, and introduction to value engineering.
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| GENG620 - Analytical Techniques in Eng. |
(3 credit hours) |
This course focuses on mathematical formulation and analysis of engineering processes and systems, including initial and boundary value problems. The course will include matrices and vectors, system of equations, ordinary and partial differential equations, and complex variables. Mathematical methods such as separation of variables, Laplace transformation, Fourier transformation, integral transformation, orthogonal functions and Bessel functions will be covered.
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| GENG621 - Numerical Methods in Eng. |
(3 credit hours) |
This course focuses on numerical methods for the analysis and design of engineering processes and systems. The course will include approximation and interpolation, root-finding, solution of linear and nonlinear equations, curve fitting, numerical differentiation and integration, numerical optimization, solution of ordinary and partial differential equations, finite difference and introduction to finite element techniques, regression estimation, and uncertainty analysis.
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| GENG623 - Finite Elem. Method:Theory&Ap. |
(3 credit hours) |
Theory of elasticity in 2D and 3D, equilibrium and compatibility equations, virtual work principle, plane stress and plane strain conditions, isoparametric elements, formulation of beam, plate and solid triangular elements, use of a software to solve structural and thermal engineering problems.
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| GENG710 - Research Methodologies |
(3 credit hours) |
This course deals with both qualitative and quantitative research methods. The course includes engineering design, data analysis, and simulation model building. The course introduces students to statistical design, analysis of experiments, experimental design, measurements, instrumentations, experimentation, computer simulations in engineering, validity and reliability. The course also deals with academic writing, research program development, thesis organization, proposal presentation, ethical and moral issues in research and the importance of time management and multi-disciplinary research.
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| GENG711 - Graduate PhD Seminar |
(1 credit hours) |
Presentations on research conducted by Faculty, industry, and students to be coordinated by the respective specializations.
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| GENG720 - Analytical Techniques in Eng. |
(3 credit hours) |
This course focuses on mathematical formulation and analysis of engineering processes and systems, including initial and boundary value problems. The course will include matrices and vectors, system of equations, ordinary and partial differential equations, and complex variables. Mathematical methods such as separation of variables, Laplace transformation, Fourier transformation, integral transformation, orthogonal functions and Bessel functions will be covered.
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| GENG721 - Numerical Methods in Eng. |
(3 credit hours) |
This course focuses on numerical methods for the analysis and design of engineering processes and systems. The course will include approximation and interpolation, root-finding, solution of linear and nonlinear equations, curve fitting, numerical differentiation and integration, numerical optimization, solution of ordinary and partial differential equations, finite difference and introduction to finite element techniques, regression estimation, and uncertainty analysis.
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