UNIVERSITY OF KHARTOUM Faculty of Engineering Mechanical Engineering Department P.O.Box 321-Khartoum, Sudan.Mob:00249-127990033 Curricula in the Department of Mechanieal Engineering First Year 1" Semester EM 110 Algebra (4 hours) Simultaneous linear equations; matrix algebra; determinants; Carmer's rule; vector spaces; linear transformation; diagonalization and symmetric matrices; eigenvalues and eigenvectors, EM 111 Calculus (4 hours) Numbers, ntervals, functions, limits exponential, Logarithmic and hyperbolic functions, derivatives, geometrical and physical applications of derivatives. Integration, techniques of evaluating indefinite integration, definite integration, and application: areas, volumes, ete. PH112 Physies 1 (4 hours) Theory: Reflection and refraction of light lens systems; light and electromagnetic waves. Electric charges and currents, electric and magnetic fields, capacitance, inductance, resistance. Maxwell's equations, electromagnetic oscillations and wave. Practical: Mapping of Electric Fields - Study series and Parallel Electric Circuits Methods of Measuring Resistance - Measurements of potential Difference with a potentiometer - The heating Effect of an Electric Current - A study of Magnetic fields Electromagnetic Induction - Reflection and refraction of light - The Focal length of concave mirror - Properties of converging and Diverging lenses CH 113 Chemistry 1 (4 hours) Atomic law. Quantum mechanics and Bohor hydrogen atom. Wave mechanics atomic ‘model. Periodic table. Periodic properties of elements and its relation to electronic structure. Chemical and physical bonding : types and properties. Electronic bonding and article structure. Bonding ‘forces Practical: Introduction to Measurement and laboratory techniques - Periodic Properties - Flames and Fireworks - Simple Chemical Reactions - Chemical Reaction - Paper Chromatography - Analysis of NaCl in Snak Food2" semester EM 120 Mechanics and Vectors (4 hours) Vectors addition and multiplication, vector differentiation, gradient, divergence and curl, vector integration, force, center of gravity, force moment, Newton's laws of ‘motion, work, power, —_—conversation's law. Momentum. EM 121 Analytical Geometries (3 hours) Differentiating of vectors, scalar and vector point functions, del operator, gradient, divergence and curl, line integral: circulation and work, surface integral; flux, Green's theorem, Stock's theorem, volume integral, Divergence theorem. Axes, translation and rotation of axes, polar coordinates, conic section: parabola, ellipse and hyperbola and their properties. and hyperbola and their properties PH 122 Physies 2 (4 hours) “Theory:Vectors, particle kinematics and dynamics, work, energy, momentum, angular momentum; conservation laws; rigid bodies, oscillations. Temperature, properties of matter, mechanisms of heat transfer, introduction to kinetic theory of ‘matter. Practical: MECHANICS. (Determination of Length, Mass, and Density.- Uniformly Accelerated Motion. - Moment of Inertia. HEAT. (Linear Coefficient of Expansion of Metals.- Specific Heat and Temperature of a Hot Body. - Relative Humidity). WAVE MOTION AND SOUND. (A Study of Vibration Strings. - Velocity of Sound in Air—Resonance Tube Method. - Velocity of Sound in Metal—Kundt's Tube Method ‘CH123 Chemistrv II (4 hours) Ideal gas laws: Boil law, Charlie law, Jaylosak law. Properties of gases mixtures. Gases movement theory. Ideal behavior of gases. Gas Constant and its units. Non- ideal behavior of gases. Critical point and equivalent state law. Types of solutions, methods of concentration identification. Common properties of diluted solutions. Surface tension. Propitious of electrical solutions. Practical: Gases - Acids, Bases, and Solubility. - Oxidation-Reduction. - Kinetics. - Organic Chemistry econd Year 1" Semester EM210.Differential equations and mathematical techniques (4 hours) Differential equations of first order, differential equations of second order, Differential equations of n order linear differential equations, system of ordinary differential equations, application to those different types of equations. ME 212 Engineering Drawing I (4 hours) ‘Introduction to engineering drawing, , Orthographic projection, first and third angles of projection Auxiliary projection, section drawing, perspective and isometric drawing, threads and threaded fasteners, limits, fits and tolerances.CE 215 Mechanies of Materials (3 hours) Static and first Principles : Direct Stresses & Strains; Shear force & Stress: Elastic constant , Compounds Bars Shearing force & Bending Moment ; Bending stresses Torsion ; Deflection of Beams (Macaulay's Method) ; Cylinder & Sphere EE 214 Introduction to Electronic Engineering _1(3 hours) Introduction to semiconductor physics. Semiconductor devices: characteristics and operation. Diode applications: rectifiers, limiters, ete. BJT and FET transisiors applications: amplifiers and switching circuits, integrated circuits: types, fabrication, and properties. Digital circuits and logic design. Introduction to microprocessor. Measurement Equipment. Data logging systems. EM 211 Introduction to computer Science (3 hour) Overview of computer history, organization, systems and terminology, number systems, Data representation in digital computers. computer peripherals. Types of ‘operating systems. Overview of programming languages. Introduction to the basic Function of computer: Word Processing, communication facilities, spread sheets and other software packages, graphies, security and privacy, human factor and networks, introduction to microcomputers (introduction of hypothesis language to solve some problems) 2" Semester EM 220 Statistics (4 hours) Statistic concepts in modern society; frequency distribution, the normal distribution, element of statistical inference, estimation and hypothesis testing, contingency tables, linear regression and correlation, simple analysis of variance. Introduction to the basic Theory of probability and its applications. Basie concepts of probability, random variables, and their distribution funetions ME 221£ngineering Materials Seienees (4 hours) Historical background — materials science and materials engineering — basic concepts of the internal construction of materials — categorization of engineering ‘materials — the properties of materials — concepts and types of materials behavior ~ internal construction and structure growth of materials (crystallization) — modification of materials properties — heat treatments of carbon steel alloy steels- apes of metal alloys-phase diagrams and equilibrium- uses of metal alloys. Types of plastic and their uses, types of ceramics and their uses. - Composite materials and their uses, - Semi conducting materials and new trends in engineering materials. LABORATORY course based upon above syllabus. ME 222 Engineering Drawing 2 (4 hours) Descriptive Geometry; section of solids, development of surfaces, intersection of surfaces, Mechanical and Assembly Drawing CF 224 Introduction to Civil Engineering (3 hours) Trusses Analysis; Engineering geometric properties of section ; Concrete Technology; Shear siress in Beams; Built-in & continuous Beams; Deflection on beams (surface area method); Reinforced Concrete Beams.ZE 224 Introduction to Electrical Engineering (3 hours) Basie of electricity, electrical components and measurements. Electric circuits: DC & AC networks, Magnetism and electromagnetism. Electric energy sources. Alternating- current electricity. Electrical energy conversion. Electrical instruments. Generators and motors £M221 Computer Programming (3 hours) Introduction and Basie machine orientation. Data types (simple and structured). The use of pointers. Dynamic memory management. Linked lists and trees. Recursion Binary /O. random number generation. Multi — file programs and make. Third Year 1" Semester EM310 Numerical Analysis (4 hours) Solution of equations, solution of linear equations, solution of non-linear simultaneous equations, solving the egenvalue problem, solution of initial value problems, introduction to the solution of partial differential equations ME 311 Thermodynamics 1 (4 hours) Thermodynamic systems, boundary and surroundings, property, state, path and process, cycle. Heat and work properties; temperature and pressure measurements, first low of thermodynamics, internal energy and enthalpy. Non-flow processes. Second low of thermodynamics and its corollaries, Entropy, reversibility and irreversibility. Thermodynamic relations. MES12 Fluid Mechanics 1 (4 hours) Physical properties of fluids, methods of analysis, system, control volume, fluid static's, buoyancy, basic equation of fluid mechanics, conservation of mass, energy and momentum. Dimensional analysis and similitude flow in pipes, flow in open channels, methods of measurements, ME 313 Mechanics of machines (4 hours) Kinematics: velocity and acceleration diagrams. Instantaneous centres, kinematics analysis by complex numbers. Balancing: balancing of rotating and reciprocating masses. Kinetics: inertia effects, piston effort diagrams, crank effort diagrams, fluctuation of speed Flywheel size. ME 314 Mechanics of materials (3 hours) Geometry and analysis of stress and strain, system complex stress, mohrs circles of stress and strain, principle stresses and strains, strain rosettes, stress ellipsoid. Theory of failure. Thick cylinders: simple, compound and wire wound. Helical, spiral and leaf springs. Rotating discs, strus; Euler and rankine equations. Bending of curved bars.