FACULTY OF ENGINEERING - UMS · Fluid Mechanics, Solid Mechanics, Hydrology, Traffic and Highway and Finite Element Method. ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS Electrical and Electronics Engineering

152 Faculty of Engineering

‘The Ability to Think, Analyze and Evaluate’

FACULTY OF

ENGINEERING

BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING WITH HONOURS

BPKP CODE PROGRAMMES CODE

HK01 Civil Engineering

HK02 Electrical and Electronics Engineering

HK03 Chemical Engineering

HK08 Mechanical Engineering

HK20 Computer Engineering

For further inquiries, please contact :-

General Office Faculty Of Engineering

Tel : 6088 - 320 000 / 320 347

Ext : 3000 / 3131 / 3991 / 3114

FaX : 6088 - 320 348 / 320 192

E-mail : [email protected]

mailto:[email protected]

Faculty of Engineering 153

DEAN Prof. Ir. Dr. Rosalam Hj. Sarbatly

HEAD OF PROGRAMME

BEng MEng (UKM), PhD (Bath) AmICHemE (UK), SEEm (M’sia), Prof. Ir. Dr. Abdul Karim Mirasa BEM (M’sia),SCI (UK)

DEPUTY DEAN (ACADEMIC & INTERNATIONAL) Dr. Sariah Abang BEng, (UKM), M.Sc (Birmingham), Ph.D (Oniris France)

DEPUTY DEAN (RESEARCH AND INNOVATION) Prof. Dr. Awang Bono B. Sc (UKM), Ph.D (Surrey) Cchem MRSC, AMIChemE (UK), AMIC (M’sia)

DEPUTY DEAN (STUDENT AFFAIRS AND ALUMNI) Dr. Razak Mohd Ali Lee B. Eng (Nagaoka University of Technology, Japan) M. Eng (Nagaoka University of Technology, Japan) Ph. D (University of Leeds, United Kingdom)

SENIOR ASSISTANT REGISTRAR Zuraini Hj. Hamdin B. HSc (Communication) UIAM)

ASSISTANT REGISTRAR Siti Muradah Abdul Momen B. Business Administration (Human Resources) UPM

ASSISTANT REGISTRAR Norazmayati Bt. Kassim B.Soc.Sc (UMS)

SENIOR SCIENCE OFFICER Muhin Haji B.Sc. (Hons) UPM

SCIENCE OFFICERS Malcom Boxey Jilimin B.Sc (UNIMAS)

Maximus Livon Lo Ka Fu B.Sc (UNIMAS) M.Sc (UMS)

INFORMATION SYSTEM OFFICER Roslan Joseph Alex @ Rosli BSc. (Hons) Com.Sc (UNIMAS)

B.Sc (University of Strathclyde Glasgow UK), M.Sc (University of Newcastle), Ph. D (UTM), MIEM, P.Eng Structural Engineering, (UTM) Programme Civil Engineering (HK01)

Dr. Khairul Anuar Mohamad B.Eng (UEC, Japan) M.Sc (Newcastle Upon Tyne), Ph.D (Muroran Inst. Of Tech Japan) Mikroelektronik Programme Electrical & Electronic (HK02)

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Chu Chi Ming @ Christopher B.Sc, Ph. D (Birmingham) MIChemE C.Eng., C. Sci Programme Chemical Engineering (HK03)

Prof. Dr. Abdul Noor @ Yeo Kiam Beng A.C.G.I (City and Guild of London) D.I.C (London, UK) B.Eng (London), Ph.D (London) (UTM) Mechanical & Matematic Engineering Programme Mechanical Engineering (HK08)

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Farrah Wong B. Eng, MSc Ph. D (UMS) (Pemprosesan Imej) Programme Computer Engineering (HK20)


Faculty of

Engineering

Introduction Faculty of Engineering (FKJ), formerly known as School of Engineering and Information Technology (SEIT) is formed in 1996 to train and produce expert human resources in the field of engineering and information technology for the benefit of the country.

Objectives The objectives of the School are as follows:

■ To produce graduates with technical knowledge, skills and attributes relevant to their needs.

■ To conduct innovative research and advancements in various engineering discplines by advancing, disseminating and applying engineering knowledge to improve the quality of life of the global communities

■ To conduct effetive community services for the benefit of the communities. The Faculty of Engineering provides platform for students’ personal growth, resulting in greater innovation and productivity for the benefit of society and the nation as a whole. To achieve the objective, the Faculty is working closely with industrial stakeholders to ensure that the offered programs are relevant and have the competitive advantage in the job market.

Vision

the mission of UMS to achieve academic excellence and international recognition by creating an environment

publications, social services and balance in knowledge specialization especially in producings graduates in the field of engineering and technology.

Programmes

Civil Engineering is concerned with the planning, design and construction of the infrastructure for the benefit of mankind. Civil engineers are creative professionals who combine theory, practical and managerial skills in their work activities. The Civil Engineering programme at UMS contain elements of theoretical and practical nature and designed to provide students with a sound basis for a professional career. Students learn among others, materials, structures, geotechnics, hydraulics, water resources, surveying, management and law, accounting and final year research project. The theoretical aspects are reinforced with practical through laboratory sessions, design projects field works, industrial visits and training attachment. Courses that have been offered are: Civil Engineering Material, Engineering Geology, Statistic, Fluid Mechanics, Solid Mechanics, Hydrology, Traffic and Highway and Finite Element Method.

ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS

Electrical and Electronics Engineering is a four years programme of study which emphasizes the processing of energy and information using electromagnetic phenomenon and electrical properties of materials. This programme involves the practical application of physical principles and technology of electricity, material science, electronics etc. for heating, lighting, industrial drives, robotics, radio and communications and computer for information processing and control. Electrical & electronic engineers are found in every branch of industry and commerce. Students study circuit analysis, electronics, microelectronics, power electronics, electrical machines & drives, power system, control system, high voltage engineering, energy utilization, computer and digital design, analogue and digital communication, signal and image processing, robotic and industrial automation. The courses are supplemented by laboratory works and industrial visits to manufacturing companies. Ten weeks of industrial training and one-year individual project work (final year project) are mandatory for all students of this programme.

Chemical Engineering is a branch of engineering covering the design and operation of industrial plants for the conversion of raw materials into useful value-added products by economic, hazard-free, environment-friendly processes. An engineer should be trained in applying physics, chemistry and mathematics in identifying, analyzing problems, and synthesizing optimum solution. He will need to have the skills to tackle multi-disciplinary problems and work in a team as well as on his own. We aim to produce professional and ethical graduates who have the capacity to manage the nation’s resources responsibly in the aspects of environment, safety, health and social welfare by registering as Graduate Engineers

Career Prospects manager, highway and traffic engineer, engineer, water

and wastewater treatment engineer, environmental

engineer, building forensics engineer, drainage and

irrigation engineer, maintenance engineer - structure,

quantity surveyor, civil engineering tutor / lecturer.

Staff / senior / geotechnical engineer, staff / senior /

structural engineer, road maintenance engineer, project.


and qualifying for the Professional Engineer status, realize the importance of further professional growth through continuing education, and contribute as leaders through their professional training via their participation in activities either governmental or non-governmental, local and overseas.

Chemical engineers are frequently in demand in the manufacturing, processing industry to manage large scale process plants producing food, agricultural chemicals, medicine, consumer products, oil and gas, and petrochemicals.

Students study, among others, thermodynamics, chemical and bioprocessing, unit operation, safety and loss prevention plant design, management and accounting. Courses that have been offered are: Laboratory 1 to 6, Process Control, Particle Technology, Petroleum Processing, Solid Waste Management, and Plant Design Project I & II, Computers and Process Simulation and many others.

Mechanical Engineering is concerned with the design, development and manufacture of equipment and products. As a profession, it is intertwined with every aspect of manufacturing industry such as research and development, design, manufacture, testing, marketing and technological development.

The 4-year programme in Mechanical Engineering provides the student with the necessary skills in theory and application of machinery, thermodynamics, manufacturing, management, CAD, product design and related courses. A major input of the programme is the emphasis on laboratory and computer aided Cproduct design. Graduates of this programme find employment in manufacturing industry, marketing, consulting firms and mechanical and electrical engineering construction company.

Courses that have been offered are: Introduction to Mechanical Engineering, Engineering Materials, Strength of Materials, Mechanics of Machines, Manufacturing Technology, Heat Transfer, Engineering Control and Operational Research.

The rapid growth of computing industry and information technology in the country requires a large number of computer engineering professionals at a rate of about 10% per year until 2010. To meet this need UMS offers this programme with a primary objective of providing broad base education in electronics, computer hardware and software. Students study technical skills in understanding, designing and applying electronic circuits covering main areas of microprocessors, computer peripherals, power electronics and use of computers for programme development. Employment prospects are good and graduates find employment in a wide spectrum of industry and organizations primarily concerned with modern development of computing, communications and electronics. Courses that have been offered are: Electrical and Electronics Technology, Electrical Circuits Analysis, Analogy Electronics, Probability & Random Process, Microprocessors, Control Systems Lab, Electromagnetic fields and Waves, and Electrical Machines & Drives.

Career Prospects Plant operation engineer, process engineer, production

engineer, product formulation specialist, reactor designer,

heat exchanger specialist, pipeline specialist, quality

control engineer, plant managers.

Career Prospects Computer science, system support specialist or systems

engineer, application developer, software developer, staff /

senior / software engineer, computer / network engineer,

portfolio manager, grid computing, manager, information

security, electronics engineer, staff engineer - digital signal

processing, staff engineer ASIC design, engineer /

senior engineer / manager - digital circuit designer, engineer

/ senior engineer - digital IC design, senior staff engineer –

embedded, computer engineering tutor / lecturer.


ACADEMIC STAFF

PROF. IR. DR. ABDUL KARIM MIRASA BSc. University of Strathclyde, UK, MSc. University of Newcastle, Ph.D UTM, MIEM, P.Eng Structural Engineering, Civil Engineering, Head of Program

PROF. DR. ABDUL NOOR @ YEO KIAM BENG A.C.G.I (City and Guild of London), D.I.C (London, UK) BEng (London), PhD (London) Mechanical Engineering, Head of Program

PROF. DR. ALI CHEKIMA BSc (Algiers), MSc, PhD (Rensselaer) Electrical Engineering Telecommunications Computer Engineering

PROF. DR. AWANG BONO BSc (UKM), PhD (Surrey) Cchem MRSC, AMIChemE (UK), AMIC (M’sia) Chemical Engineering

PROF. DR. DUDUKU KRISHNAIAH BTech, MTech, PhD (IIT, Bombay) Chemical Engineering

PROF. DR. MEDISETTI MADHUSUDANA RAO RaoBE (Mech) (India), MTech (IIT, Kharagpur), Ph.D (IIT, Madras) Machine Design and Design and Development of Materials Handling Equipment Mechanical Engineering

PROF. DR. N. S. V. KAMESWARA RAO RaoBE (Hons) (AU), ME (IISc, Bangalore), Ph.D (IIT, Kanpur) Civil Engineering, Geotechnical and Computational Mechanics Civil Engineering

PROF. DR. NADER N. BARSOUM B.Eng (Hons), BSc. (Math), MSc. (E. Math), Ph.D (EPE) MIE Aust, MIEC, MISIS, APSSAHT President Electric and Electronics Engineering

PROF. DR. POGAKU RAVINDRA Btech(ChemR), MTECH, Ph.D,ISTE,IWRS,IIChE Chemical Engineering Bioteknologi Chemical Engineering

PROF. DR. SEOK-SAM KIM B.Sc. UNIV Kyungpook National (Korea) M.Sc UNIV Kyungpook National (Korea) Ph.D Univ, Tohoku, Sendai (Japan) Mechanical Engineering

PROF. IR. DR. ROSALAM HJ. SARBATLY BEng M.Eng (UKM), PhD (Bath) AMIChemE (UK) SEEm (M’sia) BEM (M’sia), SCI (UK) Chemical Engineering and Enviroment Processes Chemical Engineering

DR. CHU CHI MING @ CHRISTOPHER BSc., Ph.D (Birmingham) MIChemE C.Eng, C. Sci Chemical Engineering Head of Programme

DR. COSWALD STEPHEN SIPAUT @ MOHD NASRI Dip. in Science (ITM), BSc. (Liverpool UK), MSc. (UMIST & Victoria University Of Manchester), Ph.D (UMIST U.K) APRIM (M’sia), AMIC (M’sia) Chemistry and Polymer Technology Chemical Engineering

DR. FARRAH WONG B.Eng, MSc., Ph.D (UMS) Image Processing Computer Engineering Head of Programme

IR. OTHMAN ABDUL HAMID B.Sc (Belf), M.Sc (Chem.Eng) (Belf), P.Eng Chemical Engineering

DR. ISMAIL SAAD B.Eng (UPM), MSc. (Southampton), Ph.D (UTM) Micro and Nanoelectronics Device Design Electric and Electronic Engineering

DR. JAMAL AHMED DARGHAM BSc (Iraq), MSc (UMIST) Ph.D. (UMS) Control System Engineering Microprocessor Image Processing Computer Engineering

DR. MD. NAZRUL ISLAM B.Sc (Hons) In Mathematics Univ Dhaka Bangladesh M.Sc. In Applied Mathematics Univ Dhaka Bangladesh M.Phil. Mathematics (Buet) Dhaka Bangladesh PH.D (Japan) Computer Engineering

DR. NURMIN BOLONG B.Eng (Civil) (USM), M.Sc (Southampton) Ph.D (UTM) Civil Engineering

IR. DR. RACHEL FRAN MANSA B.Eng (UMIST), M.Sc, Ph.D (Birmingham), Chemical Engineering

DR. SIVAKUMAR KUMERESAN BSc (Texas A & M), MSc (UMIST) Ph.D (UTM) Electrical Engineering (Control Process) Chemical Engineering

DR. WILLEY Y. H. LIEW BEng , PhD (Cambridge) Mechanical Engineering

DR. YANG SOO SIANG B.Eng (Hons), M.Sc, Ph.D, MIEEE Control Engineering Electric and Electronic Engineering

SENIOR LECTURERS

DR. ABU ZAHRIM YASER B.Eng (Malaya), MSc.. (UKM), BEM (M’sia), MWA (M’sia), Ph.D (Swansea Univ., UK) Chemical Engineering

DR. AHMAD MUKIFZA HARUN BSc. (Hanyang), MPhil (Tohoku) Electrical Engineering, Electromagnetic Electric and Electronic Engineering


DR. ALI FARZAMNIA B.Sc (Telecommunication Eng, Azad Univ of Urmia IRAN) M.Sc (Telecommunication Eng, Univ of Tabriz, IRAN) Ph.D (Telecommunication Eng (UTM) Information Theory, Image Coding, Video Coding, Network Coding, Signal Processing Electrical and Electronics Engineering

DR. BABLU KUMAR GHOSH B.Eng (Bangladesh), M.Eng (Bangladesh), Ph.D (Japan) Electrodynamics, Application Electricity Electric and Electronic Engineering

DR. CHIAM CHEL KEN B.Eng (UMS), M.Eng, (UMS), Ph.D (UMS) Chemical Engineering

DR. EMMA SUALI B.Eng (UMP), M.Eng (UMP), P.hD (UMS) Chemical Engineering

DR. MD. MIZANUR RAHMAN BSc. (Bangladesh Inst. of Tech Khutna, Bangladesh), MSc. (Univ.of San Francisco, USA and Mahidol Univ. Thailand, Ph.D (UMS) Mechanical Engineering

DR. MOHD. KAMAL MOHD SHAH BSc. (Mech. and Manufacturing) (Wales), Ph.D (UMS), MSc. (Design and Manufacturing) (Southbank) Mechanical Manufacturing, CAD/ CAE/CAM Mechanical Engineering

DR. MOHD. KAMEL WAN IBRAHIM B.Eng (UiTM), MSc. (Leeds), Ph.D (Sheffield) Mechanical Engineering

IR. DR. MURALINDRAN A/L MARIAPPAN B.Eng (USM), MSc. (UMS), Ph.D (UMS) (Robotics) Electric and Electronics Engineering

DR. RENEE CHIN KAYIN B.Eng (UMS), MSc. (UMS), Ph.D (University of Manchester) Electric amd Electronics Engineering

DR. ROSALYN R. PORLE B.Hons (UNIMAS), MSc. (UMS), Ph.D (UMS) Image and Video Processing, Artificial Intelligence Chemical Engineering

DR. RAZAK MOHD ALI LEE B. Eng (Nagaoka University of Technology, Japan) M. Eng (Nagaoka University of Technology, Japan) Ph. D (University of Leeds, United Kingdom) Electric and Electronics Engineering

DR. SARIAH ABANG B.Eng (UKM), MSc. (Birmingham), Ph.D (Oniris France) Chemical Engineering

DR. HARIMI DJAMILA Degree of Stark Engineer in Building, MSc., Ph.D (Civil Eng), (UMS) Civil Engineering

IR. HJ. OTHMAN HJ. AHMAD BSc. (City London) MSc., (Edinburgh) Computer Engineering

DR. JIDON @ ADRIAN JANAUN BEng (UKM), MSc (Chem) (UMS) Ph.D (Univ. British Columbia) Chemical and Bioprocess Engineering Chemical Engineering

KENNETH TEO TZE KIN B.Eng (Leicester), M.Sc (UMS)

DR. MARIANI RAJIN B.Eng (UKM), MSc. (UMS) Chemical Engineering

DR. MAZLINA MAMAT BEng , MSc (USM), Ph. D (UKM) Computer Engineering

DR. MOHD AZIZUL LADIN B.Eng (UKM), M.Eng (UKM), Ph. D (UKM) Transportation And Traffick Engineering Civil Engineering

DR. NANCY JULIUS SIAMBUN BSc. (UKM), MSc. (UMS), Ph.D (Notthingham, UK) Material Technology Mechanical Engineering

DR. S.M ANISUZZAMAN MSc.. (Chemical Engineering), Ph.D (State University of Oil and Gas, Russia) Chemical Engineering

DR. THAM HENG JIN B.Eng (Newcastle Upon Tyne), M.Eng (UM), Ph.D (Auckland) Chemical Engineering

DR. WEE SIAW KHUR B.Eng (Hons) Chemical Engineering, Curtin Universiti Malaysia Ph.D Doctor of Philosphy Chemical Engineering, Curtin Universiti Malaysia Chemical Engineering

Electrical and Electronics Engineering

DR. KHAIRUL ANUAR MOHAMAD B.Eng (UEC, Japan), Ph.D (Muroran, Inst. of Tech., Japan) MSc. (Newcastle Upon Tyne), Dr. Eng (Muroran, Japan) Semiconductor Devices Electric and Electronic Engineering Head of Programme

DR. LIM PEI YI BEng, MSc (UTM), Ph.D (Curtin Univ.AUS) Electrical & Electronics Engineering

DR. NOOR AJIAN MOHD. LAIR BSc. (MU, USA), M.Eng (UTM), Ph.D (UniSA, Aust) Mechanical Engineering, Industrial Engineering Mechanical Engineering

IR.PUNGUT IBRAHIM Diploma in Public Admin (UTM) B.Eng (hons) In Electrical Engineering (UTM) MSc in Electrical System Engineering(UniMap) Electric and Electronics Engineering

LECTURERS

ABDULLAH MOHD. TAHIR B.Eng, MSc. (UKM) Mechanical Engineering

ADRIANA ERICA BTE. AMALUDIN B.Eng (UMS), MSc. (UTM) Civil Engineering

AHMAD RAZANI HARON B.Eng (UKM), MSc. (UTM) Electrical and Electronic Engineering


SR. ASMAWAN MOHD SARMAN Dip. (UiTM), BBS (UM), MSc (UTM) Civil Engineering

AROLAND M’CONIE JILUI KIRING B.Eng (UNIMAS), MSc. (Nottingham UK) Electronics and Computer Engineering

AZREEN IBRAHIM B.Eng (UTP), M.Env (UPM) Chemical Engineering

ENGR. CHUA BIH LII B.Eng (UMS), M.Eng (UMS) Robotics and Industrial Automation Mechanical Engineering

CHUNG SENG KHEAU BSc., MSc. (UTM) Computer – based Business Solutions Computer Engineering

FADZLITA MOHD TAMIRI B.Eng (UKM), MSc. (UKM) Mechanical Engineering

FARM YAN YAN BEng (UMS), MSc. (UMS) Chemical Engineering

HASSANEL ZACHARY AMALUDIN B.Eng (UMS) Civil Engineering

HABIBAH GHAZALI BEng (UM), MSc. (University of Wellonggong Australia) Material Engineering Mechanical Engineering

HIDAYATI ASRAH B.Eng, (UMS), MSc. (Dundee) Civil Engineering

JODIN MAKINDA BEng (UM), MSc. (Birmingham) Geotechnical Engineering Civil Engineering

JANICE LYNN AYOG B.Eng (USM), MSc. (UMS) Civil Engineering

LIAU CHUNG FAN BSc (Manitoba), MSc (Glasgow) Electrical and Electronic Engineering

LIAWAS BARUKANG B.Eng (LJMU), MSc. (UKM) Networking Computer Engineering

LILIAN GUNGAT BEng (UTM), MSc (UPM) Civil Engineering

MURNI SUNDANG B.Eng (UTM), M.Eng (UTM) Chemical Engineering

MOHD AZLAN ISMAIL BEng (UMS, MSc. (VOW Australia) Mechanical Engineering

MOHAMAD RADZIF TAHARIN BEng (Civil) , MSc (Civil) (UTM) Civil Engineering

MOHD SUFFIAN MISRAN BEng (UTM),MEng (UTM) Mechanical Engineering

NOOR MAIZURA ISMAIL B.Eng (UTP), M.Eng (UTM) Chemical Engineering

NORFARARIYANTI BTE. PARIMON B.Eng (UTM), MEng (UTM) Computer Engineering

SARIAH SAALAH B.Eng (UTM), MSc. (UTM) Chemical Engineering

SALINAH DULLAH BEng (UMS), MEng (Leeds) Civil Engineering

YEW HOE TUNG B.Eng (University of Lincoln), MSc. (University of Northumbria) Communications, Electronics Electrical and Electronic Engineering

YOONG HOU PIN B.Eng (UMS), MSc. (UMS) Electrical and Electronics Engineering

AHMAD NUR FAIDHI RIZALMAN B.Eng (University of Leeds) Civil & Structural Engineering Civil Engineering

CHOONG WAI HENG B.Eng (UMS), M.Eng (UMS) Robotic and Industry Automation, Mechanical Engineering

HAFEZA ABU BAKAR B.Eng (UTM), MSc. (UTP) Chemical Engineering

LIM ENG HAR B.Eng (UMS), MSc. (UMS) Mechanical Engineering

MOHD AIDY FAIZAL JOHARI B.Eng (UMS), MSc. (UMS) Mechanical Engineering

NAZARUDDIN ABDUL TAHA Dip., B.Eng., M.Eng. (UiTM) Civil Engineering

NOOR SHEENA HERAYANI HARITH B.Eng (USM), M.Eng (Civil) (USM) Structural Engineering

SITI JAHARA MATLAN B.Eng (UTM), M.Eng (UTM) Civil Engineering

WAN KHAIRUL MUZAMMIL ABD. RAHIM B.Eng (UMS), MSc. (UM) Mechanical Engineering



Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4

Semester 1 Semester 2 Semester 3 Semester 4 Semester 5 Semester 6 Semester 7 Semester 8

UNIVERSITY CORE (PROMOTION OF KNOWLEDGE)

(8 CREDIT HOURS)

UW00202 Islam and Asian Civilisation

(2 credit hours)

UW00102 Ethnic Relations (2 Credit Hours) UCxxx02 (Choose 1 uc Only)

(4 credit hours)

UW00302 Fundamentals of Entrepreneurial Acculturation

(2 credit hours)

UNIVERSITY CORE LANGUAGE

(8 CREDIT HOURS)

UB00202 Oral Communication in English (For Student MUET Band 1 and 2)

(2 credit hours)

UB00102 Communicative English Grammar (For Student MUET Band 1 and 2)

(2 credit hours)

UB00702 English For Occupational Purposes (For Student MUET Band 1 and 2)

(2 credit hours)

UB00302 Reading And Writing In English (For Student MUET Band 1 and 2)

(2 credit hours)

UB00602 Grammar In Context (For Student MUET Band 3,4,5 & 6)

(2 credit hours)

UB00402 Academic Reading and Writing (For Student MUET Band 3,4,5 & 6)

(2 credit hours)

UB02002 English For Employment (For Student MUET Band 3,4,5 & 6)

(2 credit hours)

UB00502 English For Research Purposes (For Student MUET Band 3,4,5 & 6)

(2 credit hours)

UNIVERSITY CORE

CO-CURRICULUM (3 CREDIT HOURS)

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PROGRAMME CORE

(107 CREDIT HOURS)

KA04403 Calculus I KA10102 Civil Engineering Material KA10302 Civil Engineering Drawing KA10502 Engineering Geology

(9 credit hours)

KA05503 Calculus II KA06603 Engineering Programming KA10603 Applied Mechanics KA10802 Construction Technology

(11 credit hours)

KA20102 Engineering Statistics KA20502 Differential Equation KA20703 Fluid Mechanics KA20903 Mechanics of Solids KA21102 Contract And Estimation

(12 credit hours)

KA21002 Electrical Technology KA20403 Engineering Survey KA20602 Numerical Analysis KA20801 Survey Camp KA21403 Theory of Structure KA21603 Geotechnical Engineering 1 KA21801 Concrete and Material Lab

(15 credit hours)

KA31702 Hydraulic and Structural Lab KA31903 Reinforced Concrete Design 1 KA30902 Hydraulics KA30303 Concrete Technology KA31503 Theory of Structure 2 KA31303 Geotechnical Engineering 2

(16 credit hours)

KA09903 Management and Accounting for Engineers KA30005 (LI) Industrial Training KA30203 Hydrology KA30603 Steel and Timber Design KA31802 Geotechnical and Highway Lab KA31403 Reinforced Concrete Design 2 KA31603 Highway Engineering

(22 credit hours)

KA08803 Ethics and Law for Engineers KA40102 Traffic Engineering KA40302 Project Management KA40503 Environmental Engineering KA40901 Environmental and Traffic Lab KA00102 Project I

(13 credit hours)

KA40202 Foundation Design KA40403 Design Project KA00204 Project II

(9 Credit Hours)

PROGRAMME CORE

(ELECTIVE) (9 CREDIT HOURS)

KA4XX03 Elective I

(3 credit hours)

KA4XX03 Elective II KA4XX03 Elective III

(6 credit hours)

16

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17

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22

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*Notes: : Language Requirements For Student MUET Band 1 and 2 & For Student MUET Band 3,4,5 & 6.

Please Refer to PPIB Guidebook.

STUDENT CREDIT HOURS : Core University (Upgrade Knowledge) + Core University (Language)

ELECTIVE

+ Core University (Co-Curriculum) + Core Program + Core Program (Elective) : 8 Credit Hours + 8 Credit Hours + 3 Credit Hours + 107 Credit Hours

I

KA41503

II

KA42003

KA43003

III

+ 9 Credit Hours : 135 Credit Hours

Advanced Geotechnical Engineering

Advanced Concrete Technology KA42203

Advanced Project Management KA43203

KA41703 Water and Wastewater Transportation Introduction to GIS KA41903 Finite Element Method

Engineering KA42403 Advanced Structural Design

Engineering KA43403 Advanced Environment Engineering


HK02 Engineering Electric & Electronic




(8 CREDIT HOURS)


(2 credit hours)

UW00102 Ethnic Relations UCxxx02 (Please Choose 1 uc Course)

(4 credit hours)


(2 credit hours)


(8 CREDIT HOURS)


(2 credit hours)


(2 credit hours)


(2 credit hours)


(2 credit hours)


(2 credit hours)


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HK02 Engineering Electric & Electronic



PROGRAMME CORE

(107 CREDIT HOURS)

KE06603 Engineering Programming KE04403 Calculus I KE16103 Electrical and Electronics System KE18101 Engineering Workshop (basic circuit, PCB,soldering, wiring safety)

(10 credit hours)

KE05503 Calculus II KE16203 Electric Circuit Analysis KE16403 Logic Design KE18201 Engineering Lab 1 (logic, advanced circuit)

(10 credit hours)

KE07702 Engineering Thermodynamics KE26103 Analog Electronic KE26303 Applied Mechanics KE26503 Differential Equations KE28101 Engineering Lab 2 (electronics, application)

(12 credit hours)

KE26203 Material Science and Electronic Devices KE26403 Microelectronics KE26604 Computer Architecture and Microprocessors KE26803 Electromagnetics KE28201 Engineering Lab 3

(microelectronics, electromagnetics)

(14 credit hours)

KE36103 Measurement and Instrumentation KE36303 Control Systems KE36503 Signals and Systems KE36903 Numerical Methods KE36703 Electrical Machines KE38101 Engineering Lab 4 (Control, instrumentation) (21 credit hours)

KE30005 (LI) Industrial Training KE36203 Communication Systems KE38403 Design Project KE36803 Probability and Random Processes KE36403 Power Electronics and Drives KE36603 Power System KE38201 Engineering Lab 5 (machine, power system)

(21 credit hours)

KE08803 Ethics and Law for Engineers KE48102 Final Year Project I KE46103 Digital Signal Processing KE46302 Engineering CAD KE46503 High Voltage Engineering KE48101 Engineering Lab 6 (power electronics, High voltage)

(14 credit hours)

KE09903 Management an Accounting for Engineers KE48204 Final Year Project II KE46203 Electrical Energy Utilization

(10 credit hours)

PROGRAMME CORE


KA4XX03 Elective I

(3 credit hours)

KA4XX03 Elective II KA4XX03 Elective III

(6 credit hours)

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21

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STUDENT CREDIT HOURS : Core University (Upgrade Knowledge) + Core University (Language) + Core University (Co-Curriculum) + Core Program + Core Program (Elective) : 8 Credit Hours + 8 Credit Hours + 3 Credit Hours + 107 Credit Hours + 9 Credit Hours : 135 Credit Hours

ELECTIVE

I II III

KE41003 Industrial Automation KE42003 Image Processing KE43003 Nanoelectronics KE44003 Communications Network KE45003 Industrial Drives KE41103 Robotics KE42103 Artificial Intelligence KE43103 VLSI Technology KE44103 Wireless Communications KE45103 Alternative Energy System KE41203 State Space Analysis and Control

KE42203 Machine Vision KE43203 Photonics and Optical Integrated Circuit KE44203 Antenna Theory and Appliations KE45203 Advanced Power Systems Analysis KE41303 Digital Control Systems KE42303 Advanced Digital Signal Processing KE43303 Digital Integrated Circuit System Design KE44303 Information Theory and Coding KE45303 Electrical Machines Design KE41403 Special Topic in Control and Automation

KE42403 Special Topic in Signal an Image KE43403 Special Topic in Microelectronics KE44403 Special Topic in Communication KE45403 Special Topic in Power





UNIVERSITY CORE UW00202 UW00102 UW00302 (PROMOTION OF

KNOWLEDGE) (8 CREDIT HOURS)

UNIVERSITY CORE

LANGUAGE

Islam and Asian Civilisation

(2 credit hours)

UB00202 Oral

Ethnic Relations UCxxx02 (Choose 1 uc Only)

(4 credit hours)

UB00102 Communicative

Fundamentals of Entrepreneurial Acculturation

(2 credit hours)

UB00702 English For

UB00302 Reading And

(8 CREDIT HOURS) Communication English Grammar Occupational Writing In English in English (For Student MUET Band 1 and 2)

(For Student MUET Band 1 and 2)

Purposes (For Student MUET Band 1 and 2)


(2 credit hours) (2 credit hours) (2 credit hours) (2 credit hours)





UNIVERSITY

CORE CO-CURRICULUM (3 CREDIT HOURS)

(2 credit hours)


(3 credit hours)

(2 credit hours) (2 credit hours) (2 credit hours)

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PROGRAMME CORE

(107 CREDIT HOURS)

KC04403 Carculus I KC06603 Engineering Programming KC11101 Laboratory 1 KC11302 Engineering Chemistry I KC11501 Engineering Drawing Principles

(10 credit hours)

KC05503 Carculus II KC11201 Laboratory 2 KC11403 Engineering Chemistry II KC11603 Bioprocess Technology

(10 credit hours)

KC21101 Laboratory 3 KC21102 Applied Mechanics KC21302 Differential Equations KC21503 Chemical Process Principles KC21702 Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics I KC21903 Fluid Mechanics

(13 credit hours)

KC21002 Electrical Technology KC21001 Laboratory 4 KC21201 Design Project I KC21202 Safety and Loss Prevention KC21203 Material Technology KC21402 Heat Transfer KC21602 Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics II KC21802 Engineering Statistics

(15 credit hours)

KC31101 Laboratory 5 KC31103 Project Management and Process Economic KC31302 Numerical Methods for Chemical Engineers KC31503 Mass Transfer KC31703 Measurement and Instrumentation KC31903 Environmental Engineering

(15 credit hours)

KC32405 (LI) Industrial Training KC31001 Laboratory 6 KC31201 Design Project II KC31403 Process Control KC31603 Process Simulation Optimisation and CAD KC31803 Separation Processes KC32003 Bioprocess Principles KC32203 Chemical Reaction Engineering

(22 credit hours)

KC08803 Ethics and Law for Engineers KC01102 Research Project I KC43302 Research Methodology for Engineers KC43104 Plant Design Project I

(11 credit hours)

KC09903 Management and Accounting for Engineers KC01204 Research Project II KC43204 Plant Design Project II

(11 credit hours)

PROGRAMME CORE


KC4xx03 Elective I

(3 credit hours)

KC4xx03 Elective II KC4xx03 Elective III

(6 credit hours)

17

16

17

17

15

22

14

17

STUDENT CREDIT HOURS : Core University (Upgrade Knowledge) + Core University (Language) + Core University (Co-Curriculum) + Core Program + Core Program (Elective) : 8 Credit Hours + 8 Credit Hours + 3 Credit Hours + 107 Credit Hours + 9 Credit Hours : 135 Credit Hours

ELECTIVE

I II III

KC44503 Chemical Product Design KC44103 Biochemical Engineering KC44303 Air Pollution KC44903 Sustainable and Renewable Energy KC45103 Particle Technology KC44703 Oil and Gas

KC44203 Food Process Engineering KC44403 Waste Treatment and Processing

KC45403 Advanced Process Control KC45803 Advanced Process Simulation KC46203 Phytochemical Processing KC46603 Enzyme Engineering KC47003 Water Pollution and Wastewater Treatment KC47203 Petroleum Downstream Processing KC45603 Advanced Heat Transfer KC46003 Membrane Engineering KC46403 Bioengineering KC46803 Nuclear Technology






(8 CREDIT HOURS)


(2 credit hours)

UW00102 Ethnic Relations UCxxx02 (Please Choose 1 uc Course )

(4 credit hours)


(2 credit hours)


(8 CREDIT HOURS)


(2 credit hours)


(2 credit hours)


(2 credit hours)


(2 credit hours)


(2 credit hours)


(2 credit hours)


(2 credit hours)


(2 credit hours)

UNIVERSITY CORE



(3 credit hours)

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PROGRAMME CORE

(107 CREDIT HOURS)

KM10303 Calculus I KM10501 Engineering Workshop KM10702 Engineering Drawings KM10903 Statics

(9 credit hours)

KM10803 Engineering Programming KM10403 Calculus II KM10203 Engineering Materials KM10603 Strength of Materials

(12 credit hours)

KM20303 Fluid Mechanics I KM20503 Differential Equations KM20701 Lab I KM20903 Dynamics KM21102 Engineering Thermodynamics

(12 credit hours)

KM21402 Electrical Technology KM20203 Mechanics of Machines KM20603 Numerical Methods KM20801 Lab II KM21003 Fluid Mechanics II KM21202 CAD Engineering

(14 credit hours)

KM30303 Electrical Power and Machines KM30502 Engineering Statistics KM30903 Mechanical Design I KM31101 Lab III KM31303 Applied Thermodynamics KM31503 Measurements and Instrumentation

(15 credit hours)

KM00505 Industrial Training KM30403 Heat Transfer KM30603 Mechanical Vibrations KM31003 Mechanical Design II KM31401 Lab IV KM31603 Manufacturing Processes KM31803 Control Engineering

(21 credit hours)

KM00303 Ethics and Law for Engineers KM00102 Project I KM41703 Electronics and Microprocessors KM41903 Manufacturing System KM40703 Finite Element Method

(14 credit hours)

KM00403 Management an Accounting for Engineers KM00204 Project II KM42602 Computer Aided Engineering KM42801 Lab V

(10 credit hours)

PROGRAMME CORE


KM4xx03 Elective I

(3 credit hours)

KM4xx03 Elective II KM4xx03 Elective III

(6 credit hours)

16

18

16

16

15

21

17

16




STUDENT CREDIT HOURS : Core University (Upgrade Knowledge) + Core University (Language) + Core University

(Co-Curriculum) + Core Program + Core Program (Elective) : 8 Credit Hours + 8 Credit Hours + 3 Credit Hours + 107 Credit Hours + 9 Credit Hours : 135 Credit Hours

OPTION 1

(MANUFACTURING) OPTION 2

(ENERGY & MATERIALS)

ELECTIVE I ELECTIVE II ELECTIVE III ELECTIVE I ELECTIVE II ELECTIVE III

KM40103 Maintenance and Monitoring of Machines KM42103 Industrial Automation

KM40603 Finite Differential Methods KM41403 Mechatronics KM40803 Industrial Engineering KM43003 Machining Processes KM40403 Operational Research

KM41603 Numerical Methods in Heat Engineering KM41803 Aerodynamics KM43603 Sensor and Vision System KM43803 CAD/CAM

KM41103 Tribology KM42303 Acoustics KM42503 Nuclear Technology

KM43203 Composite Materials KM41203 Advanced Strength of Materials KM41003 Internal Combustion Engines KM43403 Renewable Energy

KM42003 Refrigeration and Air Conditioning KM42203 Surface Engineering KM44003 Failure Mechanisms





UNIVERSITY CORE UW00202 UW00102 UW00302 (PROMOTION OF

KNOWLEDGE) (8 CREDIT HOURS)


Islam and Asian Civilisation

(2 credit hours)

UB00202 Oral

Ethnic Relations UCxxx02 (Choose 1 Course uc Only)

(4 credit hours)

UB00102 Communicative

Fundamentals of Entrepreneurial Acculturation

(2 credit hours)

UB00702 English For

UB00302 Reading And

(8 CREDIT HOURS) Communication English Grammar Occupational Writing In English in English (For Student MUET Band 1 and 2)


Purposes (For Student MUET Band 1 and 2)


(2 credit hours) (2 credit hours) (2 credit hours) (2 credit hours)





UNIVERSITY

CORE CO-CURRICULUM (3 CREDIT HOURS)

(2 credit hours)


(3 credit hours)

(2 credit hours) (2 credit hours) (2 credit hours)

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PROGRAMME CORE

(107 CREDIT HOURS)

KS04403 Calculus I KS06603 Engineering Programming KS10103 Electrical& Electronics Technology KS10303 Discrete Mathematics

(12 credit hours)

KS05503 Calculus II KS10603 Electromagnetics KS10803 Differential Equations and Linear Algebra KS11001 Matlab and PCB Workshop

(10 credit hours)

KS07702 Engineering Thermodynamics KS21103 Electric Circuit Analysis KS20504 Logic Design KS20703 Data Structures and Algorithms

(12 credit hours)

KS21203 Analog Electronics KS21403 Software Engineering KS21604 Microprocessor KS21803 Probability and Random Process KS22001 Electronics and Circuit Lab

(14 credit hours)

KS30903 Measurement and Instrumentation KS31303 Signals and Systems KS31503 Microelectronics KS31703 Control Systems KS31904 Computer Architecture KS32101 Instrumentation and Control Lab

(17 credit hours)

KS30005 Industrial Training (LI) KS31203 Embedded Systems KS30802 Computer Design KS31403 Digital Signal Processing KS31603 Communication System Engineering KS31801 Signal Processing Laboratory KS32003 Numerical Methods

(20 credit hours)

KS08803 Ethics and Law for Engineers KS00102 Project I KS41103 Computer Networks KS41301 Computer Communication Lab KS41503 Data Communication

(12 credit hours)

KS09903 Management an Accounting For Engineers KS00204 Project II KS40803 Operating System

(10 credit hours)

PROGRAMME CORE


KS4xx03 Elective I

(3 credit hours)

KS4xx03 Elective II KS4xx03 Elective III

(6 credit hours)

19

16

16

16

17

20

15

16




STUDENT CREDIT HOURS : Core University (Upgrade Knowledge) + Core University (Language) + Core University

(Co-Curriculum) + Core Program + Core Program (Elective) : 8 Credit Hours + 8 Credit Hours + 3 Credit Hours + 107 Credit Hours + 9 Credit Hours : 135 Credit Hours

ELECTIVE

I II & III

KS41703 Object Oriented Programming KS41903 Wireless Communications KS42103 Image Processing

KS00303 Power Systems For Engineers - (Compulsory) KS41003 Distributed Computing KS41203 Antenna and Propagation KS41403 Computer Security KS41603 Pattern Recognition KS41803 Information Theory KS42003 Advanced Signal Processing

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