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1.
Associate Degree Level
ENG001
- Engineering Mathematics (Calculus I)
Mathematical induction and the binominal theorem
Functions
Limits and continuity
Derivatives and rules for differentiation
Applications of differentiation
Integration
The definite and indefinite integral
Integration of simple functions
ENG004 - Engineering Mathematics (Calculus II)
Transcendental functions
Integration techniques
Improper integrals
Conic sections
Polar co-ordinates
Partial derivatives
Complex numbers
Introduction to matrices and determinants
ENG006 - Engineering Mathematics (Advanced Algebra and Differential
Applications)
Ordinary first order differential equations
Linear higher order differential equations
Infinite series and Taylor's theorem
ENG102 - Applied Computer Programming (Matlab)
Introduction to structured programming language
Arithmetic and logic
Program flow control
Sub-program procedures and function procedures
Data types - arrays
Sets and records
Graphics
Practical applications to engineering problems
Emphasis on modular programming for engineering applications
ENG002 - Applied Mathematics (Statics)
Vectors
Forces
Sum of forces at a point
Direction cosines and direction angles
Components and component vectors
Scalar product
Vector product
Moment of a force
Force system on rigid bodies
Equivalent force systems
Couples
Line of action of resultant
Equilibrium of a rigid body
Trusses
Friction
Center of mass
Kinematics in one dimension
ENG005 - Applied Mathematics (Dynamics)
Derivatives and integers of vectors
Kinematics in one, two and three dimensions
Relative velocities
The laws of motion in a straight line with constant forces
the harmonic oscillator
Forces in the plane
Parabolic motion in a circle and other plane curves
The principle of work and energy
Power
Conservation laws
Energy
Momentum and impulse
Angular momentum
The rigid body
Determination of mass and center of mass
Rigid body kinematics
Momentums of inertia
Rigid body translation, rotation about a fixed axis and motion parallel
to the plane
ENG105 - Applied Mathematics (Statistics
and Probability)
Coming soon...
ENG106 - Applied Mathematics (Linear Algebra)
Vectors and matrices
Solution of linear equations
Vector spaces and subspaces
Orthogonality
Determinants
Eigen-values and eigenvectors
Linear transformations
Numerical linear algebra
ENG103 - Engineering Drawing
Projection planes
Points
Lines and planes in space
Trace points of lines and trace lines of planes
True lengths and true angles between lines and planes
True angles between planes
New projection planes
Shadows
Interpenetrations
Developments
Isometric projections
Works drawings
1st and 3rd angle projections
Line alphabet
Dimensioning
Scale view drawing layout
Auxiliary views
Hidden detail
Sections and cross-hatching
ENG003 - Engineering Physics
Geometrical optics
Principles of mechanics and heat
Properties of wave motion and the application thereof to different
types of waves
Introduction to the microscopical description of matter and the implications
of atomic and nuclear structure for properties of matter
ENG104 - Engineering Design Philosophy
Impact of technology on society
Influence of culture on worldview
The role of information technology
Ethics in engineering
Philosophy of science
Science and culture
ENG201 - Engineering
Chemistry
Basic
principles
Atomic structure and chemical bonding
reactions in aqueous medium
Precipitation and complex formation and redo
Gasses
Thermo-chemistry
Engineering applications of chemical equilibrium and kinetics in corrosion
Combustion
Welding and water treatment
Inorganic and organic polymers
TUIC102
- Energy Conversion
Heat engines
Flow with electromagnetic interaction
Plasma electrical conduction of gases
Magneto-hydro-dynamics
Electro-hydro-dynamic power generation
Hear to electricity via free electrons
Thermionic power generation
Chemical energy to electricity
Electro-chemistry
Semiconductors
Photo electricity
Heat to electricity via bound electrons
Thermo-electricity
EEL104
- Programming for Engineers (Programming in C and C++)
Introduction
to C programming
C programming basics, functions, structures, control, arrays, pointers,
characters and strings, input-output, file processing, data
structures, processor, classes, classes and data abstraction, operator
overloading, streams input-output, and templates
Introduction to object orient programming and Java
Modular division and debugging of large program systems
Internet and web resources
TUIC106 - Introduction to Flight
The first aeronautical engineers
Fundamental thoughts
The standard atmosphere
Basic aerodynamics
Airfoil, wings and other aerodynamics shapes
Elements of airplane performance
Principles of stability and control
Space flight
Propulsion
Flight vehicles
References
TUIC107 - System Simulation
Concepts
of simulation
Monte Carlo method
Simulation of continuous systems
Random numbers
Distribution function
Simulation of queuing systems
Simulation of inventory systems
Simulation of PERT
Design of simulation experiments
Simulation experiments
Reference
MEG007 - Fluid Mechanics I
Physical properties of liquids and gasses
Fluid statics and manometers
Fluid kinematics
Fluid dynamics
Integral relations of a control volume
Introduction to vector analysis
Differential relations
Continuity, momentum and energy equations
Bernoulli and Navier-Stokes equations
Steam function
Similarity theory, dimensional analysis
Laminar and turbulent flow in pipes and closed channels
Friction charts
Flow in non-round channels
Losses in pipe systems
Series and parallel pipes
Pipe networks
System resistance curves
Characteristics of fans and pumps
Introduction to fluid flow over bodies
Drag, flow through packed columns
Compressible flow
Compressibility and the Mach number
Stagnation
conditions
Isentropic flow
Flow with heat addition and with friction
Shock phenomena
Applications of compressible flow
Effect of area change
MEG015 - Fluid Mechanics II
Physical properties of fluids and gasses
Hydrostatic forces
Manometers
Forces on floating bodies and their stability
Center of pressure and meta-center
Integral relationship for a control volume
Bernoulli and energy equation
Conservation of angular momentum
Differential relationships for a fluid particle
Conservation equations
Introduction to vector analysis
Stream functions
Vorticity and rotation
Frictionless and irrotational flows
Dimensional analysis
MEG122 - Aerodynamics
Revision of the conservation laws for steady incompressible frictionless
flow
Sources
Sinks
Potential vortices and doublets
Combinations
Kutta's hypothesis and Kutta-Joukowski theorem of lift
Thin airfoil theory including camber line theory and thickness
Three dimensional lifting line theory including Prandtl-Lanchester
wing model
The monoplane equation and aerodynamic derivatives
Axis-symmetric flow
Airscrew theory
2. Bachelors
Degree Level
Core Courses:
MEG129 - Mechanics of Flight
Mechanics
Air and airflow-subsonic speeds
Aerofoils-subsonic speeds
Thrust
Level flight
Gliding and landing
Performance
Maneuvers
Stability and control
A trial flight
Flight at transonic speeds
Flight at supersonic speeds
Space flight
Reference information
TUIC202 - Aircraft Structures and Composite Materials
Introduction
Lamina stress-strain relations
Effective moduli of a continuous fiber reinforced lamina
Strength of a continuous fiber reinforced lamina
Analysis of lamina hygrothermal behavior
Analysis of laminas
Analysis of viscoelastic and dynamic behavior
Analysis of fracture
Mechanical testing of composites and their constituents
TUIC203 - Aircraft Structural Mechanics
A historical perspective
Statically determinate structures
Applied elasticity - fundamental concepts
Box beam stress analysis
Load transfer in stiffened panel structures
Energy work principle
Force method - trusses, beams and frames
Forced method - idealized thin-walled structures
The matrix displacement methods - trusses, beams and frames
Matrix displacement method - thin walled structures
Structural stability
Reference information
TUIC204 - Aircraft Automation and Integrated Systems
Aircraft automation
Flight operation aspects brought by automation
Automated aircraft design
Modern flight deck
Flight path parameters electronic indicators
Electric crew warning systems
Flight path control
Automated air navigation
Human role in automated aircraft flight
Securing crew-aircraft automated system efficiency
TUIC205 - Aircraft Electrical Systems
Introduction
Electrical basics and techniques
Aircraft electrical materials
Aircraft wiring and installation methods
Generating equipment
Distribution equipment
Power distribution equipment and methods
Electrical safety techniques
Domestic aircraft electrical systems
Military electrical aircraft systems
Instrumentation wiring systems
Isolation and insulation of electrical and instrumentation systems
Reference information
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TUIC206 - Flight Stability and Control
Introduction
Static stability and control
Aircraft equations of motion
Longitudinal motion (stick fixed)
Lateral motion (stick fixed)
Aircraft response to control on atmospheric inputs
Automatic control theory - the classical approach
Application of classic control theory to aircraft autopilot design
Modern control theory
Applications of modern control theory to aircraft autopilot design
Reference information
TUIC207 - Aircraft Flight
Overview of aerodynamics
Overview of propulsion
Aircraft performance
Longitudinal static stability and trim
Lateral static stability and trim
Aircraft controls and maneuverability
Aircraft equations of motion
Linearized longitudinal dynamics
Linearized lateral dynamics
Aircraft handling qualities and control
Aircraft flight simulation
References
TUIC208 - Helicopter Dynamics
Introduction to rotorcraft
Technical background
Introduction to helicopter dynamics
Rotors in practice
The tail
Engines and transmissions
Other types of rotorcraft
Flight instruments
Control and stability
Helicopter performance
TUIC212 - Aircraft Handling
Introduction
Fundamentals
Longitudinal static stability
Longitudinal dynamic handling qualities prediction
Lateral-directional flying qualities prediction
Pilot-in-the-loop analysis
Stability and control augmentation systems
Conducting a pilot-in-the loop simulation
High-angle-of-attack flying qualities
Aircraft equations
Aerodynamic forces and moments
Estimating parameters
Methods of analysis
References
Electives 2:
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TIAE106 - Aircraft Power Plant
Aircraft power-plant classification and progress
Reciprocating engine construction and nomenclature
Internal combustion engine theory and performance
Lubricants and lubricating systems
Induction systems, superchargers, turbochargers and exhaust systems
Basic fuel systems and carburetors
Fuel injection systems
Reciprocating engine ignition and starting systems
Operation, inspection, maintenance and troubleshooting of reciprocating
engines
Reciprocating engine overhaul practices
Gas-turbine engine theory, construction and nomenclature
Gas-turbine engine fuels and fuel systems
Turbine engine lubricants and lubrication systems
Ignition and starting systems for gas-turbine engines
Turbofan engines
Turboprop engines
Turboshaft engines
Gas-turbine operation, inspection, troubleshooting, maintenance and
overhaul
Propeller theory, nomenclature and operation
Turbo-propellers and control systems
Propeller installation, inspection and maintenance
Engine control, indicating and warning systems
TUIC210 - Planning and Design of Airports
Introduction
The airport-airway system
Airport systems
Airport system planning
Airport requirements and site selection
Airport layout and land use plans
Terminal area and airport access plans
Financial planning
Airport technological improvements
Air-side technological improvements
Land-side technological improvements
Financial management
Organization and administration
Airport relations
Public relations
Reference information
TUIC211 - Performance Flight Testing
Effects of the atmosphere
General flight test procedures
Airspeed calibration
Stall speed
Takeoff performance
Climb performance
Cruise performance
Descent and landing performance
Computer methods
Evaluation modification effects
Examples
Reference information
TUIC213 - Flying Qualities and Testing
Flying qualities and airworthiness
Configuration and characteristics
Preparation
Performance
Handling qualities
Ground and water handling and early tests
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