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SALMABAD, KINGDOM OF BAHRAIN

COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING

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BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN ENGINEERING INFORMATICS (B.S.E.I.) CURRICULUM PLAN Effective AY 2008 - 2009

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AMAIUB BSEI Effective AY 2008-2009 1

FIRST YEAR

REMEDIAL CLASSES

COURSE CODE COURSE TITLE LEC Hrs

LAB Hrs

UNITS PRE-REQ

MATH0 Remedial Mathematics 3 0 0

MEP0 Modular English 0 – Basic Language Course

6 0 0

MEP1 Modular English 1- Effective Speaking 6 0 0

MEP2 Modular English 2 – Effective Writing 6 0 0

FIRST TRIMESTER


LAB Hrs

UNITS PRE-REQ

ENGL01 English Communication Skills 1 3 0 3 MEP0, MEP1, MEP2

MATH1A College Algebra 3 0 3

MATH1B Trigonometry 3 0 3 Co-req MATH1A

CHEM01 General Chemistry 3 0 3

CSCI01D Computer Fundamentals 2 2 3

EUTHE1 Euthenics 1 1 0 1

GENG01 Principles of Electricity and Electronics 3 0 3

Total 19



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SECOND TRIMESTER


LAB Hrs

UNITS PRE-REQ

ENGL02 English Communication Skills 2 3 0 3 ENGL01

MATH02 Analytic Geometry 3 0 3 MATH1A, 1B

NATSC1D University Physics 1 3 2 4 MATH1A, 1B

CSCI02D Introduction to Programming 2 2 3

ENGGD1 Engineering Drawing 1 2 2 3

EUTHE2 Euthenics 2 1 0 1

ARABL Arabic Language 3 0 3

Total 20

THIRD TRIMESTER


LAB Hrs

UNITS PRE-REQ

ENGL03 Speech and Oral Communication 2 1 3 ENGL02

MATH03 Differential Calculus 4 0 4 MATH02

NATSC2D University Physics 2 3 2 4 NATSC1D

CSCI03D Introduction to Web Technologies 2 2 3

CSCI04D Advanced Programming 2 2 3 CSCI02D

ENGGD2D Engineering Drawing 2 2 2 3

Total 20



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SECOND YEAR

FIRST TRIMESTER


LAB Hrs

UNITS PRE-REQ

ENGL04 Technical Writing 3 0 3 ENGL02

GENG02 Engineering Mechanics 3 0 3

MATH04 Integral Calculus 4 0 4 MATH03

MATH05 Statistics and Probability 3 0 3 MATH1A

CSCI05D Introduction to Information Systems 3 0 3 CSCI01D

CSCI08D Data Structure & Algorithms 2 2 3 CSCI04D

CSCI20D Computer Organization and Architecture

with Assembly Language 1

2 0 2

Total 21

SECOND TRIMESTER


LAB Hrs

UNITS PRE-REQ

LITE01 World Literature 3 0 3 ENGL02

MATH06 Advanced Engineering Mathematics 4 0 4 MATH04

GENG03 Strength of Materials 3 0 3 GENG03

ENGG03D Electric Circuit Theory 1 3 2 4 NATSC2D

CSCI09D Object Oriented Programming 2 2 3 CSCI05D

HIST01 History of Bahrain 3 0 3

Total 20



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THIRD TRIMESTER


LAB Hrs

UNITS PRE-REQ

MATH08 Numerical Methods and Analysis 3 0 3 MATH06

ENGG11 Engineering Economy 3 0 3 MATH05

ENGG05 Engineering Materials 3 0 3 NATSCID

ENGG06D Electric Circuit Theory 2 3 2 4 ENGG03D

ENGG07D Electronics 1 3 2 4 ENGG03D

PHIL01 Introduction to Philosophy 3 0 3

Total 20

THIRD YEAR FIRST TRIMESTER


LAB Hrs

UNITS PRE-REQ

EINFO03 Major Elective 1 - - 3 3rd year standing

CSCI14D Data Communication & Networking 1 2 2 3 CSCI05D

ENGG08D Electronics 2 3 2 4 ENGG07D

CSCI12D Database Management System 2 2 3 CSCI05

ENGG10D Control System 2 2 3 ENGG06D

ENGG12D Logic Circuit & Switching Theory 3 2 4 Coreq ENGG08D

GENG04 Professional Ethics in Engineering Profession

1 0 1

Total 21



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SECOND TRIMESTER


LAB Hrs

UNITS PRE-REQ

HIST02 World History 3 0 3


EINFO08A Engineering Design Project A - - 3 2nd to the last tri

EINFO01 Object-Oriented Analysis & Design 3 0 3 CSCI09D

CSCI11D Computer Organizations and

Architecture with Assembly Language

2

2 1 3 CSCI04D

ENGG13 Engineering Management 3 0 3 ENGG11

ENGCIS1D CISCO 1 2 2 3

Total 21

THIRD TRIMESTER


LAB Hrs

UNITS PRE-REQ

PSYC01 General Psychology 3 0 3



EINFO08B Engineering Design Project B - - 3 EINFO08A

EINFO09 Industrial Attachment - - 6 Final Trimester

ENGCIS2D CISCO 2 2 2 3

Total 21



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BSEI CURRICULUM PLAN Effective AY 2008-2009 UNITS SUMMARY

AREAS UNITS

Practicum/Industrial Attachment (120 hours) 6

English 12

General Mathematics 17

Natural Sciences 11

Engineering Mathematics 10

Computer/IT Subjects 33

Basic Engineering Subjects 10

Core Engineering Subjects 38

Major Engineering Subjects 15

Major Electives 12

Islamic Education/Arabic Language 3

General Education/Humanities 17

TOTAL UNITS 183

MAJOR ELECTIVES

COURSE CODE COURSE DESCRIPTION

EINFO03 Major Elective 1- PC Interfacing

EINFO04 Major Elective 2- Advanced Computer Architecture

EINFO05 Major Elective 3- Microcontrollers

EINFO06 Major Elective 4- Advanced Logic Circuits and Design



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SUMMARY / GROUPING OF COURSES

AREA COURSE CODE

COURSE TITLE UNITS

On-the-Job Training

MECHA12D Industrial Attachment 6

6

ENGLISH

ENGL01 English Communication Skills 1 3

ENG02 English Communication Skills 2 3

ENG03D Speech and Oral Communication 3

ENGL04 Technical Writing 3

12

GENERAL MATHEMATICS

MATH1A College Algebra 3

MATH1B Trigonometry 3

MATH02 Analytic Geometry 3

MATH03 Differential Calculus 4

MATH04 Integral Calculus 4

17

NATURAL SCIENCES

CHEM01 General Chemistry 3

NATSC1D University Physics 1 4

NATSC2D University Physics 2 4

11

ENGINEERING MATHEMATICS

MATH05 Statistics & Probability 3

MATH06 Advanced Engineering Math 4

MATH08 Numerical Methods & Analysis 3

10



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COMPUTER / IT SUBJECTS

CSCI01D Computer Fundamentals 3

CSCI02D Introduction to Programming 3

CSCI03D Introduction to Web Technologies 3

CSCI04D Advanced Programming 3

CSCI05 Introduction to Information Systems

3

CSCI08D Data Structures & Algorithms 3

CSCI09D Object Oriented Programming 3

CSCI20 Computer Organization and Architecture with Assembly Language 1

3

CSCI11D Computer Organization and Architecture with Assembly Language 2

3

CSCI12D Database Management System 3

CSCI14D Data Communication & Networking

3

33

BASIC ENGINEERING SUBJECTS

GENG01 Principles of Electricity and Electronics

3

ENGG01D Engineering Drawing 1 3

ENGG02D Engineering Drawing 2 3

GENG04 Professional Ethics in Engineering Profession

1

10



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CORE ENGINEERING SUBJECTS

GENG02 Engineering Mechanics 3

GENG03 Strength of Materials 3

ENG03D Electric Circuit Theory 1 4

ENGG05 Engineering Materials 3

ENGG06D Electric Circuit Theory 2 4

ENGG07D Electronics 1 4

ENGG08D Electronics 2 4

ENGG10D Control System 3

ENGG11 Engineering Economy 3

ENGG12D Logic Circuit & Switching Theory 4

ENGG13 Engineering Management 3

38

MAJOR ENGINEERING SUBJECTS

EINFO01 Object-Oriented Analysis & Design 3

EINFO08A Engineering Design Project A 3

EINFO08B Engineering Design B 3

ENGCIS1D CISCO 1 3

ENGCIS2D CISCO 2 3

15

MAJOR ELECTIVES

EINFO03 Major Elective 1 3




12

ISLAMIC EDUCATION/ ARABIC LANGUAGE

ARABL Arabic Language 3

3



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GENERAL EDUCATION/ HUMANITIES

EUTHE1 Euthenics 1 1

EUTHE2 Euthenics 2 1

LITE01 World Literature 3

HIST01 History of Bahrain 3

HIST02 World History 3

PHIL01 Introduction to Philosophy

3

PSYC01 General Psychology 3

17

TOTAL CREDIT UNITS 183

COURSE DESCRIPTIONS

FIRST YEAR

First Trimester

COURSE CODE COURSE TITLE LEC HRS LAB HRS CREDIT

ENGL 01 English Communication

Skills 1

3 0 3

This course covers English language use and usage such as grammar, diction, spelling, and sentence sense. It also includes library orientation, study and thinking skills, and development of oral and written communications skills as used in different social contexts. Prerequisite: None



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MATH 1A College Algebra 3 0 3

This course establishes a foundation in algebraic concepts that are useful in problem solving. It starts with a brief review of the set of real numbers then proceeds to integer and rational exponents, polynomials, factoring polynomials, rational expressions, radicals, equations and inequalities and exponential and logarithmic functions.


MATH 1B Trigonometry 3 0 3

The course starts with a brief review on angles and their measurement then proceeds to the formal lessons on trigonometric function values of angles and real numbers, fundamental identities, inverse trigonometric functions and applications of trigonometric functions of angles using the laws of sine and cosine.


CHEM 01 General Chemistry 3 0 3

This course deals with atomic theories, relationships between structure and properties of matter, conversion of units, periodic table, stoichiometry, chemical bonding, chemical reactions, gas laws and an introduction to organic chemistry. Prerequisite: None



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CSCI 01D Computer Fundamentals 2 2 3

The subject provides discussions on the components of computers, operating systems, data processing, networks and data communications and an introduction to the use of computers through Microsoft Office application software for word processing, spreadsheets and presentation. Prerequisite: None


EUTHE 1 Euthenics 1 1 0 1

This course will be the trimester round counterpart of orientation for students.

The course will tackle the policies and programs of the university explained and

provided with examples. The assigned teacher will serve as the adviser of the students

especially freshmen so that if they encounter any problems, the adviser will assist them.

Some values and GMRC are discussed and instilled to students. This course also will

honed students to be better citizens of the country because they will come to

understand all policies and regulations that are intended not to restrict but rather to

discipline them and make them the best they can be.


GENG 01 Principles of Electricity

and Electronics

3 0 3

This course covers the fundamental concepts of electricity and electronic

devices specifically the fundamental quantities, static electricity, Ohm’s Law,

resistors, alternating current, transformers, capacitors, semiconductor diodes and

transistors, and power supply.

Prerequisite: None



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Second Trimester


ENGL 02 English Communication

Skills 2

3 0 3

The course is a continuation of English Communication Skills 1 and covers review of English grammar and correct usage and paragraph writing. Major focus includes reading and writing lessons and culminates with the submission of basic research paper, the topic of which deals with the learners’ chosen disciplines. Prerequisite: ENGL01


MATH 02 Analytic Geometry 3 0 3

This course deals with the straight line and the circle, conics, transcendental functions, polar coordinates, parametric equations and vectors. Prerequisite: MATH01


NATSC 1D University Physics 1 3 2 4

The course introduces the basic concepts of mechanics, measurements, vectors (both graphical and analytical), forces, kinematics, laws of motion, states of matters, work power and energy. Prerequisite: MATH01



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CSCI 02D Introduction to

Programming

2 2 3

The course is an introduction to the process of program design and analysis

using the Java programming language. Topics to be covered include basic data types

and their operators, classes, arrays, applets, repetition and selection statements.

Prerequisite: None


ENGG 01D Engineering Drawing 1 2 2 2

The course acquaints the students with the different instruments used and their

proper uses, care and maintenance in basic sketching and drawing, orthographic

projections, descriptive geometry, introduction to Computer Aided Design applications.

Prerequisite: None


EUTHE 2 Euthenics 2 1 0 1

This course introduces and further discusses to the students the guidelines on

disciplinary actions as regards to violations of the rules and regulations of the university

like sanctions, exclusion and expulsion. The students will have to know by heart the

AMA Hymn and will also discuss about the different forms being used like the Exam

matrix, Teacher Evaluation Inventory form, equivalency forms regarding the old and

new course code, and all other forms. Also, students will be taught of the general

concepts and principles on values formation, attitudes and personality development. It

will encourage the students to participate in classroom discussion for them to better

understand the good manner and right conduct. Understanding the concepts the



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students will fully realize the right behavior on how they could be able to communicate

with their peers, parents, faculty and other people in the community. In addition, the

course will develop the students to be respectful with sense of professionalism, dignity

and integrity.


ARABL Arabic Language 3 0 3

This is a course that focuses on the basic Arabic Language skills, of syntax,

semantics, and lexicon. It also deals with criticizing and appreciating Arabic styles, and

pointing out Arabic main features, through literacy and poetic texts.

Third Trimester


ENGL 03 Speech and Oral

Communication

2 2 3

This course covers the basic principles of effective speech communication such

as pronunciation, articulation, enunciation, intonation and vocal flexibility. It includes

theories, mechanics, and techniques of speech composition and delivery with emphasis

on practical speaking experiences and awareness of audience psychology that will be

used in any varied speech situations.

Prerequisite: ENGL02



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MATH 03 Differential Calculus 4 0 4

The course is a preliminary to calculus. It commences with the definition of

functions and limits and leads to the four step rules of differentiation. The topics

include: higher derivatives and differentiations of implicit functions; significant

applications of differential calculus in worded problems and curve tracings using

maxima and minima, understanding the mathematics of infinitesimals.

Prerequisites: MATH02


NATSC 2D University Physics 2 3 2 4

This course is a continuation of University Physics 1. Topics include mechanics

of materials, basic thermodynamics, fundamentals of electricity and magnetism.

Prerequisite: NATSC1D


CSCI 03D Introduction to Web

Technologies

2 2 3

The course introduces the students to the World Wide Web, focusing on the techniques of web-page creation. Topics include introduction to the Internet, background and history, web technologies, HTML, support tools for ethical and legal basis for piracy protection, freedom and expression in cyberspace and other related topics. Prerequisite: None



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CSCI 04D Advanced Programming 2 2 3

The course continues the introduction to programming focusing on advanced

topics. Topics to be covered include two-dimensional arrays, vectors, characters and

strings, sorting, searching, GUI, java events, applets, inheritance and polymorphism.

Prerequisite: CSCI02D


ENGG 02D Engineering Drawing 2 2 2 3

This course deals with the study of advanced AutoCAD which includes graphical

presentation of design: views, sections, dimensioning, and tolerancing. This also

includes creating and scaling view ports, extracting data from drawings, building

complex drawings, and gaining an introduction to 3D modeling using surfaces and

solids.

Prerequisite: ENGG01D

SECOND YEAR First Trimester


ENGL 04 Technical Writing 3 0 3

This course deals with the application of the fundamental principles of technical

writing, a form of communication that focuses on scientific subjects and other topics

associated with business, science and technology.




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GENG 02 Engineering Mechanics 3 0 3

This course deals with the study of force systems, force components, moment of

a force, resultant of coplanar force systems, concurrent force systems, parallel force

systems characteristics of a couple, non-concurrent, nonparallel force systems,

resultant of spatial force systems, equilibrium, free body diagrams. It also includes

analysis of structures, methods of analysis and friction.

Prerequisite: MATH04 & NATSC1D


MATH 04 Integral Calculus 4 0 4

The course commences with the standard formulas in integration designed to

effectively develop the skills to integrate functions and integrands of various kinds.

Topics include the significant applications of integral calculus in solving the length of a

line segment, areas bounded by curves and lines, volumes of solid generated about an

axis, centroids and moment of inertias.

Prerequisite: MATH03


MATH 05 Statistics and Probability 3 0 3

The course covers descriptive statistics and inferential statistics. The students

are exposed to the understanding of the application of statistics in research and

research situations. Probability models, random variables with discrete and continuous

distributions. Independence, joint distributions, conditional distributions. Expectations,

functions of random variables

Prerequisite: MATH1A



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CSCI 05D Introduction to

Information Systems

3 0 3

The course introduces students to the structure, applications and management

issues involved with corporate information systems. It provides a foundation for

programming in a business-oriented language. Students concentrate on developing

programming logic to solve business problems. Design tools such as flowcharts and

pseudocodes are introduced and used as bases for developing programs.

Prerequisite: CSC101D


CSCI 08D Data Structures &

Algorithms

2 2 3

This course introduces the students to the abstract date types and

implementations of data structures. Topics include: arrays, stacks, queues, linked lists,

hash tables, trees, sets and graphs; strategies for choosing data structures; algorithms

and problem-solving; sequential and binary search algorithms; selection and insertion

sort.




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CSCI 20D Computer Organization

and Architecture with

Assembly Language 1

2 0 2

The course introduces the Intel Family of Microprocessors with an emphasis on

the microprocessor-based system: its history, operation and methods used to

manipulate data in microprocessor-based system. Topics include the programming

model of the microprocessor and system architecture, both real and protected mode

operations.

Prerequisite: None

Second Trimester


LITE 01 World Literature 3 0 3

This course deals with selected masterpieces of world literature. Students are

exposed to some of the best pieces of literature from across the world and literary

techniques and devices employed by some of the best literary figures in the world.



MATH 06 Advanced Engineering

Mathematics

4 0 4

This is a 4-unit subject covering the topics such as differential equations,

complex numbers, matrix and matrices operations, the theory of Laplace

Transformations and Fourier Series including wave analysis and periodic functions.



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GENG 03 Strength of Materials 3 0 3

This course involves an elementary analysis of stress and strain in two

dimensions: sheer stresses and tensions of circular bars; stress concentration; simple

loading of thin rings, cylinders and spheres; theory of bending, shearing stresses and

bending moments; composite beams; slopes; deflection; statically in determine beams,

combined loading; columns and theories of strength.

Prerequisite: GENG02


ENGG 03D Electric Circuit Theory 3 2 4

This course covers the study of elementary circuit analysis. Also included are:

the study of resistance, inductance and capacitance, wires and cables, Ohm’s Law,

Kirchoff’s Laws and network theorem and use of determinants and matrices in network

problems, latches and flip-flops and combinational logic circuits.



CSCI 09D Object Oriented

Programming

2 2 3

The course introduces the concepts of object-oriented programming. Topics

include: object-oriented design; encapsulation and information-hiding; classes,

subclasses and inheritance; polymorphism; class hierarchies; collection classes and

iteration protocols; fundamental design patterns; using APIs; events and exceptions.




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HIST 01 History of Bahrain 3 0 3

This course fulfills one of the objectives that is, the encouragement of the study

and awareness of the history and the archeology of Bahrain and the Gulf region. It

provides a source of interest and information both to the Bahraini students as well as to

the students of other communities.

Pre-requisite: None

Third Trimester


MATH 08 Numerical Methods and Analysis

3 0 3

This course deals with the study of the numerical solutions of linear, and non-

linear equations, polynomials and differential equations, interpolation of polynomials and

numerical integration and differentiation.



ENGG 11 Engineering Economy 3 0 3

This course deals with financial and business practices as they relate to the

engineering profession; a study of the two aspects of engineering; study and application

of the engineering process, the principle of simple and compound interest and their

application in the study of annuities, amortization, sinking funds, properties, discounts,



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capitalization and valuation; analysis of alternatives in capital investment; and principles

of accounting as it applies to engineering economy.



ENGG 05 Engineering Materials 3 0 3

This course covers the study of the properties, composition, methods of

manufacturing and uses of iron and its alloys, present day alloy steel; non-ferrous

metals encountered in mechanical equipment, including a short study of synthetic

materials for practical applications.



ENGG 06D Electric Circuit Theory 2 3 2 4

This course includes the study of sinusoidal voltages and currents on RLC

circuits, vector algebra and its application to AC circuit analysis, sinusoidal and

nonsinusodial single phase systems, balanced and unbalanced poly-phase system,

couples circuits and symmetrical components.

Prerequisite: ENGG03


ENGG 07D Electronics 1 3 2 4

This course deals principally with the general electronic functions in electrical

engineering; physical electronics, such as the physical properties of electrons, methods

production or emission, and methods of control of electron flow in vacuum and gas or

vapor-filled tubes. The course includes a study of semiconductors and electron tubes



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characteristics and applications in basic electronic circuits plus simple electronic circuit

problems and their solutions.



PHIL 01 Introduction to Philosophy 3 0 3

This course is an introduction to philosophical concepts and theories,

philosophers, arguments about freedom and existence, knowledge and skepticism,

responsibility, affluence and morality and problems of personal identity.

Prerequisite: None

THIRD YEAR First Trimester


EINFO 03 Major Elective 1-PC

Interfacing

3 0 3

This course introduces the architecture, structure, functions, components, and

models of the Internet and other computer networks. It uses the OSI and TCP layered

models to examine the nature and roles of protocols and services at the application,

network, data link, and physical layers. It also covers the principles and structure of IP

addressing and the fundamentals of Ethernet concepts, media, and operations

Prerequisite: 3rd Year Standing



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CSCI 14D Data Communication &

Networking 1

3 0 3

The course provides discussion on the basics of data communications and

networking, including hardware, software and transmission media; access methods and

protocols; and network configurations.



ENGG 08D Electronics 2 3 2 4

The course deals with detailed studies on all types of electronic circuits, such as

amplifiers, rectifiers, oscillators, detectors and modulators their design and construction.



CSCI 12D Database Management

System

2 2 3

This course covers the fundamental topics for database management systems.

Topics include: the database system architecture; data abstraction; external, conceptual

and internal schema; data independence; data definition and data manipulation

languages; data models; entry-relationship and relational data models; data structures;

integrity constraints; and operations for each data model; relational query languages.




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ENGG 10D Control System 2 2 3

This course covers the study of transfer functions, block diagrams, signal flow

graphs, root locus, Bode, Nyquist and Polar plots, sensitivity and stability criteria, linear

feedback systems and compensation techniques circuits.



ENGG 12D Logic Circuit & Switching

Theory

3 2 4

This course coves the study of number systems and codes, Boolean and

switching algebra, gate network analysis and synthesis and realization of logical circuits

using relays and solid state devices. Course also includes discussion in clocked

sequential circuits.



GENG 04 Professional Ethics in

Engineering Profession

1 0 1

This course explores the field of ethics as it relates to engineering practice and

uses this framework to examine several case studies of ethical problems in engineering.

It discusses the concepts of environmental protection and sustainability to understand

how they relate to engineering ethics. The course is intended to promote greater

reflection by engineers on their activities and better understand the social dimensions of

engineering practice.

Prerequisite: 3rd year standing



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Second Trimester


HIST 02 World History 3 0 3

This is an introductory course to the study of world history. It includes significant

study of the different periods of civilization, geography, economics, tradition, society,

and the arts that are relevant to the understanding of the beginnings and civilization of

man.

Prerequisite: None


EINFO 04 Major Elective 2- Instrumentation and

Control

3 0 3

This course focuses on the routing and routing protocols. This provides an

understanding on how a router learns about remote networks and determines the best

path to those networks. This includes both static routing and dynamic routing protocols.



EINF0 08A Engineering Design Project A

3 0 3

This course is intended to provide students with the opportunity to apply the skills

and knowledge gained from the various subjects in the development of a software or

system to solve a practical problem in a specific industry. The student is expected to

come up with a design project proposal in area of specialization.

Prerequisite: 2nd to the last trimester



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EINFO 01 Object-Oriented Analysis and Design

3 0 3

This course introduces the fundamental concepts of the object model and

facilitates a mastery of the notation and process of object-oriented analysis and design.

Topics include techniques of mapping real-world systems onto Object-Oriented

representation, use case design, Object-Oriented methodology for software

development, identifying patterns, building conceptual models, and Object-Oriented

implementation issues.



CSCI 11D Computer Organizations and Architecture with Assembly Language 2

2 2 3

This course provides a thorough discussion of internal architecture and working

of microprocessors. The use of microprocessors in digital systems and their working in

conjunction with memory devices, interrupt controllers and other input/output devices

are studied. Circuits for address decoding and memory mapping are described. The

assembly language programming includes learning the instruction set, addressing

modes, interrupts and other programming functions.


ENGG 13 Engineering Management 3 0 3

This course deals with the study on the issues in the management of engineering

and technology projects. Economic, time, and performance parameters of engineering

projects are analyzed from the organizational and resource perspectives. Network



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optimization and simulation concepts are introduced. Fundamental engineering

economics concepts are also introduced and applied to planning and managing

projects.



ENGCIS 1D CISCO 1 2 2 3

This course deals with the study of network fundamentals which include data networks and Internet, devices, protocol and services, addressing and naming schemes at various layers of data networks, transport and network layer protocols and services, subnet masks, OSI data link layer, physical layer protocols and services, Ethernet network using routers and switches, and CISCO CLI commands. Prerequisite: 3rd year standing

Third Trimester


PSYC 01 General Psychology 3 0 3

This course is designed to provide an overview of the field of psychology and

human behavior. Topics include philosophical perspectives, history, learning

personality, behavioral biology development, motivation, emotion, abnormal behavior,

theories and therapies.

Prerequisite: None



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EINFO 05 Major Elective 3-

Microcontrollers

3 0 3

This course deals with the study of the Input / Output interfacing and other peripherals associated on microprocessors and microcontrollers. This includes the discussion of the PBasic programming commands, loop programming methods, and mechanical devices. Prerequisite: 3rd Year Standing


EINFO 06 Major Elective 4-

Advanced Logic Circuits

and Design

3 0 3

The course deals with the study of the concepts of sequential logic circuits and

how they differ from logic circuits from combinational logic circuits in terms of

applications. It covers the discussion of the different types and applications of flip flops,

and derivation of state table and diagram.



EINFO 08B Engineering Design

Project B

3 0 3

This course is a continuation of Engineering Design Project A where students are

expected to design, develop, document, implement and test the system and to review

the project process and process. It includes the oral presentation of the proposed

system prototype to the engineering project committee for evaluation. This includes the

completion of the remaining chapters in the manuscript which include results and

discussions, summary of findings, conclusions and recommendations.



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EINFO 09 Industrial Attachment 0 0 6

Students are placed in industry for practical training and application of skills

learned. A total of 120 hours is required for this On- the- Job training.

Prerequisite: 4th year standing


ENGCIS 2D CISCO 2 2 2 3

This course deals with the study of the routing protocols and concepts which

include operations of a router and routing table, configuring static routes, distance

vector routing protocols, Routing Information Protocol (RIP), RIPv1 protocol, classful

and classless IP addressing and routing behaviors, classless IP addressing scheme,

RIPv1 configuration skills, Enhanced Interior Gateway Routing Protocol (EIGRP), link-

state routing protocols and Open Shortest Path First (OSPF) protocol.

Prerequisite: ENGCIS1D

Credit Units

One Trimester is Fourteen (14) weeks For Lecture : One ( 1 ) Credit Unit is equivalent to One ( 1 ) Credit – Hour per week /

Fourteen ( 14 ) Credit-Hours per trimester For Laboratory :

One ( 1 ) Credit Unit is equivalent to Two ( 2 ) Credit – Hours per week / Twenty eight ( 28 ) Credit-Hours per Trimester

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