- Teacher: Anwar Ibrahim
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The purpose of this course is to introduce students to fundamental concepts of physical sciences: Physics, Chemistry, Earth Science and Astronomy. This course is intended to develop the knowledge and skills necessary for students who wish to continue their studies in engineering, the sciences, and applied mathematics. The course builds on those mathematical and scientific method skills the students already gained in previous courses.
- Teacher: Maria Saldarriaga
- Teacher: Alka Aziz
- Teacher: Alka Aziz
- Teacher: Alka Aziz
This course is designed as an introductory economics course for students who want to understand the essentials of economics. It aims to teach the basic concepts and analytical tools of economics as well as economic logic in order to help students to understand the economic issues and events occurring around them. The course covers the basics of micro and macroeconomics. By the end of the class, students will gain a basic understanding of the main principles of economics, such as: how companies operate, how markets work, GDP and economic growth, indicators of economic performance, how government policies affect markets and economic performance, why prices go up and inflation rises, why recession and unemployment occur, and comparative advantage and trade.
- Teacher: Aram Kader
- Teacher: Mohamed Shwani
- Teacher: Mohamed Shwani
This course is the first step in business learning and covers various business-related topics at an introductory level. The topics covered include entrepreneurship, business ethics, businesses’ legal, economic, financial, and global environments, business management and organization, marketing, the role of information technologies, accounting information, and financial management. This course uses an integrated approach to help students appreciate the interrelationships of various business functions and, more generally, the role of business in society.
- Teacher: Fahrettin Sumer
MGT 402 Entrepreneurship focuses on the creation of new ventures: the people, the process and the dynamics. Topics include identifying and evaluating opportunities, success and failure factors, attitudes and characteristics of entrepreneurs, stand-alone and internal corporate ventures, and local and global issues in entrepreneurship. Students can expect to develop a viable business plan in the course.
- Teacher: Pat Cline
This course is an introduction to the history of art, and to ways of studying art and its aesthetic qualities, social significance, and historical development.
- Teacher: Matthew Peszek
This is an intermediate level course, the first in a series of two that revisit the principles of financial accounting in much greater depth and breadth, covering the accounting and reporting of significantly more complex transactions.
Course Outcomes
Upon successful completion of this course students will be able to:
Understand the conceptual framework for financial reporting
Analyze most common business transactions and apply appropriate accounting standards
Properly record those transactions in a double-entry bookkeeping system
Prepare intermediate level accrual-basis adjusting entries
Prepare an intermediate level set of financial statements and related disclosures
Use a corporate annual report on an intermediate level
as these pertain to most common types of assets and related revenues and expenses.
- Teacher: Michael Steele
This is an advanced level financial accounting course covering accounting and reporting for business combinations and commonly controlled business entities, foreign currency transactions, partnerships, and governmental subdivisions.
Course Outcomes
Upon successful completion of this course students will be able to:
Understand the fundamentals of accounting and reporting for common non-corporate
organizations
Analyze business combination and foreign currency transactions and apply appropriate
accounting standards
Properly record those transactions in a double-entry bookkeeping system
Prepare financial statements and related disclosures for commonly controlled groups,
partnerships, and governmental subdivisions
Use annual reports of all varieties at an advanced level
- Teacher: Michael Steele
This course introduces the basic principles of managerial accounting, including: cost accounting, budgeting, the use of accounting information for planning and control, and analysis for management decision-making.
Course Outcomes
Upon successful completion of this course students will be able to:
Understand the principals of managerial and cost accounting at an elementary level
Identify common cost behaviors and use these to model the relationship between costs, volume
and profitability
Understand the basic planning and budgeting process and analyze performance outcomes in
relation to plans
Understand the relationship of organizational structure to accounting systems, and to the
measurement and control of performance
Perform various forms of financial analysis to aid in making common management decisions
- Teacher: Michael Steele
MGT 402 Entrepreneurship focuses on the creation of new ventures: the people, the process and the dynamics. Topics include identifying and evaluating opportunities, success and failure factors, attitudes and characteristics of entrepreneurs, stand-alone and internal corporate ventures, and local and global issues in entrepreneurship. Students can expect to develop a viable business plan in the course.
- Teacher: Pat Cline
Mechanics I: Introduction, forces, couple, moment, equilibrium of forces in two dimensions, equilibrium of forces in three dimensions, free body diagrams, rigid bodies and applications. Analysis of trusses. Centroid of area. Friction, Area moment of inertia. (3 Credit Hours).
- Teacher: Mohammed Rauf
This course includes a detailed introduction about construction engineering and all the expected issues and their managements in addition to the proper description of health and safety importance. Then, all types of earth works related to construction in fields will be addressed. All kinds of existing equipment in the works sites of construction will be dealt with and emphasis in details on the quite heavy equipment and their importance for the construction engineering world.
Importantly, the construction estimating will be followed up, all items of a construction will be considered and their cost will be estimated. This part will be applied on the common types of construction, which will be the base for further works in this field..
Significantly, the important work management methods will be also considered in this course. Network Theory and Critical Path methods will be conducted in order to construct a quite robust knowledge on the proper ways of successful site work and achieve the qualified level of construction within the allocated time.
Finally, the course will consider the supervisor engineer responsibility and how should be during a work. Then consider in details the building construction types. The modern building materials and their importance in the construction field will also at the end of the course will be considered.
Credits: 3
- Teacher: Mohammed Rauf
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