Available courses

English Language 1 (1)

The course content is divided into several units that extend students’ knowledge of English vocabulary and grammar. Each unit has two main lessons through which students practice English skills: reading, writing, listening, speaking in an integrated way. The lessons’ topics depend on realistic situations that make the course an authentic one and therefore, students can make a prominent breakthrough. In addition, the course content is built to develop students’ intellectual and professional skills preparing them for international tests.

Histology (1) (16)

It provides the fundamental knowledge related to normal human tissues and cells of bone, muscle & nerve.

Biophysics (2) (13)

It provides the fundamental about the laws of physics and its application to electrotherapy & hydrotherapy.

Biophysics (1) (12)

It provides the fundamental about the biophysics laws of electricity, electromagnetism, fluids & heat.

Biomechanics (1) (10)

It provides the fundamental knowledge related the biomechanics of human movement and posture of joints, levers, muscles, forces, and resistances.

Biochemistry (2) (8)

It provides the fundamental knowledge related to carbohydrates, Fats, and proteins.

Anatomy (2) (5)

It provides the fundamental knowledge related to normal human structures & functional anatomy of lower extremity (bones, joints, muscles, nerves, vessels & soft tissues) and abdominal wall.

Anatomy (1) (3)

It provides the fundamental knowledge related to normal human structures & functional anatomy of upper extremity (bones, joints, muscles, nerves, vessels & soft tissues). It also emphasizes on important regions: axilla, carpal tunnel…

English Language 1 (2)

The course content is divided into several units that extend students’ knowledge of English vocabulary and grammar. Each unit has two main lessons through which students practice English skills: reading, writing, listening, speaking in an integrated way. The lessons’ topics depend on realistic situations that make the course an authentic one and therefore, students can make a prominent breakthrough. In addition, the course content is built to develop students’ intellectual and professional skills preparing them for international tests.

Histology (2) (17)

It provides the fundamental knowledge related to normal human tissues and cells of different body organs and systems.

Biomechanics (1) (9)

It provides the fundamental knowledge related the biomechanics of human movement and posture of joints, levers, muscles, forces, and resistances.

Anatomy (2) (4)

It provides the fundamental knowledge related to normal human structures & functional anatomy of lower extremity (bones, joints, muscles, nerves, vessels & soft tissues) and abdominal wall.

Histology (1) (15)

It provides the fundamental knowledge related to normal human tissues and cells of bone, muscle & nerve.

Biophysics (1) (11)

It provides the fundamental about the biophysics laws of electricity, electromagnetism, fluids & heat.

Biochemistry (1) (7)

It provides the fundamental knowledge related to biochemistry of cells and blood.

Anatomy (1) (6)

It provides the fundamental knowledge related to normal human structures & functional anatomy of upper extremity (bones, joints, muscles, nerves, vessels & soft tissues). It also emphasizes on important regions: axilla, carpal tunnel…

English Language 1 (14)

The course content is divided into several units that extend students’ knowledge of English vocabulary and grammar. Each unit has two main lessons through which students practice English skills: reading, writing, listening, speaking in an integrated way. The lessons’ topics depend on realistic situations that make the course an authentic one and therefore, students can make a prominent breakthrough. In addition, the course content is built to develop students’ intellectual and professional skills preparing them for international tests.

Construction Technology 2 (377)

The key aims of this Course are:
• To enable the learner to begin a complete understanding of materials, structures and construction technology in the context of non-domestic buildings

Architectural Representation and Graphics (376)

This covers the following:
• Basic equipment, media, techniques
• Principles of graphic communication.
• Fundamental skills established in both freehand and drafting techniques.
• The different design elements: point, line, direction, shape, size, texture, color, light and form.
• The processes involved in perception, nature of light, movement, color, depth and distance cues.
• Design fundamentals

Physics (235)

This course covers the basics of fluid mechanics, thermodynamics and ray optics. The topics of fluid mechanics are: Pressure of static fluid, Buoyant Forces and Archimedes’ Principle. The topics of thermodynamics are: Zeros law of thermodynamics, Thermal expansion, First law of thermodynamics, Work and Heat in Thermodynamics, the kinetic theory of gases, Maxwell distribution of molecular speed, Mean free path, second law of thermodynamics, Heat engine, Irreversibility and Entropy. The topics of ray optics are: Nature of light, Light reflection, light refraction and dispersion.

Anatomy (1) (222)

It provides the fundamental knowledge related to normal human structures & functional anatomy of upper extremity (bones, joints, muscles, nerves, vessels & soft tissues). It also emphasizes on important regions: axilla, carpal tunnel…

Hardware-Software Interface (558)

Low-level, assembler programming Low-level, C programming Advanced computer
architecture issues impacting software performance (caches, multi-cores, etc).
Operating system interfaces for low-level software. Operating system concepts such
as device handling, interrupts, BIOS etc
Embedded systems programming. Resource-conscious programming techniques
(memory, performance; programming techniques, tools, monitoring)

Introduction to Political Science I (596)

Banks Management (1176)

The course explores the role of commercial banks as financial intermediaries. The course covers economic policy as well as the operations and performance of banks in managing assets, liabilities and capital.

Critical Thinking (1162)

This course is designed to develop reasoning skills and analytic abilities, based on an understanding of the rules or forms as well as the content of good reasoning, moral and scientific reasoning, in addition to ordinary problem solving.

Banks Management (2240)

The course explores the role of commercial banks as financial intermediaries. The course covers economic policy as well as the operations and performance of banks in managing assets, liabilities and capital.

Brand Management (2237)

Students learn to design and implement brand strategies and get into the details of launching, evaluating and managing brands in domestic and global markets.

Computer Engineering Sophomore Seminar (1962)

An introduction to Computer Engineering, the program's objectives and outcomes, BSC in Computer Engineering degree requirements, and multicultural and professional development.

Computer Networks (1839)

Introduction to network architecture, digital transmission, encoding, and multiplexing, protocols, MAC layer design (Ethernet/802.11), LAN interconnects and switching, congestion/flow/error control, routing, addressing, performance evaluation, internetworking (Internet) including TCP/IP, HTTP, DNS etc.

Probability and Statistics (1910)

Probability of events, discrete and continuous random variables, multiple random variables, sums of random variables, uniform, Gaussian, exponential, geometric distributions and related random variables, introduction to parameter estimation and hypothesis testing.

Ordinary Differential Equations (1911)

First order equations, second and nth order linear equations, series solutions, solution by Laplace transform, systems of linear differential equations.

English Foundations II (1914)

Digital Systems Design (1798)

Switching Algebra and CMOS Logic Gates, Number systems, base conversion, basic electronic components and concepts, CMOS logic circuits, logic levels and noise margins, gate delays, power consumption and decoupling, Schmitt triggers, transmission gates, combinatorial logic circuits, sequential logic circuits, arithmetic and computer logic circuits