Course Title: Software Engineering I Course Overview: Software Engineering I is an introductory course that covers the fundamental principles and practices of software development. Students will learn about software development life cycles, requirements engineering, software design, testing, and project management. The course emphasizes both theoretical concepts and practical application through hands-on projects and case studies….
Course Overview: This course introduces students to the fundamental principles of digital logic design, which form the basis of modern digital electronics. Topics covered include Boolean algebra, logic gates, combinational and sequential circuits, and hardware description languages. Students will gain practical experience through hands-on lab exercises and projects. Course Objectives: Understand the principles of Boolean…
Module 1: Introduction to Human Resource Management 1.1. Definition and Scope of HRM Understanding the role and importance of HRM in organizations Exploring the functions and responsibilities of HR professionals 1.2. Historical Evolution of HRM Tracing the development of HRM practices over time Analyzing key milestones and shifts in HRM approaches 1.3. HRM and Organizational…
Module 1: Introduction to Circuit Theory 1.1. Basic Concepts Definition of circuits and circuit elements Voltage, current, resistance, and power Ohm’s Law and Kirchhoff’s Laws 1.2. Circuit Analysis Techniques Series and parallel circuits Voltage division and current division Node voltage method and mesh current method Module 2: Resistive Circuits 2.1. Resistors in Series and Parallel…
Module 1: Introduction to Differential Equations 1.1. Definition and Classification Introduction to differential equations (ODEs and PDEs) Order, degree, and linearity of differential equations Classification based on variables and functions 1.2. Solutions and Initial Value Problems (IVPs) General solutions vs. particular solutions Initial value problems and boundary value problems Existence and uniqueness of solutions 1.3….
Module 1: Introduction to Islam 1.1. Overview of Islam Definition and meaning of Islam Five pillars of Islam Basic beliefs in Islam (monotheism, prophethood, resurrection, divine decree) 1.2. History of Islam Life of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) Spread of Islam and early Islamic civilization Major events in Islamic history (caliphates, Islamic empires) 1.3….
Module 1: Introduction to Financial Management Overview of Financial Management Definition and scope of financial management Importance of financial management in business Role of financial managers and their responsibilities Financial Statements and Analysis Understanding financial statements (balance sheet, income statement, cash flow statement) Financial statement analysis techniques (ratio analysis, trend analysis, common-size analysis) Interpretation of…
Module 1: Introduction to Technical and Business Writing Overview of Technical and Business Writing Definition and importance of technical and business writing Key differences between technical and business writing Audience analysis and purpose of writing Writing Process and Strategies Steps in the writing process (planning, drafting, revising, editing) Effective writing strategies (clarity, conciseness, coherence) Audience-centered…
Module 1: Introduction to Multivariable Calculus Overview of Multivariable Calculus Definition and significance of multivariable calculus Applications in physics, engineering, and economics Contrasting with single-variable calculus Vectors and Geometry Introduction to vectors and vector operations Vector-valued functions and curves in space Parametric equations and vector calculus Functions of Several Variables Definition and representation of functions…
Module 1: Introduction to Discrete Structures Overview of Discrete Structures Definition and importance in computer science Differences between discrete and continuous mathematics Applications in algorithms, data structures, and cryptography Fundamental Concepts Sets and set operations Logic and propositions Proof techniques (direct, indirect, contradiction, induction) Lab Activities Practicing set operations Writing and analyzing logical propositions Applying…
