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Princess Sumaya Universityfor Technology

King Abdullah II Facultyof Engineering

Bachelor DegreeIn

Computer EngineeringCurriculum

Starting Academic Year2015 / 2016

عــبد المــــلك للهندســـــة كليـــــة الثانــــي The King Abdullah II Faculty of Engineeringالله

Bachelor in Computer Engineering Curriculum

Curriculum Composition

University Requirements 27 16.88

College Requirements 30 18.75

Department Requirements 103 64.38

Total 160 10000

Course Numbering System

D5 D4 D3 D2 D1

Where:

DigitDescriptionDetails

D1Serial NumberWithin the area

D2Area1. General Engineering2. General Electrical Engineering3. Electronics4. Computers5. Communication6. Power & Machines7. Control & Specialized Topics8. Technical Electives9. Senior Project and Training

D3Level (Year)

D4Academic Program1. Electronics Engineering2. Computer Engineering3. Communications Engineering4. Electrical Power & Energy

D5College1. King Hussein Faculty of Computing Sciences2. King Abdullah II Faculty of Engineering3. King Talal Faculty of Business & Technology

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1. University Requirements (27 Credit Hours):

a. Mandatory courses (12 credit hours):

Course No.Course TitleCredit

HoursPrerequisite

11000Computer Skills Placement Test0@̶

11100Computer Skills (Remedial) (1)0@̶

31010Arabic Language Placement Test0@̶

31019Arabic Language (Remedial) (2)0@̶

31020English Language Placement Test0@̶

31029English Language (Remedial) (2)0@̶

31111Arabic Language331019

31121English Language331029

31151National Education (Jordanian Students) (3)3@̶

31251Military Science (Jordanian Students Only) (4)3@̶

(1) Students who pass the placement test successfully or obtain the ICDL certification are exempted from this remedial course.

(2) Students who pass the placement test successfully are exempted from taking this remedial course.

(3) Non Jordanian students may choose to take it or any other University Elective course instead.

(4) Non Jordanian students may choose to take, in lieu of this course, any other University Elective course.

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b. Elective Courses (15 credit hours):

1. Humanities (3 to 6 credit hours)

Course No. Course Title Credit

Hours Prerequisite

31152 Islamic Arabic Civilization 3 @̶

31211 Arabic Literature 3 31111

31351 Current Issues in the Arab World 3 @̶

31352 Jerusalem: History and facts 3 @̶

2. Social and Economic Sciences (3 to 6 credit hours)


Hours Prerequisite

31161 Introductions to Library Science 3 @̶

31261 Introductions to Politics and Economics 3 @̶

31262 Introductions to Educational Science 3 @̶

31361 Introductions to Philosophy 3 @̶

3. Science, Technology, Agriculture and Health (3 to 6 credit hours)


Hours Prerequisite

11201 Geographical Information Systems 3 @̶

31171 History of Science 3 @̶

31271 Environmental Science 3 @̶

31371 Health Education 3 @̶

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2. College Requirements (30 credit hours):


HoursPrerequisite

(* Co-requisite)

11103 Structured Programming 3 11100

11151 Structured Programming Lab 1 11103*

24218 Engineering Drawing Using Computers 1 @̶

24219 Engineering Workshop 1 @̶

24411 Engineering Ethics 1 99 Cr. Hrs.

20132 Calculus (1) 3 @̶

20133 Calculus (2) 3 20132

20141 Physics (1) 3 @̶

20142 Physics (2) 3 20141

20148 Physics (1) Lab 1 20141*

20149 Physics (2) Lab 1 20142*

20231 Calculus (3) 3 20133

31263 Technical Writing & Communication Skills 3 31111, 31121

32431 Engineering Economics 3 @̶

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3. Department Requirements (103 credit hours):

a. Mandatory Courses (94 credit hours):


HoursPrerequisite

(* Co-requisite)

11206 Object Oriented Programming 3 11103

11212 Data Structures & Introduction to Algorithms 3 11206, 20134

11253 Object Oriented Programming Lab 1 11201*

11323 Database Systems 3 11212

11335 Operating Systems 3 11212

21231 Electronics (1) 3 24221

21331 Electronics (2) 3 21231

21332 Digital Electronics 3 21331

21338 Electronics Lab 1 24229, 21331*

21339 Digital Electronics Lab 1 21338, 21332*

22241 Digital Logic Design 3 @̶

22348 Digital Logic Lab 1 22241

22344 Microprocessors 3 22241, 21231

22442 Embedded Systems 3 22344

22443 Computer Networks 3 22344

22444 Computer Architecture & Organization (1) 3 22241

22445 Computer Networks Lab (1) 1 22443

22447 Microprocessors Lab 1 22344, 22348

22448 Embedded Systems Lab 1 22442

22466 Mobile Application Programming 3 11206

22490 Engineering Training 3 99 Cr. Hrs.

22540 Computer Architecture & Organization (2) 3 22444

22547 Computer Networks Lab (2) 1 22445

22548 Computer Design Lab 1 22540*

22591 Senior Project (1) 1 120 Cr. Hrs.

22592 Senior Project (2) 2 22591

23351 Signals and Systems 3 24222, 20232, 23352*

23352 Programming Applications in Signals and Systems 1 23351*

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HoursPrerequisite

(* Co-requisite)

23459 Communications Lab 1 21338, 23451*

24221 Electric Circuits (1) 3 20142

24222 Electric Circuits (2) 3 24221

24229 Electric Circuits Lab 1 24222*

24321 Applied Electromagnetics 3 20142, 20331

24471 Automatic Control 3 23351

24479 Automatic Control Lab 1 24471*

20134 Discrete Mathematics 3 @̶

20232 Engineering Mathematics (1) 3 20133

20234 Linear Algebra 3 20133

20331 Engineering Mathematics (2) 3 20231, 20232

20334 Applied Probability 3 20232

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b. Elective Courses (9 credit hours):


HoursPrerequisite

(* Co-requisite)

11203 Visual Programming 3 11103

11425 Software Engineering 3 11323

11427 Database Systems (2) 3 11323

11428 Artificial Intelligence 3 11212

11436 Distributed Systems 3 @̶

11464 Networks & Information Security 3 11212

21573 Image Processing 3 23351

22542 Advanced Computer Networks 3 22443

22543 Digital System Design 3 22444

22544 Internet Protocols 3 11335

22545 Neural Networks & Fuzzy Logic 3 20333

22546 Network Management & Security 3 22443 or 23553

23552 Cellular Communications 3 23451

23571 Digital Signal Processing 3 23351

20333 Numerical Analysis 3 20133

11343 Special Topics in Computers (1) 3 To be set by Dept.

11446 Special Topics in Computers (2) 3 To be set by Dept.

21581 Special Topics in Electronics Engineering 3 To be set by Dept.

22581 Special Topics in Computer Engineering 3 To be set by Dept.

23581 Special Topics in Communication Eng. 3 To be set by Dept.

24581 Special Topics in Power and Energy Eng. 3 To be set by Dept.

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Bachelor in Computer Engineering Curriculum Course DistributionGeneral Math & Electricity Electronics Communication Computers Power, Machines, Control

No. Course Title Cr No. Course Title Cr No. Course Title Cr No. Course Title Cr No. Course Title Cr24221 Electric Circuits

(1)3 21231 Electronics

(1)3 23351 Signals and

Systems3 11206 Object Oriented Prog 3 24471 Automatic Control 3

11212 Data Structure & Intro to Algorithms

3 24479 Automatic Control Lab

124222 Electric Circuits

(2)3 21331 Electronics

(2)3 23352 Programming

Applications in Signals & Systems

111253 OOP Lab 1

24229 Electric Circuits Lab

1 21332 Digital Electronics

3 11323 Database Systems 311335 Operating Systems 3

24321 Applied Electromagnetics

3 21338 Electronics Lab

1 23459 Communications Lab

1 22241 Digital Logic Design 322344 Microprocessors 3

20134 Discrete Mathematics

3 21339 Digital Electronics

Lab

1 0 22348 Digital Logic Lab 122442 Embedded Systems 3

20232 Engineering Mathematics (1)

3 0 22443 Computer Networks 322444 Computer Architecture

& Organization (1)3

20234 Linear Algebra 3 020331 Engineering

Mathematics (2)3 0 22445 Computer Networks

Lab (1)1

020334 Applied Prob. 3 0 22447 Microprocessors Lab 1

0 22448 Embedded Sys Lab 122466 Mobile Application

Programming 3

0 22540 Computer Architecture & Organization (2)

300 22547 Computer Net Lab (2) 10 22548 Computer Design Lab 1

Total 3 Total 1 Total 0 Total 2 Total 4

Electives: 9 Credit HoursEngineering Training: 3 Credit HoursSenior Projects (1) & (2): 3 Credit Hours


Suggested Study Plan for Bachelor in Computer Engineering (2015)First Year (16 + 17) Second Year (17 + 17) Third Year (15 + 16) Fourth Year (17 + 16) Fifth Year (12 + 14)

No. Course Prereq. No. Course Prereq. No. Course Prereq. No. Course Prereq. No. Course Prereq.20132 Calculus (1) − 11206 Obj Oriented Prog 11103 20234 Linear Algebra 20133 22442 Embedded Systems 22344

22540 Computer Arch. & Org. (2) 22444

20141 Physics (1) − 11253 OOP Lab 11206*20331 Engineering

Mathematics (2)2023120232

22443 Computer Networks 2234420148 Physics (1) Lab 20141* 20231 Calculus (3) 20133

22444 Computer Arch. & Org. (1) 22241 22547 Computer Networks

Lab (2) 2244531111 Arabic Language −

20232 Engineering Mathematics (1) 20133

21331 Electronics (2) 2123131151 National Education −

21338 Electronics Lab 2422921331* 22447 Microprocessors

Lab2234422348 22548 Computer Design

Lab 22540*University Elective

24218 Engineering Drawing −

22348 Digital Logic Lab 22241 22466 Mobile App. Prog. 11206 Technical Elective24221 Circuits (1) 20142

23351 Signals andSystems

242222023223352*

23459 Comm. Lab. 23355 Technical Elective

31263 Technical Writing 11011104

University Elective22591 Senior Project (1) 120 Cr.

Hrs.

23352 Prog. Applications 23351*

11103 Structured Programming − 11212 Data Structures &

Intro to Algorithms1120620134

20334 Applied Probability 20232 11335 Operating Systems 11212 11323 Database Systems 1121221332 Digital Electronics 21331

22445 Computer Networks Lab (1) 22443

University Elective

11151 Structured Programming Lab 11103*

21231 Electronics (1) 2422121339 Digital

Electronics Lab2133821332*

University Elective

22241 Digital Logic Design − 22448 Embedded Systems

Lab 22442Technical Elective

20133 Calculus (2) 20132 22344 Microprocessors 22241 22592 Senior Project (2) 2259120134 Discrete Math −

24219 Engineering Workshop − 23355 Communications

Principles 2335124411 Engineering Ethics 99 Hrs.

20142 Physics (2) 20141 24471 Automatic Control 2335120149 Physics (2) Lab 20142* 24222 Circuits (2) 24221

24321 Applied Electromagnetics

2014220331 24479 Automatic

Control Lab 24471*31121 English Language −

24229 ElectricCircuits Lab 24222*

32431 Engineering Economics −

31251 Military Science −University Elective

* Prerequisite or co-requisite.- Students can take their practical training in any semester once they finish 99 Cr. Hrs. No courses, labs or senior projects are allowed to be taken during that semester.

University Electives Electronics Engineering Technical ElectivesSelect minimum 1 and max 2 courses from each group: Select 2 of the following courses: No. Course Prereq No. Course Prereq

No. Course No. Course No. Course Prereq 20333 Numerical Analysis 20133 23552 Cellular Communications 23451

31152 Islamic Arabic Civilization 31351 Current Issues in the Arab World

11203 Visual Programming 11103 21573 Image Processing 23351 23571 Digital Signal Processing 2335131211 Arabic Literature 31352 Jerusalem: History and facts 11425 Software Engineering 11323 22542 Adv. Computer Networks 22443 11343

11446Special Topics/Computers (1)Special Topics/Computers (2)

Set By

Dept.31261 Intro. to Politics and Economics 31262 Intro. to Educational Science 11427 Database (2) 11323 22543 Digital System Design 22444 21581 Special Topics in Electronics

31161 Intro. to Library Science 31361 Intro. to Philosophy 31372 Business Skills 11428 Artificial Intelligence 11212 22544 Internet Protocols 11335 22581 Special Topics in Comp. Engr.

11201 Geographical Info Systems 31271 Environmental Science 11436 Distributed Systems 11435 22545 Neural Nets & Fuzzy Logic 20333 23581 Special Topics in Comm. Engr.

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31171 History of Science 31371 Health Education 11464 Information Security 11212 22546 Network Mgmt & Security 22443 24581 Special Topics in Power and Energy Engr.

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Course Description11000Computer Skills Placement Test

Prerequisite: NoneCredit Hours: 0This test covers all topics taught in 2100 Computer skills (Remedial).

11100Computer Skills (Remedial)Prerequisite: NoneCredit Hours: 0Introduction to computers: historical, components, functionality. Introduction to computer hardware and software. Programming languages. Introduction to operating systems. Introduction to word processing with practical applications in preparing homework and reports. Spreadsheets. Computer graphics. Presentation design. Using the Internet and emails.

11103Structured ProgrammingPrerequisite: 11100Credit Hours: 3Concepts of structured programming. Structured programming languages. Program design, development, running, and testing, and debugging programs. Syntax and semantics of the programming language C++. Basic elements of the language: variables, constants, and data types. Basic input/output functions. Conditional and iterative control structures. Concept of procedural programming, Top/down design. Structured decomposition. Functions and parameter passing. Recursive functions. Pointers and dynamic variables. Basic data structures: one and two-dimensional arrays, string manipulation, structures. Input / Output files, Concepts of OOP and Classes.

11151Structured Programming LabCo-requisite: 11103Credit Hours: 1Laboratory sessions on applications of structured programming. It includes training on the different aspects and topics of the structured programming using C.

11201Geographical Information SystemsPrerequisite: NoneCredit Hours: 3The goal of this course is to introduce the students to the basics of GIS. Specific features of the course include: coverage of basic geographic, cartographic, and GIS concepts. Topics include: computer representation of physical, political, statistical, and social aspects of space using vector-based maps, graphic design principles for using shape, hue, size, and patterns in mapping, attribute-based and graphic feature-based queries for spatial analysis. Geographic Information Systems (GIS) allow individuals and organizations to pose, explore and answer a variety of public- and private-sector questions using spatial data.

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11203Visual ProgrammingPrerequisite: 11103Credit Hours: 3This course introduces computer programming using a modern visual programming language with object-oriented programming principles. Emphasis is on event-driven programming methods, including creating and manipulating objects, classes, and using object-oriented tools such as the class debugger.

11206Object Oriented ProgrammingPrerequisite: 11103Credit Hours: 3Object oriented programming concepts and paradigms. Review of control structures, data types and functions. Data abstraction and ADT. Encapsulation and information hiding. Classes, attributes and methods (operations). Objects, instantiation, and constructors. Software reuse and reengineering. Inheritance. Overloading. Polymorphism. Templates. Graphical User Interface.

11212Data Structures & Introduction to AlgorithmsPrerequisite: 11206 & 20134Credit Hours: 3Basics of algorithm design and analysis. Asymptotic analysis of upper and average complexity bounds: best, average, and worst case behaviors. Big "O" notation. Searching and sorting algorithms. Recursion. Data abstraction and review of object oriented concepts. Basic data structures. Sequential and linked representation of data structures. Lists, ordered lists, sets, stacks, queues, trees, binary trees, graphs and networks.

11253Object Oriented Programming LabCo-requisite: 11206Credit Hours: 1Laboratory sessions on the different aspects and topics of object oriented programming.

11323Database SystemsPrerequisite: 11212Credit Hours: 3Basic concepts of databases. DBMS components. Transaction managements. Data modeling. Entity relationships diagrams. Relational databases. Database integrity constraints. Relational Algebra. Query languages. Dependencies, schema designs normalization and redundancy elimination.

11335Operating SystemsPrerequisite: 11212Credit Hours: 3Introduction to operating systems. Processes. Threads. CPU scheduling. Process synchronization. Dead-locks. Memory management. Virtual memory. File system. Mass storage management. Case study: UNIX.

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11343Special Topics in Computers (1)Prerequisite: To be set by Dept.Credit Hours: 3The objective of this course is to introduce a new programming language (e.g. Java, C#, ASP.NET, AJAX, etc.).

11425Software EngineeringPrerequisite: 11324Credit Hours: 3.

11427Database (2)Prerequisite: 11323Credit Hours: 3.

11428Artificial IntelligencePrerequisite: 11212Credit Hours: 3Introduction to AI and its scope and applications. AI programming languages. Knowledge representation. Heuristic search and problem solving using various strategies for different types of problems. Introduction to knowledge based systems. Expert systems. Natural language processing. Machine learning. Other AI applications. A project is required.

11436Information Systems SecurityPrerequisite: 11212Credit Hours: 3.

11446Special Topics in Computers (2)Prerequisite: To be set by Dept.Credit Hours: 3The objective of this course is to introduce advanced and new topics in one of the areas of Computer Science and Information Technology.

11464Information Systems SecurityPrerequisite: 11212Credit Hours: 3.

21231Electronics (1)Prerequisite: 21221Credit Hours: 3Basic semiconductor concepts. Diodes: DC and AC analysis, special type diodes. Theory of Bipolar Junction Transistors (BJT): biasing techniques, BJT amplifier analysis. Field Effect Transistors (FET): biasing techniques, FET amplifier. Simple applications of BJT’s and FET’s.

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21331Electronics (2)Prerequisite: 21231Credit Hours: 3Operational amplifiers: basic theory, characteristics and applications. BJT and MOSFET current mirrors. Differential and multistage amplifiers. Frequency response of single and multistage BJT and CMOS amplifiers. Negative feedback analysis: feedback topology, properties and stability analysis. Operational amplifier design and simulations project.

21332Digital ElectronicsPrerequisite: 21331Credit Hours: 3Dynamic operation of the BJT switch. Early form of the digital circuit. Study of DTL and TTL circuits. Characteristics of the standard TTL circuit. TTL families with improved performance. Emitter-coupled logic (ECL) circuits. Design and performance evaluation of CMOS logic circuits. Types of the CMOS logic circuits: pass transistor, dynamic logic. Latches, flip-flop, architecture of memories (SRAM, DRAM, ROM). Logic gate based multi-vibrator circuits. BiCMOS and GaAs logic circuits. Interface of various logic gates. Sampling circuit, D/A and A/D conversion techniques.

21338Electronics LabPrerequisite: 21229Co-requisite: 21331Credit Hours: 1Diode characteristics and applications. BJT characteristics and DC biasing. FET characteristics and DC biasing. BJT amplifiers. Operational amplifiers. Multistage amplifiers. Differential amplifiers. Frequency response. Feedback techniques.

21339Digital Electronics LabPrerequisite: 21338Co-requisite: 21332Credit Hours: 1Basic TTL circuits. TTL characteristics. Basic MOS logic circuits. MOS characteristics. Logic gate based oscillators. Sampling circuits. A/D and D/A converters. Introduction to Hardware Description Language (HDL).

21572Industrial ElectronicsPrerequisite: 24471Credit Hours: 3DC & AC bridges. Ammeters. Voltmeters. Power measurements and power meters. Loading effects. Sensors: thermal, mechanical, optical. Relay controllers and ladder diagrams. Analog controllers (P), (PI) and (PID). Digital and Programmable Logic Controllers.

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21573Image ProcessingPrerequisite: 23351Credit Hours: 3Enhancement in the spatial domain. Image enhancement in the frequency domain. Image restoration. Color image processing. Wavelets. Image compression. Morphological image processing. Image segmentation.

21581Special Topics in Electronics EngineeringPrerequisite: To be set by the Dept.Credit Hours: 3The objective of this course is to introduce advanced and new topics in one of the areas of electronics engineering. The topics can be changed from one year to another depending on the instructor’s area of specialty.

22241Digital Logic DesignPrerequisite: NoneCredit Hours: 3Number systems. Basic gates and logic functions. Boolean algebra, Boolean expressions. Logic minimization techniques. Combinational logic building blocks: decoders, encoders, multiplexers, demultiplexers and magnitude comparators. Digital arithmetic: adders and subtractors. Basics of sequential circuits: latches and flip-flops. Timing diagrams. Counters and shift registers. Basic PLDs, CPLDs and FPGAs. State machines. System design with state machines using VHDL. Memory devices and systems: RAM, ROM, FIFO, LIFO and DRAM.

22348Digital Logic LabPrerequisite: 22241Credit Hours: 1Building combinational circuits using gates. Parallel adder. Decoders and Multiplexers. ROM and RAM. Register and counters. A simple computer design Project.

22344MicroprocessorsPrerequisite: 22241 and 21231Credit Hours: 3Assembly language instruction set. Addressing modes. Arithmetic instructions. Logical and bit manipulating instruction. I/O instructions. Microprocessor pin out and timing diagram. Address decoding circuits. Memory interfacing. Input output interfacing. Serial and parallel communications. Counter and timers. Interrupts. DMA controllers.

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22442Embedded SystemsPrerequisite: 22344Credit Hours: 3Embedded systems characteristics. Microprocessors versus microcontrollers. Microcontrollers characteristics. General-purpose microcontrollers. Examples of microcontroller architectures. Interrupts. Counters/timers. Input/output ports. Microcontroller programming. Instruction set. Program development and use of assemblers. Memory maps and addressing modes. Digital to analogue and analogue to digital conversion in microcontrollers. Data acquisition and distribution. Serial and parallel communications. Real-time systems and its constraints. Interfacing to external devices. Power consumption consideration. Applications.

22443Computer NetworksPrerequisite: 22344Credit Hours: 3Introduction to computer networks and the Internet. Protocol layers and the OSI model. Application layer: HTTP, FTP, SMTP, POP3, DNS and peer-to-peer applications. Transport layer: UDP, TCP and congestion control. Network layer: virtual circuits, routers, IP protocols and routing algorithms. Link layer: error detection and correction, multiple access, MAC addressing, switches, ARP, Ethernet, PPP, local area networks and wide area networks. Wireless and mobile networks. Security in computer networks.

22444Computer Architecture and Organization (1)Prerequisite: 22241Credit Hours: 3Register transfer & microoperations. Design of arithmetic logic unit. Computer Instructions. Number representations and computer arithmetic. Computer organization and components. Processor design: datapath and control units. Instruction cycle. Pipelining.

22445Computer Networks Lab (1)Prerequisite: 22443Credit Hours: 1Setting up the PC and configuring the NIC. Establishing a LAN. Routers and network tools. Router configuration and router protocols. Securing networks using routers. Configuring switches. Network address conversion. Introduction to wireless networks and configuration.

22447Microprocessor LabPrerequisite: 22348 and 22344Credit Hours: 1Software development using PC assembly language. Implementation of simple I/O interfacing circuits. Keyboard and 7-segment displays scanning. A simple interfacing circuit project.

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22448Embedded Systems LabPrerequisite: 22442Credit Hours: 1Introduction to PIC MPLAB IDE. Interfacing switches and LED displays. Use of mechanical and solid-state relays. Interrupts and counters. A/D conversion. Temperature measurement. Waveform generation. PWM techniques.

22466Mobile Application Programming Prerequisite: 11206Credit Hours: 3This course discusses mobile application programming for mobile devices such as smart phones, tablets, and pads. The course focuses on developing mobile platform will be introduced. A specific programming language along with the necessary libraries of reusable software components of a mobile platform will be introduced. This course explores the key theories, principles, concepts, tools current issues, and best practices of designing and developing applications for mobile devices. Upon course completion, students are expected to produce an innovative mobile solution for a real life situation.

22490Engineering TrainingPrerequisite: Finish 99 Credit HoursCredit Hours: 3Grade: Pass/FailStudents undertake suitable and supervised internships for a period of 8 consecutive weeks in Jordan, or 6 consecutive weeks outside.

22540Computer Architecture and Organization (2)Prerequisite: 22444Credit Hours: 3Technology trends. Computer performance: CPU time equation, benchmarks, die cost, power and Amdahl’s law. Instruction-level parallelism: pipeline review, pipeline hazards, superscalar processors, static multiple issue, VLIW, dynamic scheduling, speculative execution and branch prediction. Memory hierarchy: caches, cache performance, advanced cache designs, memory organization and virtual memory. Storage and I/O: performance, disk storage, flash storage, system and I/O busses and RAID. Parallel computers: shared-memory multiprocessors, coherence protocols, NUMA, message passing, clusters, multithreading and multicore processors.

22542Advanced Computer NetworksPrerequisite: 22443Credit Hours: 3Review of the OSI reference model. Logical link control. HDLC. Multiplexing. WANs. ATM. Frame relay. Ethernet LANs and VLANs. Wireless LANs.

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22543Digital System DesignPrerequisite: 22444Credit Hours: 3Modern design methodology: register transfer level modeling (RTL), algorithmic state machines (ASMs), introduction to hardware description languages (Verilog), system-level modeling and simulation, use of hardware description languages to implement hybrid sequential and combinational designs. Design and implementation of significant digital designs using representative Computer Aided Design (CAD) tools.

22544Internet ProtocolsPrerequisite: 11335Credit Hours: 3Basic principles and architecture of Internet. IP protocol. Routing algorithms. TCP, UDP, and traffic characteristics. IP addressing. Network applications and specific protocols: Telnet, Rlogin, HTTP, FTP, NSF, SMTP, e-mail and directory services. SNMP protocol. Selected advanced topics.

22545Neural Network and Fuzzy LogicPrerequisite: 20333Credit Hours: 3Introduction to Artificial Neural Networks (ANN) and fuzzy systems. The Perceptron. Perceptron learning rule. Multi-layer perceptron. Hebbian learning algorithm and its variations. Widrow-Hoff learning algorithm and its applications. The Back Propagation (BP) learning algorithm and its variations. Unsupervised learning. Self-organization maps. Associative learning rules. Unsupervised Hebb rule. Instar rule. Outstar rule. Radial basis networks. Hopfield networks. Recurrent ANNs. Reinforcement learning via Approximate Dynamic Programming (ADP). Fuzzy set theory. Fuzzy logic. Fuzzy membership functions. Fuzzy relations. Fuzzy implications. Fuzzification and defuzzification. Fuzzy rule base and fuzzy inference engine. Applications: control systems, robotics, pattern recognition, nonlinear system modeling, speech processing, image processing, filtering systems, machine/artificial intelligence, data mining and knowledge discovery.

22546Network Management and SecurityPrerequisite: 22443 or 23553Credit Hours: 3Network management overview. Security policy and procedures. Cryptography and its application to network security. Authentication. Intrusion detection and prevention. Securing E-Commerce systems. Web security. Firewalls security implementation. Application of security tools. Wireless security technologies. Disaster recovery and continuation of E-Business functions.

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22547Computer Networks Lab (2)Prerequisite: 22445Credit Hours: 1Wireless networks topologies. Ad hoc wireless connections. Wireless access points. Wired and wireless networks security and management. SSH protocol. Authentication and AAA system. Radius and TACACS systems. Authentication proxies. Access control list. Private virtual networks. Firewall.

22548Computer Design LabCo-requisite: 22540Credit Hours: 1.

22581Special Topics in Computer EngineeringPrerequisite: To be set by the Dept.Credit Hours: 3The objective of this course is to introduce advanced and new topics in one of the areas of computer engineering. The topics can be changed from one year to another depending on the instructor’s area of specialty.

22591Senior Design Project (1)Prerequisite: Finish 120 Credit HoursCredit Hours: 1Grade: Pass/FailProjects are aimed at developing independent engineering problem solving skills. A project should be performed by two or more students under the supervision of a faculty member.

22592Senior Design Project (2)Prerequisite: 22591Credit Hours: 2Continuation of Senior Design Project (1). Students are required to fulfill the project objectives, perform a formal presentation and submit a final report.

23351Signals and SystemsPrerequisite: 24222 and 20232Co-requisite: 23352Credit Hours: 3Classification of signals and systems. System modeling and time domain analysis. The Fourier series, the Fourier transform, and Laplace transform and applications. Frequency response and filter concepts. Signal transmission. Spectral analysis. Discrete-time signals and systems: classification of signals and systems. The Z-Transform and applications.

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23352Programming Applications in Signals and SystemsCo-requisite: 23351Credit Hours: 1Introduction to MATLAB. Using MATLAB in signals and systems. Signal generation and the convolution process. Fourier series. Laplace and Fourier transforms. Transient and steady state response. Filter design. Discrete signals: Z- transform and frequency domain analysis.

23355Communication Principles Prerequisite: 23351Credit Hours: 3Review of signals: representation by orthogonal set, Transmission of Signals: Transmission through a linear system, Ideal and practical filters, signal distortion over communications channel, Amplitude Modulation: baseband and carrier modulation, QAM, AM receiver, Frequency modulation: Modulation and demodulation of FM signal. FM receiver, Sampling Theorem, Digital Data Transmission: Line coding, pulse shaping, M-ary communications, digital carrier systems.

23459Communications LabPrerequisite: 21338Co-requisite: 23451Credit Hours: 1Spectral analysis. Amplitude modulation. Frequency modulation: phase shift keying, amplitude shift keying, frequency shift keying. TDMA. FDMA. Lab project.

23552Cellular CommunicationsPrerequisite: 23451Credit Hours: 3Elements of cellular radio systems: specifications, cell coverage for signal traffic, cell site, mobile antenna, frequency management and channel assignment. GSM network systems. Introduction to the latest developments.

23571Digital Signal ProcessingPrerequisite: 23351Credit Hours: 3Discrete-time signals and systems. Frequency analysis of discrete-time signals and systems. Sampling and quantization. Discrete Fourier transform. Windowing effect. Z-transform. FIR and IIR Digital filters design. Digital filters realization. Fast Fourier transform.

23581Special Topics in Communications EngineeringPrerequisite: To be set by the Dept.Credit Hours: 3The objective of this course is to introduce advanced and new topics in one of the areas of Communications engineering. The topics can be changed from one year to another depending on the instructor’s area of specialty.

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24218Engineering Drawing Using ComputersPrerequisite: NoneCredit Hours: 1Introduction to engineering drawing and AutoCAD software. Setting up drawing parameters. Coordinates entry. Object snap. Basic editing techniques. Blocks. Multi-lines. Polylines. Spline. Layers. Dimensions. Orthographic projection. Auxiliary views. Sections. Three-dimensional pictorials. Editing solids and 3-D operations. Boolean Operations.

24219Engineering WorkshopPrerequisite: NoneCredit Hours: 1

Development of basic skills in fields of hand filing, turning, welding, piping and plumbing, carpentry, sand casting, glass works, sheet metal fabrication, and household electric circuits. Theories related to metal machining, measurements, metal forming, sand casting, and welding. Industrial Safety. Engineering Materials and Their, Properties. Electrical wiring. Casting Processes. Metal Forming (Working) Processes. Metal Machining Processes. Metal Joining. Carpentering.

24221Electric Circuits (1)Prerequisite: 20142Credit Hours: 3Types of circuits and circuit elements. Revision of Ohm’s and Kirchhoff’s Laws. Circuit analysis techniques: voltage and current division, nodal and mesh analysis, source transformation, superposition, Thevenin’s and Norton’s theorems. Inductance and capacitance. Source-free RL and RC circuits. Applications of the unit-step forcing function. The RLC circuit: source-free parallel and series RLC and complete response. Sinusoidal forcing function. Phasor concept.

24222Electric Circuits (2)Prerequisite: 24221Credit Hours: 3The sinusoidal steady state response: application of phasor concept and circuit analysis techniques AC circuits. Average power and RMS values. Poly-phase circuits: three phase (Y) and (Δ) connection. Complex frequency. Frequency response and Bode plot. Magnetically coupled circuits. Two-port networks.

24229Electric Circuits LabCo-requisite: 24222Credit Hours: 1DC circuit: Kirchhoff’s laws and mesh analysis. Thevenin’s and Norton’s theorems. Superposition theorem. Wheatstone bridge. Transient response: RL, RC, and RLC circuits. AC circuits: impedance concept, frequency response, three-phase circuits. Y- Δ transformation. Maximum power transfer. Two-port networks.

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24321Applied ElectromagneticsPrerequisite: 20142 and 20331Credit Hours: 3Gauss’ law. Divergence Theorem. Ampere's law. Biot-Savart law. Maxwell’s equations and boundary conditions. Electromagnetic waves. Wave equations. Solutions in Cartesian coordinates. Solutions for partially conducting, good conducting and perfect dielectric mediums. Standing waves. Power and Poynting vector. Transmission lines, parameters, equations, input impedance, Standing Wave Ratio (SWR), power and Smith chart.

24411Engineering EthicsPrerequisite: Finish 99 Credit HoursCredit Hours: 1Safety and responsibility. Professional responsibility tow customers and to employers. Blowing the whistle. Codes of ethics and honor. Professional choices. Legal obligations. Standard ethics theories. Case studies.

24471Automatic ControlPrerequisite: 23351Credit Hours: 3Transfer Functions: block diagrams and signal flow graphs. Mathematical modeling of physical systems. State space representations. Control systems characteristics. Time response of systems and closed loop performance of second order systems. Stability and Routh-Hurwitz stability criterion. Root locus analysis. Nyqist stability criterion. Bode plots. Frequency domain analysis. Design of control systems.

24479Automatic Control LabCo-requisite: 24471Credit Hours: 1A set of experiments that cover the following: analog simulation, first and second order systems, transient and steady state for step, ramp, and parabolic inputs. Time and frequency response of second order systems. DC motor control. Application of PID controller, phase-lead, and phase-lag controllers. Level control. Applications using simulation software.

31010Arabic Language Placement TestPrerequisite: NoneCredit Hours: 0Testing basic grammars in Arabic.

31019Arabic Language (Remedial)Prerequisite: NoneCredit Hours: 0The verb and noun. Grammars. Punctuation. Al Hamza. Applications.

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31020English Language Placement TestPrerequisite: NoneCredit Hours: 0Testing basic grammars in English.

31029English Language (Remedial)Prerequisite: NoneCredit Hours: 0Reading. Writing. Speaking. Listening. Application.

31111Arabic LanguagePrerequisite: 31019Credit Hours: 3Summarization. Punctuation. Spelling. Deletion. Displacement. Construction and inflection. Derivation. Substitution and the vowel system. Number. Indescribability. Sentence. Clause. Rhetoric issues and various applications.

31121English LanguagePrerequisite: 31029Credit Hours: 3Advanced reading. Advanced writing. Grammar. Speech. Translation.

20132Calculus (1)Prerequisite: NoneCredit Hours: 3Functions, limits and continuity. Derivatives. Differentiation. Inverse functions. Trigonometric functions. Logarithmic and exponential functions. Hyperbolic functions. Integrals.

20133Calculus (2)Prerequisite: 20132Credit Hours: 3Methods of integration. Applications of integration. Plane analytic geometry including polar coordinates. Sequences and series, including power series.

20134Discrete MathPrerequisite: NoneCredit Hours: 3Mathematical models. Proof methods. Program correction methods. Sets and operations. Relations and types. Charts and branches. Searching methods. Dividing. Functions and types. Algorithms. Counting methods.

20141Physics (1)Prerequisite: NoneCredit Hours: 3Units and measurements. Vector algebra. Kinematics. Projectile and circular motions. Newton’s laws of motion. Forces of nature. Applications of Newton’s laws on rectilinear and circular motions. Work and energy. Law of conservation of mechanical energy. Laws of conservation of linear and angular momenta.

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20142Physics (2)Prerequisite: 20141Credit Hours: 3Electric fields. Gauss’ law. Electric potential. Capacitance and dielectrics. Current and resistance. Direct current circuits. Magnetic fields. Source of the magnetic field. Faraday’s law. Inductance. Alternating current circuits. Electromagnetic waves.

20148Physics (1) LabCo-requisite: 20141Credit Hours: 1Basic measurements. Static equilibrium. Newton’s second law on the air track. Moment of inertia. The simple harmonic motion of a spring. Young’s modulus of elasticity. Resonance in air columns. Linear expansion of a solid.

20149Physics (2) LabCo-requisite: 20142Credit Hours: 1Electric fields. Slide-wire Wheatstone bridge. Damped electrical oscillations. Index of refraction. Interference and diffraction. Photoelectric effect.

31151National EducationPrerequisite: NoneCredit Hours: 3Jordan: the land, people and homeland. The Arab nation. History of Jordan. Political system. Jordanian society. Major national institutions. Internal and external challenges facing Jordan. The role of local institutions in achieving development in national awareness. The family and its role in society.

31152Islamic Arabic CivilizationPrerequisite: NoneCredit Hours: 3Concept of civilization. Stages of development of Islamic Arabic civilization. Principles and grounds of Islamic Arabic civilization. Areas of cultural creativity in Islamic Arabic Civilization. Linguistics. Theology. Islamic jurisprudence. Philosophy. Natural and social sciences. Islamic art and music. Unity of the Arab and Islamic worlds.

31161Introductions to Library SciencePrerequisite: NoneCredit Hours: 3Information sources. Types of cataloging. Types of catalogs. Types of classification. Information and knowledge. Information society. Information services. Information technology. Information storage. Information retrieval and dissemination. Information and Internet.

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31171History of SciencePrerequisite: NoneCredit Hours: 3Importance of understanding science as a socio-historic phenomenon. Science as industry. Science and development. Cognitive conditions of scientific production. Examples: Kepler and Planck. Science as social production. Socio-historic determinants of the social production of science. Main epochs of the history of natural science. Greek Science. Hellenistic science Roman science. Arabic Islamic science. Modern European science. Science in the contemporary Arab world. Epistemological periodization of natural science. Roots of the philosophy of nature. The Ionians. Platonic project in astronomy. Aristotle. Ptolemy. Arabic Islamic astronomy. The 17th century Scientific Revolution.

31211Arabic LiteraturePrerequisite: 31111Credit Hours: 3Developing students' taste of Arabic literature through reading of literature essays. Analysis. Introducing some literature aspects from different eras.

20231Calculus (3)Prerequisite: 20133Credit Hours: 3Vectors in a plane. Vectors in space. Plane and space curves. Functions of several variables. Partial differentiation and derivatives. Gradient. Extremal values. Lagrange multipliers. Double integrals in Cartesian and polar coordinates. Triple integrals in Cartesian, cylindrical and spherical coordinates.

20232Engineering Mathematics (1)Prerequisite: 20133Credit Hours: 3First order ordinary differential equations. Second and higher order linear ordinary differential equations. Systems of first order linear and nonlinear ordinary differential equations and stability. Laplace transforms.

20234Linear AlgebraPrerequisite: 20133Credit Hours: 3.

31251Military Science (Jordanian Students Only)Prerequisite: NoneCredit Hours: 3Grade: Pass/FailHistory of the Jordanian army. Jordanian peace forces. Preparing the nation for defense and liberation. Genesis and development of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan.

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31261Introductions to Politics and EconomicsPrerequisite: NoneCredit Hours: 3The nature of political economy. The issues of political economy. The importance of the market. Market effects and political economy. Three ideologies of political economy. The dynamics of the international political economy. The political economy of structural changes. Long-term variations of economic growth and the effect of political hegemonic. The politics of international trade. The political economy of international finance.

31262Introductions to Educational SciencePrerequisite: NoneCredit Hours: 3Education: principles and philosophy. Education and individuals. Education and learning. Education and society. Education and development. Educational courses and methods. Educational institutions and educational assessments. Education in the Arab and Islamic worlds.

31263Technical Writing & Communication SkillsPrerequisite: 31111 and 31121Credit Hours: 3Organization of the technical report. Layout and organization of the front page. Arrangement of information. Organization and layout of headings and sub-headings. Numbering systems. Order of arrangements of results and recommendations. How to prepare an undetailed proposal on any technical and scientific work.

31271Environmental SciencePrerequisite: NoneCredit Hours: 3The earth and natural hazards. Ecosystems. Biogeochemical cycles. Man and the Environment. The natural resources in the solid Earth system. Air pollution. Water resources. Management and pollution. Solid waste. Food and Health. Environmental impact assessment.

20331Engineering Mathematics (2)Prerequisite: 20231 and 20232Credit Hours: 3Vector calculus. Line and surface integrals. The three main theorems: Green theorem, Stokes theorem and divergence theorem. Fourier series, integrals and transforms. Partial differential equations solutions using Fourier series and Transforms.

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20333Numerical AnalysisPrerequisite: 20133Credit Hours: 3Vectors and matrices. Determinants. System of linear algebraic equations. Cramer’s rule and characteristics-value problem. Error analysis. Iterative methods for solving linear and nonlinear systems of equations. Interpolation and approximation. Introduction to numerical differentiation and integration.

20334Applied ProbabilityPrerequisite: 20232Credit Hours: 3Probability principles and set theory. Random variables. Operations on random variables. Various distribution functions. Introduction to random processes. Weak stationary. Correlation functions, linear processing, and estimation. Poisson processes and Markov chains. Queuing analysis.

31351Current Issues in the Arab WorldPrerequisite: NoneCredit Hours: 3Social and national fragmentation in the Arab east: Features and roots. The Arab-Israeli conflict. Democracy and civil society in the Arab world. Pan- Arabism and Islam. The self and the other. Secularism. The Arabs and globalization. Human security in the Arab world.

31352Jerusalem: History and factsPrerequisite: NoneCredit Hours: 3The geographic borders of AL-Quds through history. A glance at the historical discoveries in AL-Quds. AL-Quds and the British occupation. The establishment of Israel. The Israeli plans to jadeite AL-Quds. Importance of AL-Quds from religion point of view. The infringements of AL-Aqsa mosque since 1967 by Israel.

31361Introductions to PhilosophyPrerequisite: NoneCredit Hours: 3Definition of philosophy. The relation between philosophy and science. The science-based and religion-based thoughts. A historical review of philosophy and science. A discussion of the most important fields in philosophy.

31371Health EducationPrerequisite: NoneCredit Hours: 3Understanding the responsibility we have for our own health. Skills for dealing with emergency cases. Personal safety and accident prevention. Mental health, mental illness and stress.

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32431Engineering EconomicsPrerequisite: NoneCredit Hours: 3Cost concepts, Decision making process, Concepts of time value of money, Simple and compound interest, Interest formulas, rate of return, cash flow, project evaluation methods, break-even analysis, evaluating a single project, comparison and selection among alternatives and Depreciation calculations.

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