Courses

Departmental Requirements for B.Sc. Engineering (Agricultural Engineering)
In addition to the University and Faculty requirements to graduate with a B.Sc. Engineering (Agricultural) a student must pass the following courses not lower than “D”:...

Introduction: Definition of management. Evolution and Perspectives of Management: classical, human relations and management science. Hierarchy of Management, Managerial roles and Management Styles.  Inside and Outside an Organisation:  adapting to...

Course discussions cover contracts (formation, performance, breach, and termination), corporations and partnerships, insurance, professional liability, risk management, environmental law, torts, property law, evidence and dispute resolution.  The course...

Probability functions axioms and rules, counting techniques, conditional probability, independence and mutually exclusive events. Discrete Random Variable: Expectation and variance, Binomial distribution, Hypergeometric distribution, Poisson distribution,...

Probability functions axioms and rules, counting techniques, conditional probability, independence and mutually exclusive events. Discrete Random Variable: Expectation and variance, Binomial distribution, Hypergeometric distribution, Poisson distribution,...

Matrices and vector operations, linear homogeneous systems, Eigen-vectors and values. Numerical errors, absolute and relative errors, stability and convergence of numerical algorithms. Interpolation Methods: Lagrange polynomials, finite differences, least...

Audience Analysis, Types of Genres, Preparing an outline. Referencing and Documentation. Illustrations: table and figures, bar charts, graphs, organization charts, flow sheets, drawing and photographs. Research proposal writing, Technical Style: use of...

Fundamental concepts of thermodynamics. First and second Laws of Thermodynamics and their applications. Properties of Substances: Properties of pure, simple and compressible substances. Introduction to Gas and Vapor Power Cycles. 

Introduction: nature of fluids, analysis of fluid behaviour, viscosity, surface tension and capillary effects. Fluid Statics: hydrostatic forces on submerged plane and curved surfaces; buoyancy and stability; Elementary Fluid Dynamics: static, dynamic and...

Introduction: Basic concepts of material bonding, material structure and material defects.  Properties of Materials: Mechanical properties, thermal properties, electronic and ionic conductivity of materials, dielectric and magnetic properties of...