Plan Guide

YARMOUK UNIVERSITY

Hijjawi Faculty for Engineering Technology

Study Plan For Obtaining B.Sc. Degree In Engineering At

Hijjawi Faculty For Engineering Technology

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Hijjawi Faculty for Engineering Technology was established in 1984 in cooperation between Yarmouk University and Hisham Adeep Hijjawi Scientific Foundation. It was started as a three years technical college with the aim to contribute in the development of productive Jordanian Technicians.

Owing to the increasing necessity for graduate Engineers, the decision was taken to upgrade the level of the college to be a Faculty offering B.Sc. Degrees in Applied Engineering in non conventional specializations, which makes it a pioneering faculty in this field. Rapid steps, were, taken to coop with the decision and the University, in collaboration with the Hijjawi Foundation, continued to foster the progress and development of the faculty programs and courses.

Again, in order to follow up the rapid development in all aspects of the Electrical Engineering as well as to meet the necessity for highly qualified graduate Engineer, the decision was taken to upgrade the level of the college to be a faculty offering B.Sc. Degrees in Engineering Technology. Accordingly, the study plan has increased from 153 to 167 credit hours. More specialized courses, related to the technology, are considered.

The B.Sc. Degree is awarded after completing 167 credit hours, subdivided into University, Faculty and department requirement. Courses which tends to be of a more theoretical nature constitute about 45%. Another 45% are for courses that tend to be more practical.

Field training allotted 9 credit hours, remains of six month duration. It is planned to be taken after completing the prerequisites, normally after the Fourth year.

The graduation project is divided into two courses, the primary one which proceeds the field training and the secondary one which follows the field training.

The existing departments lie in the field of Electrical Engineering which are: Electronic, Communication, Computer & Control and Machine & Power Engineering.

The college maintains laboratories for work in all the departments, where the basic as well as the advance laboratories are equipped with state of the art range of instrumentation and apparatus. The computing facilities are based on ethernet network (Sun Sparce 1000 server) linking many Sun workstations and Variety of PCs. Its also connected to the University computing facility, at the computer center, which is based on VAX 6000-410 machine.

Study Plan

The study plan that leads to Bachelor of Science Degree in Engineering Technology at Hijjawi Faculty For Engineering Technology at Yarmouk University was issued in accordance with the regulation for Awarding B.Sc. Degree at Y.U., No. (2) for 1989 issued in accordance with By-law No. (76) for 1976, and are effective as of September (1) 1989.

1- Hijjawi Faculty for Engineering Technology offers study plans that leads to B.Sc. Degree in the following specializations:

a- Electronics Engineering.

b- Communications Engineering.

c- Computers and Control Engineering.

d- Electrical Power and Machines Engineering.

2- The minimum number of credit hours, in all the departments, required for obtaining the B.Sc. Degree from the faculty is 167 credit hours.

3- Provision of the regulations that lead to the B.Sc. Degree at Yarmouk University No. (2) for 1989 shall apply also to Hijjawi Faculty for Engineering Technology.

4- Admission to the Faculty shall be in accordance with the Admission Regulations at Yarmouk University.

5- B.Sc. Degree is awarded in all specialization that are offered at Hijjawi Faculty For Engineering Technology after completing the following requirement of paragraph (5) of the regulation No. (2) for 1989:

First: University Requirements (21 credit hours):

A-	Compulsory Requirements (12 credit hours): MS100, AR100, EN100, EN11B

Course	Course Title	No. of Hours				Prerequisites
No.		Theory	Practical	Credit
MS100*	Military Science	3	-	3	-
AR 100	Arabic Language	3	-	3	-
EN 100	English Language Skills	3	-	3	-
EN 111B	Skill In Reading and Listening	3	-	3	-

* For Jordanians, it is considered from the minimum credit hours to obtain the B.Sc. Degree. Results given as pass or faild. It is forgiven for the student who were graduated from the Royal Military College, or equivelent. For non-Jordanians, they may take the course (Hist. 376, Modern Jordan History) as a replacement, and in this case the result is credited and counted within the total average.

B-	Elective Requirements (9 credit hours): To be chosen by the student from the following groups:

Group 1: Faculty of Science:

Course No.	Course Title	No. of credit hours
Bio 100	General Health and Health Education	3 credit hrs.
Env. 100	Environment and Society	3 credit hrs.
CS 100	Introduction to Computer and Applications	3 credit hrs.

Group 2: Faculty of Arts:

Course No.	Course Title	No. of credit hours
Hist 100	History of Jordan Throughout Ages	3 credit hrs.
Ar. 102	Arabic Language	3 credit hrs.
PS 100	Contemporary Issues	3 credit hrs.
Soc 100	Jordanian Society	3 credit hrs.
J 100	Communicational Culture	3 credit hrs.

Group 3: Faculty of Economics and Administrative Sciences:

Course No.	Course Title	No. of credit hours
BF 100	Financial Sector and Development in Jordan	3 credit hrs.
BA 100	Marketing and Consumer Protection	3 credit hrs.
PAD 100	Administration and Society	3 credit hrs.
Acc 100	Accountancy for Non-specialists	3 credit hrs.
Econ 100	Economics and the Jordan Society	3 credit hrs.
LAW 100	Law in Our Life	3 credit hrs.
LAW 100	Human Rights	3 credit hrs.

Group 4: Faculty of Education and Fine Arts:

Course No.	Course Title	No. of credit hours
P.E 100	Athletics in Our Life	3 credit hrs.
F.A. 100	Aesthetic Culture	3 credit hrs.
Ed 100	Introduction to Education	3 credit hrs.
Ed 102	Introduction to Psychology	3 credit hrs.
Ed 103	Education and Environment	3 credit hrs.
Ed 105a	Introduction to Library Sciences	3 credit hrs.

Group 6: Faculty of Sharia and Islamic Studies:

Course No.	Course Title	No. of credit hours
ShQ 100	Islamic Culture	3 credit hrs.
ShF 100	Islamic System	3 credit hrs.
ShF 101	Family System in Islam	3 credit hrs.

Group 7: Faculty of Physical Training:

Course No.	Course Title	No. of credit hours
PE 100	Aslatics in our Life	3 credit hrs.
PE 173	Physical Fitniss for Society	3 credit hrs.
PE 174	Introduction to Sport Activity	3 credit hrs.

Second:

Faculty Requirements (30 credit hours):

Math 101, Math 102, Phys 101, Phys 102, Phys 105, Phys 106, Chem 101, Chem 105, GEE 201, GEE 214, GEE 220, GA 303.

Course	Course Title	No. of Hours				Prerequisites
No.		Theory	Practical	Credit
Math. 101	Differentiation and Integration 1	3	-	3	-
Math. 102	Differentiation and Integration 2	3	-	3	Math. 101
Phys. 101	General Physics I	3	-	3	-
Phys. 102	General Physics II	3	-	3	Phys. 101
Phys. 105	General Physics Lab. I	-	3	1	Phys. 101
Phys. 106	General Physics Lab. II	-	3	1	Phys. 102
Chem. 101	General Chemistry	3	-	3	-
Chem. 105	General Chemistry Lab.	-	3	1	Chem. 101
GEE 201	Engineering Drawing	1	6	3	-
GEE 214	Engineering Mechanics	3	-	3	-
GEE 220	Engineering Workshops	1	6	3	GEE. 201*
GA 303	Production Management	3	-	3	-

* Corequisite

Third:

Department Requirements:

1.	Compulsory Requirements (107 credit hours):

1.1	Mathmatics and Numerical Analysis (9 credit hrs.): GEE 210, GEE 270, GEE 310
1.2	Electromagentics (3 credit hrs.): CME 338
1.3	Electrical Circuits (7 credit hrs.): GEE 240, PME 242, PME 243
1.4	Electronics (7 credit hrs.): ELE 256, ELE 277, ELE 356
1.5	Measurements and Instrumentations (3 credit hrs.): GEE 260
1.6	Communication (4 credit hrs.): CME 418, CME 419
1.7	Computers (14 credit hrs.): CCE 204, CCE 300, CCE 304, CCE 305, CCE 404, CCE 405
1.8	Control Systems (4 credit hrs.): PME 314, PME 315
1.9	Primary Graduation Project (6 credit hrs.): PME 498, PME 598
1.10	Power and Machines Specialization (42 credit hrs.): PME 221, ELE 246, ELE 306, PME 352, PME 353, PME 362, PME 392, PME 393, PME 400, PME 401, PME 402, PME 403, PME 406, PME 422, PME 432, PME 442, PME 552, PME 553
1.11	Field Training (9 credit hrs.): ELE 500 It is of six month duration (the first, or second semester in addition to the summer semester) during which the academic staff from the department continuously follow up the training by doing regular field visits to training locations.

Course	Course Title	No. of Hours					Prerequisites
No.		Theory	Practical	Credit
CCE 204	Introduction to Programming	2	3	3	-
GEE 210	Eng. Mathematics I	3	-	3	Math. 102
PME 221	Electrical Workshops	1	3	2	Phys. 102
GEE 240	Electrical Circuits I	3	-	3	Phys. 102
PME 242	Electrical Circuits II	3	-	3	GEE 240
PME 243A	Electrical Circuits Lab.	-	3	1	PME 242
ELE 246	Theory of Semiconductors	3	-	3	GEE 240*
ELE 256	Electronics I	3	-	3	ELE 246
GEE 260	Measurements & Instrumentation	2	3	3	ELE 256*
GEE 270	Numerical Analysis & Applications	2	3	3	CCE 204
ELE 277	Electronics I Lab.	-	3	1	ELE 256
CCE 300	Computer Systems	1	3	2	GEE 270
CCE 304	Digital Logic	3	-	3	ELE 256
CCE 305	Digital Logic Lab.	-	3	1	CCE 304
ELE 306	Electrical Materials Technology	2	-	2	PME 242*
GEE 310	Eng. Mathematics II	3	-	3	GEE 210
CCE 314	Automatic Control Theory	3	-	3	PME 242
CCE 315	Automatic Control Lab.		3	1	CCE 314
CME 338	Electromagnetic Theory	3	-	3	GEE 310
PME 352	Electrical Machines I	3	-	3	PME 242
PME 353	Electrical Machines I Lab.	-	3	1	PME 352
ELE 356	Electronic Circuits II	3	-	3	ELE 256
PME 358	Thermodynamics and Fluid Mechanics	3	-	3	PHYS 102
PME 362A	Electrical Power Systems	3	-	3	PME 242
PME 392	Power Electronics I	3	-	3	ELE 356
PME 393	Power Electronics I Lab.	-	3	1	PME 392
PME 400	Electrical Measurements	2	-	2	GEE 260
PME 401	Electrical Measurements Lab.	-	3	1	PME 400
PME 402	Electrical Machines II	3	-	3	PME 352
PME 403	Electrical Machines II Lab.	-	3	1	PME 402
CCE 404	Microprocessors	3	-	3	CCE 304
CCE 405	Microprocessors Lab.	-	3	1	CCE 404
PME 406	High Voltage Engineering I	3	-	3	PME 362*
CME 418	Communications Systems	3	-	3	GEE 310
CME 419	Communications Systems Lab.	-	3	1	CME 418
PME 422	Power Stations	2	-	2	PME 358
PME 432	Electrical Maintenance	-	6	2	PME 402
PME 442	Power System Analysis I	3	-	3	PME 362
PME 498	Primary Graduation Project			3	Directed by the Department
PME 500	Field Training	Six months			9	Directed by the Department
PME 552	Electrical Power Protection	3	-	3	PME 362
PME 553	Electrical Power Protection Lab.	-	3	1	PME 552
PME 598	Secondary Graduation Project			3	Directed by the Department

* Corequisite

2.	Elective Requirements (9 credit hours): The student shall select 9 credit hours of the following courses: PME 404, PME 502, PME 512, PME 513, PME 522, PME 528, PME 532, PME 542, PME 546, PME 550, PME 562, PME 571, PME 572, PME 582, PME 583, PME 584

Course	Course Title	No. of Hours				Prerequisites
No.		Theory	Practical	Credit
PME 404	Power Distribution Systems	3	-	3	PME 362
PME 502	Power Electronics II	3	-	3	PME 392
PME 512	Variable Speed Drives	2	-	2	PME 392
PME 513	Variable Speed Drives Lab.	-	3	1	PME 512*
PME 522	Power System Analysis.	3	-	3	PME 442
PME 528	Electrical Wiring and Illumination	2	-	2	PME 404
PME 532	Electrical Machines III	3	-	3	PME 402
PME 542	Special Electrical Machines	2	-	2	PME 402
PME 546	Design of Electrical Machines	3	-	3	PME 402
PME 550	Power Systems Stability	3	-	3	PME 442
PME 562	Design and Erection of Electrical Power Systems	3	-	3	PME 362
PME 571	Energy Conversion and Utilization	2	-	2	PME 402
PME 572	New and Renewable Energy Sources	2	-	2	PME 362
PME 582	High Voltage Engineering II	2	-	2	PME 406
PME 583	High Voltage Engineering Lab.	-	3	1	PME 406
PME 584	Electrical Conditions Transients in Power Systems	1	-	1	Directed by the Department

* Corequisite