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LIST OF APPROVED COURSES FOR B. ENG. METALLURGICAL &MATERIALS ENGINEERING UNDERGRADUATES.Course Code Course Title Contact Hours100 Level First Semester L T PCHE 101 General Chemistry I 2 1 3 4PHY 101 General Physics I 2 1 - 3PHY 103 General Physics III 2 - - 2PHY 107 General Physics Laboratory I - - 3 11MC 101 Elementary Mathematics 1(Algebra and Trigonometry)2 1 - 3MEE 101 Engineering drawing I 1 - 6 3GNS 101 Use of English I 2 - - 2CVE 105 History and Philosophy of Science 2 - - 2TOTAL = 13 3 12 20CHE 101
Atoms, molecules and chemical reaction; chemicals equations and stoichiometry, Atomic structure andperiodicity, modern electronic theory of atoms; radioactivity, chemical bonding, properties of gases,equilibrium and thermodynamics, chemical kinetics, electrochemistry, buffer, gravimetric analysis,oxidation number.
PHY 101
Space and Time, Frame of reference. Units and Dimension, Kinematics, Fundamental Laws of Mechanics,Static Dynamics, Galilean invariance, Universal Gravitation, Work and Energy, Rotational Dynamics andAngular Momentum, Conservation Laws.
PHY 103
Molecular treatment of properties of matter, elasticity, Hooke
’
s law, Young
’
s, Shear and Bulk M
odulus,hydrostatics, Pressure, Buoyancy, Archimedes
’
s Hydrodynamics, Streamlines, Bernoulli and continuity
equations, turbulence, Reynold
’
s Number. Viscosity, laminar flow, Poiseuilli
’
s equation, surface tension,
adhesion, cohesion, capillarity, drops and bubbles, temperatures, the Zeroth law of thermodynamics, heat,Gas laws of thermodynamics, kinetic theory of gasses. Application
PHY 107
This introductory course emphasize quantitative measurements, the treatments of measurement errors, andgraphical analysis, a variety of experiment techniques will be employed. The experiments include studiesof meters, the oscilloscope, mechanical systems, electrical and mechanical resonant systems, light, heat,viscosity, etc, covered in PHY 101, PHY 102 and PHY 103.
IMC 101
Elementary set theory, subsets, union, intersection, compliments, Venn Diagrams. Real numbers, integers,rational and irrational numbers, mathematical inductions, real sequences and series, theory of quadraticequations, Binomial theorems. Complex numbers, algebras of complex numbers, and Armand Diagram.De-Moir
é
’
s theorems, nth root of unity. Circular measurement, trigonometry functions of any magnitude,
additions and factors formulae.
MEE 101
Instruments for engineering drawing and their uses, drawing paper sizes, margins andtheir title blocks. Lettering and types of lines, geometrical construction: bisection of linesand angles and their applications. Polygon, tangency, locus of simple mechanism.Pictorial drawing; Isometric, oblique and perspectives. Orthographic projection.Dimensioning and development of simple shapes. Assembly drawing of simple
 
components. Conventional representation of common engineering features. Freehandsketching.
GNS 101
The sentences structural and functional types, person and number concord. Tenses andthe verb, modal auxiliaries, summary clauses, (functions), oral/writing comprehension,summary writing, continuous writing expository, narrative, descriptive, argumentative,letter writing. Faster reading. Note taking/note making.
CVE 105
Definitions of science and technology. Scientific methodology, Historical and Maghiscosmic environment. Science and technology in the society and service of men.Renewable and non-renewable resources
 – 
man and his resources. Impact of science andtechnology. environmental effects of scientific and technological developments. Ethnicalproblems in science and technology. Introduction to the various areas of science andtechnology.
Course Code Course Title Contact Hours100 Second First Semester L T PCHE 102 General Chemistry II 2 1 3 4PHY 102 General Physics II 2 1 - 3PHY 108 General Physics Laboratory II - - 3 1IMC 104 Intro. To Applied Mathematics 2 1 - 31MC 102 Elementary Mathematics II (calculus) 2 1 - 3GNS 102 Use of English II 2 - - 2MEE 102 Workshop Practice - - 6 2GNS 104 Information Retrieval 1 - - 1IMC 142 Intro. To Computer Science 1 - 3 2GNS 106 Logic and Philosophy 2 - - 2TOTAL = 14 4 15 23CHE 102
Historical survey of the development and importance of organic chemistry, Nomenclature and classes of organic compounds, homologous series, functional groups, isolation and purification of organiccompounds, qualitative and quantitative organic chemistry, Stoichiochemistry, determination of structuresof organic compounds, electronic theory in organic chemistry, saturated hydrocarbon, unsaturatedhydrocarbon, periodic table and periodic properties, valence forces, structures of solids, the chemistry of selected metals and Non-Metals. Qualitative analysis
PHY 102
electricity and magnetism, electrostatics, conductors and current, dielectrics, magnetic field and induction,Maxwell
’
s equations, electromagnetic oscillation
and waves, applications.
PHY 108
This introductory course emphasize quantitative measurements, the treatments of measurement errors, andgraphical analysis, a variety of experiment techniques will be employed. The experiments include studiesof meters, the oscilloscope, mechanical systems, electrical and mechanical resonant systems, light, heat,viscosity, etc, covered in PHY 101, PHY 102 and PHY 103.
IMC 104
Geometric representations of vectors in one to three dimensions, components, direction cosines. Addition,scalar, multiplication of vectors, linear independence. Scalar and vector products of two vectors.
 
Differentiation and integration of vectors with respect to a scalar variable. Two-Dimensional co-ordinategeometry. Straight lines, circles, parabola, ellipse, hyperbola, tangents, normal, kinematics of particles,components of velocity and acceleration of a particle moving in a plane. Force, momentum, laws of motionunder gravity, projectiles, resisted vertical motion, elastic strain, simple pendulum, impulse, impact of twosmooth spheres and of a sphere on a smooth sphere
IMC 102
Function of a real variable, graphs, limits and idea of continuity. The derivative as limit of rate of change.Techniques of differentiation. Extreme curves sketching as an inverse of differentiation. Methods of integration, definite integral, application to areas and volumes.
GNS 102
Sentence building. Vocabulary, use of the dictionary, affixation word order, technical writing. Fasterreading, continued fundamentals of communication.a.
 
narrator of communicationb.
 
oral communicationc.
 
written communication
MEE 102
Introduction to basic manufacturing processes. Organization or workshop hazard andsafety practices and codes. Properties of engineering materials. Bench-work and fitting.Introduction to turning exercise
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straight and step turning chamfering, screw cutting.Milling and milling exercise. Drilling techniques and exercise. Sheet metal work.Welding and soldering technique with exercises. Properties of wood.Wood work and joinery exercise Workshop measurements. Refrigeration and air conditioning principle of operation, refrigerants and trouble Shooting. Methods of leak detection, charging anddischarging. Safety precautions. Automotive workshop practice: principle of operation of the motor car, turning carburetor, setting contact breaker gap, setting ignition timing.Engine routine maintenance procedure and engine service. Tire types and care. Batterycare, topping up and charging.
GNS 104
Libraries and the organization of knowledge. Types of library ignite the various forms of recorded knowledge, organization and retrieve of knowledge, catalogues, informationretrieval methods and techniques. Use and evaluation of information sources and tools,dictionary, encyclopedia, etc. serial publications, abstracts and indexes. Guides to theliteratures of specific subjects. Information gathering methods and project writing.Practical use of information sources and tools.
IMC 142
History of computers, functional components of computers, characteristics of computers,problem solving, flowcharts, algorithms, computer programming.
GNS 106
Symbolic logics, special symbols in symbolic logics, conjunction negatives, affirmation,equivalent and conditional statement. The law of thought, the method of deduction usingrules of 
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and biconditionals and quantification theory.
 
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