# Studiety

> Student-written course reviews, past-paper and exam archives, peer tutors and a
> timetable builder for university students in Lebanon. Studiety covers AUB (American University of Beirut) and NDU (Notre Dame University – Louaize) and LAU (Lebanese American University).

Studiety answers the question students ask before they register: what is this
course actually like? Reviews are written by students who took the course, except for
2,122 older ones carried over from the student Facebook group Studiety grew
out of, which are labelled as such on the page and in each course's Markdown copy.
Every past paper, syllabus and set of notes is shared by students who sat the
class. Course codes, titles, credits and catalogue descriptions come from the
universities' own registrar catalogues.

Coverage as of 13 November 2026: 7,817 courses, 4,499 student reviews, 1,967 shared course files and 2,797 professors.

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## American University of Beirut (AUB)

- [AUB course directory](https://studiety.com/aub): search and filter all 2,016 AUB courses by subject, faculty, level and General Education requirement.
- [All AUB subjects](https://studiety.com/aub/subjects): 134 subject hubs, each listing every course in it.
- [AUB professors](https://studiety.com/aub/professors): 1,451 professors, the courses they teach and what students said about them.
- [AUB past papers, exams and notes](https://studiety.com/aub/past-papers): 1,967 student-shared files — exams, quizzes, syllabi, notes and assignments.
- [AUB tutors](https://studiety.com/aub/tutors): students offering paid tutoring in a specific course.
- [AUB schedule builder](https://studiety.com/aub/schedule): builds a conflict-free timetable from the term's real sections (sign-in required).
- [Complete AUB course index (Markdown)](https://studiety.com/aub/courses.md): every course with its code, title, credits and contribution counts.

### AUB subjects

- [Accounting](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/accounting): 9 courses, 48 reviews, 23 files
- [Agribusiness](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/agribusiness): 1 course
- [Agricultural Business](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/agricultural-business): 14 courses, 17 reviews, 4 files
- [Agricultural Science](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/agricultural-science): 35 courses, 3 reviews
- [Agriculture](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/agriculture): 3 courses, 1 review
- [American Studies](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/american-studies): 2 courses, 5 reviews, 2 files
- [AMST](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/amst): 2 courses, 3 files
- [Anatomy, Cell Biology and Physiological Sciences](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/anatomy-cell-biology-and-physiological-sciences): 1 course, 1 review
- [Animal and Veterinary Sciences](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/animal-and-veterinary-sciences): 16 courses, 8 reviews
- [ARAB](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/arab): 1 course, 8 reviews
- [Arabic](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/arabic): 48 courses, 148 reviews, 3 files
- [Archaeology](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/archaeology): 22 courses, 20 reviews
- [Architecture](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/architecture): 32 courses, 10 reviews, 1 file
- [Art History](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/art-history): 22 courses, 20 reviews
- [Biochemistry](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/biochemistry): 25 courses
- [BIOL](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/biol): 2 courses, 1 review, 1 file
- [Biology](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/biology): 68 courses, 101 reviews, 111 files
- [Biomedical Engineering](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/biomedical-engineering): 41 courses
- [Biomedical Sciences](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/biomedical-sciences): 12 courses
- [Business](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/business): 14 courses, 67 reviews, 5 files
- [Chemical Engineering](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/chemical-engineering): 43 courses, 14 reviews
- [Chemistry](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/chemistry): 41 courses, 179 reviews, 72 files
- [CHLA](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/chla): 2 courses, 4 reviews
- [Civil & Environmental Eng'g](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/civil-and-environmental-eng-g): 52 courses, 2 files
- [Civil And Environmental Engineering](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/civil-and-environmental-engineering): 21 courses, 30 reviews, 36 files
- [CMPS](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/cmps): 6 courses, 13 reviews
- [Computational Science](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/computational-science): 5 courses
- [Computer Science](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/computer-science): 38 courses, 88 reviews, 61 files
- [Course Academic Accommodations](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/course-academic-accommodations): 1 course, 26 reviews
- [Critical Humanities](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/critical-humanities): 10 courses, 64 reviews, 19 files
- [CVSP](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/cvsp): 9 courses, 36 reviews
- [Decision System](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/decision-system): 4 courses
- [Decision Systems](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/decision-systems): 6 courses, 49 reviews, 47 files
- [Diagnostic Radiology](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/diagnostic-radiology): 6 courses, 6 files
- [ECON](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/econ): 2 courses, 2 files
- [Economics](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/economics): 36 courses, 118 reviews, 120 files
- [Education](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/education): 65 courses, 107 reviews
- [EECE](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/eece): 8 courses, 1 review, 9 files
- [Electrical & Computer Eng'g](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/electrical-and-computer-eng-g): 89 courses, 2 reviews, 16 files
- [Electrical And Computer Engineering](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/electrical-and-computer-engineering): 37 courses, 190 reviews, 172 files
- [Energy Studies](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/energy-studies): 13 courses
- [Engineering and Architecture](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/engineering-and-architecture): 2 courses
- [Engineering Management](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/engineering-management): 29 courses, 1 review, 11 files
- [ENGL](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/engl): 14 courses, 3 reviews, 12 files
- [English](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/english): 50 courses, 353 reviews, 35 files
- [ENHL](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/enhl): 2 courses, 2 files
- [ENMG](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/enmg): 8 courses, 8 files
- [ENST](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/enst): 1 course, 1 review
- [Entrepreneurship](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/entrepreneurship): 8 courses, 5 reviews, 3 files
- [Environmental Health](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/environmental-health): 18 courses, 8 reviews, 10 files
- [Environmental Science](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/environmental-science): 11 courses
- [Epidemiology & Population Hlth](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/epidemiology-and-population-hlth): 33 courses
- [Epidemiology and Biostatistics](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/epidemiology-and-biostatistics): 2 courses, 6 reviews
- [Finance](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/finance): 11 courses, 24 reviews, 73 files
- [Food Safety](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/food-safety): 1 course
- [Food Security](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/food-security): 16 courses
- [GEOL](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/geol): 1 course, 1 review
- [Geology](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/geology): 20 courses, 40 reviews, 19 files
- [Graphic Design](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/graphic-design): 23 courses
- [Health Management & Policy](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/health-management-and-policy): 8 courses, 5 reviews, 3 files
- [Health Promot& Community Healt](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/health-promot-and-community-healt): 19 courses, 1 file
- [Health Promotion & Community Health](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/health-promotion-and-community-health): 5 courses, 24 reviews, 3 files
- [HIST](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/hist): 1 course, 1 review
- [History](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/history): 31 courses, 33 reviews
- [HMPD](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/hmpd): 1 course, 1 file
- [HPCH](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/hpch): 2 courses, 2 files
- [Human Morphology](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/human-morphology): 15 courses
- [Humanitar.Eng.&Pub.Health Inno](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/humanitar-eng-and-pub-health-inno): 1 course
- [Industrial Engineering](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/industrial-engineering): 1 course
- [Industrial Engineering and Management](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/industrial-engineering-and-management): 16 courses, 25 reviews, 23 files
- [Information Systems](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/information-systems): 4 courses, 13 reviews, 70 files
- [Inter-Profess.Edu.&Collab.](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/inter-profess-edu-and-collab): 1 course
- [Interdepartmental Teaching](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/interdepartmental-teaching): 1 course
- [Islamic Studies](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/islamic-studies): 9 courses
- [Laboratory Medicine](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/laboratory-medicine): 13 courses, 4 reviews, 11 files
- [Landscape Design & Eco-Management](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/landscape-design-and-eco-management): 4 courses, 9 reviews
- [Landscape Design & Eco-Managmn](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/landscape-design-and-eco-managmn): 39 courses
- [M.Busines Analytics](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/m-busines-analytics): 11 courses
- [Management](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/management): 7 courses, 35 reviews, 53 files
- [Marine Sciences and Culture](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/marine-sciences-and-culture): 5 courses, 2 reviews
- [Marketing](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/marketing): 9 courses, 27 reviews, 54 files
- [Mast.in Human Resources Managm](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/mast-in-human-resources-managm): 10 courses
- [Master in Finance](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/master-in-finance): 10 courses
- [MATH](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/math): 1 course, 1 file
- [Mathematics](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/mathematics): 39 courses, 205 reviews, 194 files
- [MBA Integrative Foundat.Period](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/mba-integrative-foundat-period): 2 courses
- [MCOM](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/mcom): 10 courses, 2 reviews, 9 files
- [Mechanical Engineering](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/mechanical-engineering): 71 courses, 56 reviews, 42 files
- [Media Studies](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/media-studies): 32 courses, 33 reviews, 13 files
- [Medical Imaging Sciences](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/medical-imaging-sciences): 12 courses, 10 reviews, 12 files
- [Medical Laboratory Sciences](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/medical-laboratory-sciences): 8 courses, 8 reviews, 11 files
- [Microbiology & Immunology](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/microbiology-and-immunology): 15 courses
- [Middle Eastern Studies](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/middle-eastern-studies): 19 courses
- [MKTG](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/mktg): 2 courses, 3 files
- [MNGT](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/mngt): 1 course, 1 file
- [MUSC](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/musc): 1 course, 1 review
- [Music](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/music): 13 courses, 21 reviews
- [Nursing](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/nursing): 63 courses, 4 reviews
- [Nutrition & Food Science](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/nutrition-and-food-science): 66 courses, 56 reviews, 3 files
- [Orthodont.&Dentofacial Orthope](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/orthodont-and-dentofacial-orthope): 10 courses
- [PBHL](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/pbhl): 2 courses, 2 files
- [Petroleum Geosciences](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/petroleum-geosciences): 1 course
- [Pharmacology and Therapeutics](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/pharmacology-and-therapeutics): 9 courses
- [PHIL](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/phil): 1 course, 1 file
- [Philosophy](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/philosophy): 29 courses, 149 reviews, 13 files
- [PHYS](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/phys): 1 course, 1 review
- [Physics](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/physics): 44 courses, 70 reviews, 145 files
- [Physiology](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/physiology): 10 courses, 4 reviews, 3 files
- [Political Stud & Public Adm](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/political-stud-and-public-adm): 18 courses, 2 reviews
- [Political Studies and Public Administration](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/political-studies-and-public-administration): 15 courses, 69 reviews, 14 files
- [PSPA](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/pspa): 4 courses, 11 files
- [PSYC](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/psyc): 2 courses, 2 files
- [Psychology](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/psychology): 29 courses, 80 reviews, 153 files
- [Psychopathology](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/psychopathology): 4 courses
- [Public Health](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/public-health): 7 courses
- [Public Health Nutrition](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/public-health-nutrition): 13 courses
- [Public Policy&Internat.Affairs](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/public-policy-and-internat-affairs): 15 courses
- [Rural Community Development](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/rural-community-development): 9 courses
- [SHARP](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/sharp): 16 courses
- [SOAN](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/soan): 1 course, 1 file
- [Sociology](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/sociology): 14 courses, 80 reviews, 14 files
- [Sociology-Anthropology](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/sociology-anthropology): 15 courses, 1 file
- [Statistics](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/statistics): 10 courses, 39 reviews, 89 files
- [Studio Art](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/studio-art): 12 courses
- [Studio Arts](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/studio-arts): 1 course
- [Theater](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/theater): 1 course, 4 reviews
- [Theatre](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/theatre): 2 courses
- [THTR](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/thtr): 1 course, 1 review
- [Univ.Prepar.Progr.Inform.Techn](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/univ-prepar-progr-inform-techn): 2 courses
- [Univ.Preparatory Progr.English](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/univ-preparatory-progr-english): 2 courses
- [Univ.Preparatory Progr.Humanit](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/univ-preparatory-progr-humanit): 1 course
- [Univ.Preparatory Progr.Mathem.](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/univ-preparatory-progr-mathem): 2 courses
- [Urban Design](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/urban-design): 9 courses
- [Urban Planning](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/urban-planning): 12 courses

### AUB courses students have written most about

- [ENGL 203 — Academic English](https://studiety.com/aub/course/588): 4.1/5 from 47 ratings · 123 student reviews · 5 shared files · 1 tutor
- [MATH 201 — Calculus and Analytical Geometry III](https://studiety.com/aub/course/645): 4.0/5 from 28 ratings · 61 student reviews · 34 shared files · 2 tutors
- [ENGL 204 — Advanced Academic English](https://studiety.com/aub/course/741): 4.1/5 from 38 ratings · 63 student reviews
- [STAT 230 — Introduction to Probability and Statistics](https://studiety.com/aub/course/714): 3.0/5 from 9 ratings · 19 student reviews · 81 shared files
- [MATH 251 — Numerical Computing](https://studiety.com/aub/course/651): 3.8/5 from 10 ratings · 18 student reviews · 81 shared files
- [MNGT 215 — Fundamentals of Management and organizational](https://studiety.com/aub/course/635): 3.9/5 from 7 ratings · 28 student reviews · 53 shared files
- [ECON 212 — Elementary Macroeconomics Theory](https://studiety.com/aub/course/565): 4.0/5 from 22 ratings · 39 student reviews · 28 shared files · 1 tutor
- [PHIL 210 — Ethics](https://studiety.com/aub/course/664): 4.2/5 from 32 ratings · 51 student reviews · 2 shared files
- [INFO 200 — Foundations of Information Systems](https://studiety.com/aub/course/633): 13 student reviews · 70 shared files
- [FINA 210 — Business Finance](https://studiety.com/aub/course/613): 11 student reviews · 72 shared files · 2 tutors
- [CHEM 201 — Chemical Principles](https://studiety.com/aub/course/525): 3.6/5 from 21 ratings · 38 student reviews · 12 shared files
- [PHYS 204L — Classical Physics for Life Sciences Laboratory](https://studiety.com/aub/course/2482): 86 shared files
- [MKTG 210 — Principles of Marketing](https://studiety.com/aub/course/638): 17 student reviews · 48 shared files
- [ACCT 210 — Financial Accounting](https://studiety.com/aub/course/478): 31 student reviews · 18 shared files · 1 tutor
- [PSYC 201 — Introduction to Psychological Sciences](https://studiety.com/aub/course/671): 4.0/5 from 4 ratings · 28 student reviews · 24 shared files
- [MATH 218 — Elementary Linear Algebra with Applications](https://studiety.com/aub/course/650): 4.0/5 from 11 ratings · 25 student reviews · 29 shared files
- [ECON 203 — Survey of Economics](https://studiety.com/aub/course/769): 4.3/5 from 6 ratings · 25 student reviews · 28 shared files
- [ECON 211 — Elementary Microeconomics Theory](https://studiety.com/aub/course/557): 3.4/5 from 9 ratings · 27 student reviews · 23 shared files
- [CHEM 200 — Basic Chemistry and Applications](https://studiety.com/aub/course/512): 3.9/5 from 15 ratings · 31 student reviews · 6 shared files
- [SOAN 201 — Introduction to Sociology](https://studiety.com/aub/course/677): 4.4/5 from 20 ratings · 33 student reviews · 1 shared file
- [EECE 471 — Fundamentals of Power Systems Analysis](https://studiety.com/aub/course/579): 1 student review · 63 shared files
- [EECE 210 — Electric Circuits](https://studiety.com/aub/course/571): 3.8/5 from 8 ratings · 30 student reviews · 4 shared files · 1 tutor
- [DCSN 205 — Managerial Decision Making](https://studiety.com/aub/course/555): 18 student reviews · 27 shared files
- [PHIL 201 — Introduction to Philosophy](https://studiety.com/aub/course/661): 3.9/5 from 16 ratings · 30 student reviews · 2 shared files
- [PSPA 201 — Introduction to Political Science](https://studiety.com/aub/course/699): 3.9/5 from 17 ratings · 29 student reviews · 1 shared file
- [DCSN 200 — Operations Management](https://studiety.com/aub/course/554): 20 student reviews · 19 shared files
- [ENGL 102 — Enrichment Course in English](https://studiety.com/aub/course/796): 3.9/5 from 17 ratings · 27 student reviews
- [CAA 101 — Course Academic Accommodations](https://studiety.com/aub/course/2860): 26 student reviews
- [EECE 230 — Introduction to Programming](https://studiety.com/aub/course/584): 25 student reviews · 2 shared files
- [ENGL 206 — Technical English](https://studiety.com/aub/course/751): 3.3/5 from 10 ratings · 24 student reviews · 2 shared files
- [EECE 330 — Data Structures and Algorithms](https://studiety.com/aub/course/775): 13 student reviews · 24 shared files
- [SOAN 203 — Introduction to Anthropology](https://studiety.com/aub/course/678): 3.8/5 from 17 ratings · 24 student reviews · 1 shared file
- [CHLA 201 — Ancient Near East & Classical Civilization](https://studiety.com/aub/course/542): 20 student reviews · 9 shared files
- [PSYC 214 — Adult Abnormal Psychology](https://studiety.com/aub/course/1024): 5 student reviews · 39 shared files
- [ARAB 201 — Questions in Contemporary Arab Culture](https://studiety.com/aub/course/697): 3.9/5 from 12 ratings · 22 student reviews · 3 shared files
- [MATH 210 — Introduction To Analysis](https://studiety.com/aub/course/649): 3.7/5 from 6 ratings · 21 student reviews · 3 shared files
- [MATH 204 — Mathematics for Social Sciences II](https://studiety.com/aub/course/648): 16 student reviews · 13 shared files
- [MECH 310 — Thermodynamics I](https://studiety.com/aub/course/761): 9 student reviews · 27 shared files
- [MATH 202 — Differential Equations](https://studiety.com/aub/course/646): 4.0/5 from 3 ratings · 14 student reviews · 15 shared files · 1 tutor
- [CHLA 204 — Contemporary Studies](https://studiety.com/aub/course/543): 20 student reviews · 2 shared files
- [MATH 211 — Discrete Mathematics](https://studiety.com/aub/course/713): 2.8/5 from 5 ratings · 20 student reviews · 2 shared files · 1 tutor
- [CHEM 211 — Organic Chemistry I](https://studiety.com/aub/course/519): 19 student reviews · 3 shared files
- [CMPS 209 — Computers and Programming for the Sciences](https://studiety.com/aub/course/546): 4.8/5 from 4 ratings · 19 student reviews · 3 shared files
- [BUSS 211 — Business Law](https://studiety.com/aub/course/694): 18 student reviews · 4 shared files
- [EDUC 231 — Reading Instruction in Elementary School](https://studiety.com/aub/course/863): 3.9/5 from 10 ratings · 19 student reviews
- [BIOL 201 — General Biology I](https://studiety.com/aub/course/487): 3.9/5 from 7 ratings · 18 student reviews · 2 shared files · 1 tutor
- [CMPS 211 — Discrete Structures](https://studiety.com/aub/course/547): 3.9/5 from 9 ratings · 18 student reviews · 2 shared files
- [EECE 320 — Digital Systems Design](https://studiety.com/aub/course/772): 18 student reviews · 2 shared files
- [CHEM 202 — Introduction to Environmental Chemistry](https://studiety.com/aub/course/513): 3.7/5 from 6 ratings · 17 student reviews · 4 shared files
- [CMPS 201 — Introduction to Programming](https://studiety.com/aub/course/544): 17 student reviews · 3 shared files
- [EECE 473 — Power Electronics](https://studiety.com/aub/course/580): 1 student review · 35 shared files
- [BUSS 215 — Business Ethics](https://studiety.com/aub/course/695): 3.0/5 from 3 ratings · 18 student reviews
- [EDUC 219 — The Use of Computer Applications in Education](https://studiety.com/aub/course/1010): 3.8/5 from 12 ratings · 18 student reviews
- [CHLA 202 — Medieval, Islamic & Renaissance Civilization](https://studiety.com/aub/course/763): 16 student reviews · 4 shared files
- [PHYS 204 — Classical Physics for Life Sciences](https://studiety.com/aub/course/716): 8 student reviews · 20 shared files
- [PSYC 282 — Research Design in Psychology](https://studiety.com/aub/course/788): 3 student reviews · 30 shared files
- [BIOL 223 — Genetics](https://studiety.com/aub/course/506): 2 student reviews · 32 shared files
- [BUSS 200 — Business Statistics](https://studiety.com/aub/course/693): 17 student reviews · 1 shared file · 1 tutor
- [PHYS 210 — Introductory Physics II](https://studiety.com/aub/course/668): 11 student reviews · 13 shared files
- [EDUC 211 — The School and the Social Order](https://studiety.com/aub/course/860): 4.0/5 from 8 ratings · 17 student reviews

### AUB professors students have reviewed most

- [James Roderick Broucek](https://studiety.com/aub/professor/5462-james-roderick-broucek): 21 reviews, 8 courses
- [Bassam Shayya](https://studiety.com/aub/professor/5194-bassam-shayya): 20 reviews, 6 courses
- [Hind Rizkallah](https://studiety.com/aub/professor/5421-hind-rizkallah): 18 reviews, 3 courses
- [Najwa Fuleihan](https://studiety.com/aub/professor/5746-najwa-fuleihan): 18 reviews, 4 courses
- [Aida Arasoghli](https://studiety.com/aub/professor/5116-aida-arasoghli): 17 reviews, 2 courses
- [Mohammad Mansour](https://studiety.com/aub/professor/5693-mohammad-mansour): 17 reviews, 4 courses
- [Ali Chehab](https://studiety.com/aub/professor/5127-ali-chehab): 16 reviews, 40 courses
- [Mahmoud Baassiri](https://studiety.com/aub/professor/5586-mahmoud-baassiri): 16 reviews, 8 courses
- [Rima Iskandarani](https://studiety.com/aub/professor/5879-rima-iskandarani): 16 reviews, 4 courses
- [Ghazi Ghaith](https://studiety.com/aub/professor/5344-ghazi-ghaith): 15 reviews, 11 courses
- [Louay Bazzi](https://studiety.com/aub/professor/5577-louay-bazzi): 15 reviews, 7 courses
- [Marwa Mehio](https://studiety.com/aub/professor/5625-marwa-mehio): 15 reviews, 4 courses
- [Nada Sinnu](https://studiety.com/aub/professor/5725-nada-sinnu): 15 reviews, 3 courses
- [Rabih Sultan](https://studiety.com/aub/professor/5814-rabih-sultan): 15 reviews, 11 courses
- [Rima Deeb](https://studiety.com/aub/professor/5876-rima-deeb): 15 reviews, 3 courses
- [Tarek Ghaddar](https://studiety.com/aub/professor/6029-tarek-ghaddar): 15 reviews, 9 courses
- [Farouk Abi Khuzam](https://studiety.com/aub/professor/5302-farouk-abi-khuzam): 14 reviews, 12 courses
- [Hani Hassan](https://studiety.com/aub/professor/5386-hani-hassan): 14 reviews, 10 courses
- [Houssam Rassy](https://studiety.com/aub/professor/5431-houssam-rassy): 14 reviews, 12 courses
- [Milia Ayache](https://studiety.com/aub/professor/5670-milia-ayache): 14 reviews, 3 courses
- [Noel Ghanem](https://studiety.com/aub/professor/5772-noel-ghanem): 14 reviews, 19 courses
- [Vera Choulhadjian](https://studiety.com/aub/professor/6043-vera-choulhadjian): 14 reviews, 3 courses
- [Loa Aoude](https://studiety.com/aub/professor/5576-loa-aoude): 13 reviews, 4 courses
- [Michella Bou Eid](https://studiety.com/aub/professor/5666-michella-bou-eid): 13 reviews, 4 courses
- [Rabih Jabr](https://studiety.com/aub/professor/5811-rabih-jabr): 13 reviews, 8 courses
- [Souha Riman](https://studiety.com/aub/professor/6007-souha-riman): 13 reviews, 4 courses
- [Zakaria Kambris](https://studiety.com/aub/professor/6097-zakaria-kambris): 13 reviews, 20 courses
- [Zeina Fathallah](https://studiety.com/aub/professor/6102-zeina-fathallah): 13 reviews, 2 courses
- [Bilal Kaafarani](https://studiety.com/aub/professor/5202-bilal-kaafarani): 12 reviews, 9 courses
- [Ghada Awada](https://studiety.com/aub/professor/6226-ghada-awada): 12 reviews, 4 courses

## Notre Dame University – Louaize (NDU)

- [NDU course directory](https://studiety.com/ndu): search and filter all 2,035 NDU courses by subject, faculty, level and General Education requirement.
- [All NDU subjects](https://studiety.com/ndu/subjects): 86 subject hubs, each listing every course in it.
- [NDU professors](https://studiety.com/ndu/professors): 174 professors, the courses they teach and what students said about them.
- [NDU tutors](https://studiety.com/ndu/tutors): students offering paid tutoring in a specific course.
- [Complete NDU course index (Markdown)](https://studiety.com/ndu/courses.md): every course with its code, title, credits and contribution counts.

### NDU subjects

- [Accounting](https://studiety.com/ndu/subject/accounting): 12 courses, 11 reviews
- [ACS](https://studiety.com/ndu/subject/acs): 21 courses
- [ADM](https://studiety.com/ndu/subject/adm): 14 courses
- [Arabic](https://studiety.com/ndu/subject/arabic): 12 courses
- [Architecture](https://studiety.com/ndu/subject/architecture): 53 courses, 97 reviews
- [AST](https://studiety.com/ndu/subject/ast): 7 courses
- [Audio Visual and Film](https://studiety.com/ndu/subject/audio-visual-and-film): 40 courses
- [Banking and Finance](https://studiety.com/ndu/subject/banking-and-finance): 11 courses, 5 reviews
- [BCH](https://studiety.com/ndu/subject/bch): 16 courses
- [Biology](https://studiety.com/ndu/subject/biology): 64 courses, 7 reviews
- [Business](https://studiety.com/ndu/subject/business): 4 courses, 3 reviews
- [Chemical Engineering](https://studiety.com/ndu/subject/chemical-engineering): 40 courses, 24 reviews
- [Chemistry](https://studiety.com/ndu/subject/chemistry): 49 courses, 15 reviews
- [CHI](https://studiety.com/ndu/subject/chi): 2 courses
- [Civil Engineering](https://studiety.com/ndu/subject/civil-engineering): 96 courses, 86 reviews
- [Communication Arts](https://studiety.com/ndu/subject/communication-arts): 40 courses
- [Computer Science](https://studiety.com/ndu/subject/computer-science): 101 courses, 1 review
- [Economics](https://studiety.com/ndu/subject/economics): 21 courses, 25 reviews
- [Education](https://studiety.com/ndu/subject/education): 100 courses
- [Electrical Engineering](https://studiety.com/ndu/subject/electrical-engineering): 108 courses, 7 reviews
- [English](https://studiety.com/ndu/subject/english): 43 courses
- [ENT](https://studiety.com/ndu/subject/ent): 7 courses
- [Environmental Science](https://studiety.com/ndu/subject/environmental-science): 25 courses
- [Fashion Design](https://studiety.com/ndu/subject/fashion-design): 21 courses, 36 reviews
- [FBM](https://studiety.com/ndu/subject/fbm): 9 courses
- [FDP](https://studiety.com/ndu/subject/fdp): 2 courses
- [FEN](https://studiety.com/ndu/subject/fen): 3 courses
- [FMA](https://studiety.com/ndu/subject/fma): 3 courses
- [Food Quality Management](https://studiety.com/ndu/subject/food-quality-management): 25 courses
- [FRC](https://studiety.com/ndu/subject/frc): 7 courses
- [FRM](https://studiety.com/ndu/subject/frm): 9 courses
- [GEM](https://studiety.com/ndu/subject/gem): 2 courses
- [General Engineering](https://studiety.com/ndu/subject/general-engineering): 8 courses, 10 reviews
- [Geology](https://studiety.com/ndu/subject/geology): 4 courses, 3 reviews
- [GIS](https://studiety.com/ndu/subject/gis): 16 courses
- [Graphic Design](https://studiety.com/ndu/subject/graphic-design): 23 courses, 90 reviews
- [HEA](https://studiety.com/ndu/subject/hea): 12 courses
- [HRM](https://studiety.com/ndu/subject/hrm): 11 courses
- [HTM](https://studiety.com/ndu/subject/htm): 17 courses
- [HVM](https://studiety.com/ndu/subject/hvm): 4 courses
- [INL](https://studiety.com/ndu/subject/inl): 14 courses
- [INT](https://studiety.com/ndu/subject/int): 18 courses
- [Interior Design](https://studiety.com/ndu/subject/interior-design): 30 courses, 82 reviews
- [International Affairs](https://studiety.com/ndu/subject/international-affairs): 39 courses
- [ITL](https://studiety.com/ndu/subject/itl): 4 courses
- [Journalism](https://studiety.com/ndu/subject/journalism): 23 courses
- [Law](https://studiety.com/ndu/subject/law): 64 courses
- [Literature](https://studiety.com/ndu/subject/literature): 42 courses
- [LTN](https://studiety.com/ndu/subject/ltn): 1 course
- [MAD](https://studiety.com/ndu/subject/mad): 7 courses
- [Management](https://studiety.com/ndu/subject/management): 21 courses, 13 reviews
- [MAP](https://studiety.com/ndu/subject/map): 2 courses
- [MAR](https://studiety.com/ndu/subject/mar): 12 courses
- [Marketing](https://studiety.com/ndu/subject/marketing): 19 courses, 7 reviews
- [Mathematics](https://studiety.com/ndu/subject/mathematics): 46 courses, 46 reviews
- [MBS](https://studiety.com/ndu/subject/mbs): 3 courses
- [Mechanical Engineering](https://studiety.com/ndu/subject/mechanical-engineering): 92 courses, 40 reviews
- [MIS](https://studiety.com/ndu/subject/mis): 6 courses
- [MLT](https://studiety.com/ndu/subject/mlt): 20 courses
- [MUA](https://studiety.com/ndu/subject/mua): 19 courses
- [MUE](https://studiety.com/ndu/subject/mue): 5 courses
- [MUJ](https://studiety.com/ndu/subject/muj): 18 courses
- [MUM](https://studiety.com/ndu/subject/mum): 9 courses
- [Music](https://studiety.com/ndu/subject/music): 36 courses
- [NGO Management](https://studiety.com/ndu/subject/ngo-management): 29 courses
- [NHS](https://studiety.com/ndu/subject/nhs): 3 courses
- [NUR](https://studiety.com/ndu/subject/nur): 23 courses
- [Nutrition](https://studiety.com/ndu/subject/nutrition): 41 courses
- [PAD](https://studiety.com/ndu/subject/pad): 22 courses
- [Petroleum Engineering](https://studiety.com/ndu/subject/petroleum-engineering): 26 courses
- [Philosophy](https://studiety.com/ndu/subject/philosophy): 7 courses
- [Photography](https://studiety.com/ndu/subject/photography): 19 courses
- [Physical Education and Sports](https://studiety.com/ndu/subject/physical-education-and-sports): 53 courses
- [Physics](https://studiety.com/ndu/subject/physics): 32 courses, 13 reviews
- [Political Science](https://studiety.com/ndu/subject/political-science): 53 courses
- [POR](https://studiety.com/ndu/subject/por): 2 courses
- [PRM](https://studiety.com/ndu/subject/prm): 1 course
- [Psychology](https://studiety.com/ndu/subject/psychology): 42 courses
- [REG](https://studiety.com/ndu/subject/reg): 6 courses
- [ROC](https://studiety.com/ndu/subject/roc): 2 courses
- [SOL](https://studiety.com/ndu/subject/sol): 5 courses
- [SPA](https://studiety.com/ndu/subject/spa): 4 courses
- [Statistics](https://studiety.com/ndu/subject/statistics): 11 courses, 6 reviews
- [Studio Arts](https://studiety.com/ndu/subject/studio-arts): 7 courses, 7 reviews
- [SYR](https://studiety.com/ndu/subject/syr): 1 course
- [Translation](https://studiety.com/ndu/subject/translation): 34 courses

### NDU courses students have written most about

- [MAT 213 — Calculus III](https://studiety.com/ndu/course/2998): 10 student reviews
- [GDP 217 — Conceptual Communication in Digital Media](https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3076): 8 student reviews
- [ARP 224 — Applied Architectural Design I](https://studiety.com/ndu/course/2928): 7 student reviews
- [BIO 204 — Environmental Biology](https://studiety.com/ndu/course/2962): 7 student reviews
- [CHM 211 — Principles of Chemistry](https://studiety.com/ndu/course/2964): 7 student reviews
- [CEN 202 — Statics](https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3006): 7 student reviews
- [ECN 211 — Principles of Microeconomics](https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3038): 7 student reviews
- [ENG 202 — Computers and Engineering](https://studiety.com/ndu/course/2967): 7 student reviews
- [MAT 204 — Mathematics for Business and Economics I](https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3036): 7 student reviews
- [MAT 224 — Calculus IV](https://studiety.com/ndu/course/2999): 7 student reviews
- [FAP 211 — Drawing I](https://studiety.com/ndu/course/2924): 7 student reviews
- [ACO 201 — Principles of Accounting I](https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3033): 6 student reviews
- [CEN 598 — Engineering Design I](https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3031): 6 student reviews
- [GDP 213 — Digital Sketching for Graphic Design](https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3073): 6 student reviews
- [GDP 214 — Fundamental of Graphic Design](https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3074): 6 student reviews
- [GDP 318 — Info Graphics](https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3080): 6 student reviews
- [GDP 465 — Senior Studio](https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3095): 6 student reviews
- [IDP 210 — Basic Skills for Interior Design](https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3096): 6 student reviews
- [MAT 215 — Linear Algebra I](https://studiety.com/ndu/course/2968): 6 student reviews
- [MEN 201 — Engineering Mechanics: Dynamics](https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3002): 6 student reviews
- [ARP 311 — Architectural Design I](https://studiety.com/ndu/course/2933): 5 student reviews
- [ARP 313 — History of Architecture I](https://studiety.com/ndu/course/2934): 5 student reviews
- [CEN 204 — Mechanics of Materials Laboratory](https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3008): 5 student reviews
- [CEN 361 — Hydraulics Laboratory](https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3021): 5 student reviews
- [ECN 212 — Principles of Macroeconomics](https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3039): 5 student reviews
- [EEN 205 — Electric Circuits](https://studiety.com/ndu/course/2965): 5 student reviews
- [GDP 413 — Print Management and Production](https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3089): 5 student reviews
- [MAT 235 — Ordinary Differential Equations](https://studiety.com/ndu/course/2969): 5 student reviews
- [MAT 326 — Probability and Statistics for Engineers](https://studiety.com/ndu/course/2970): 5 student reviews
- [MAT 339 — Numerical Analysis](https://studiety.com/ndu/course/2971): 5 student reviews
- [ARP 226 — Technical Drawing I](https://studiety.com/ndu/course/2930): 4 student reviews
- [ARP 301 — Technical Drawing II](https://studiety.com/ndu/course/2932): 4 student reviews
- [ARP 325 — Applied Architectural Design II](https://studiety.com/ndu/course/2939): 4 student reviews
- [ARP 424 — Bio-climatic Architecture](https://studiety.com/ndu/course/2942): 4 student reviews
- [ARP 446 — History of Architecture IV](https://studiety.com/ndu/course/2948): 4 student reviews
- [ARP 551 — Construction Detailing Studio I](https://studiety.com/ndu/course/2950): 4 student reviews
- [CEN 203 — Mechanics of Materials](https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3007): 4 student reviews
- [CEN 210 — Structures I](https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3009): 4 student reviews
- [CEN 330 — Concrete Design I](https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3018): 4 student reviews
- [CEN 343 — Transportation Engineering I](https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3019): 4 student reviews
- [CEN 360 — Hydraulics](https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3020): 4 student reviews
- [CEN 430 — Concrete Design II](https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3025): 4 student reviews
- [CEN 463 — Water and Waste Water Networks](https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3029): 4 student reviews
- [CEN 599 — Engineering Design II](https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3032): 4 student reviews
- [GDP 223 — Fundamentals of Typography](https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3077): 4 student reviews
- [GDP 227 — Digital Media I](https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3078): 4 student reviews
- [GDP 317 — Digital Media II](https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3079): 4 student reviews
- [GDP 321 — Visual Communication](https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3081): 4 student reviews
- [GDP 323 — History of Graphic Design and Contemporary Issues](https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3083): 4 student reviews
- [GDP 415 — Branding for Design](https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3090): 4 student reviews
- [GDP 416 — Collaborative Design for Change](https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3091): 4 student reviews
- [GDP 423 — Professional Practice and Portfolio Preparation](https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3092): 4 student reviews
- [IDP 212 — Fundamentals of Interior Design I](https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3098): 4 student reviews
- [IDP 223 — Drawing for Interior Design](https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3102): 4 student reviews
- [IDP 224 — Colors in Interior Design](https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3103): 4 student reviews
- [IDP 311 — History of Modern Contemporary Interiors](https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3107): 4 student reviews
- [IDP 312 — Interior Design Project I](https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3108): 4 student reviews
- [IDP 313 — Applied Interior Design I](https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3109): 4 student reviews
- [IDP 412 — Interior Design Studio I](https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3119): 4 student reviews
- [MEN 210 — Thermodynamics I](https://studiety.com/ndu/course/2972): 4 student reviews

### NDU professors students have reviewed most

- [Nadim Matta](https://studiety.com/ndu/professor/6538-nadim-matta): 20 reviews, 10 courses
- [John kortbawi](https://studiety.com/ndu/professor/6537-john-kortbawi): 17 reviews, 8 courses
- [Jackline kiwan soghman](https://studiety.com/ndu/professor/6540-jackline-kiwan-soghman): 13 reviews, 4 courses
- [layla jabbour](https://studiety.com/ndu/professor/6458-layla-jabbour): 13 reviews, 6 courses
- [Salim akl](https://studiety.com/ndu/professor/6548-salim-akl): 13 reviews, 7 courses
- [Carol challita](https://studiety.com/ndu/professor/6533-carol-challita): 12 reviews, 8 courses
- [Claudette hajj](https://studiety.com/ndu/professor/6516-claudette-hajj): 11 reviews, 5 courses
- [Dr. Elias Feghali](https://studiety.com/ndu/professor/6490-dr-elias-feghali): 11 reviews, 9 courses
- [Rina shebaby](https://studiety.com/ndu/professor/6552-rina-shebaby): 11 reviews, 9 courses
- [Joseph honein](https://studiety.com/ndu/professor/6530-joseph-honein): 10 reviews, 6 courses
- [bassam daher](https://studiety.com/ndu/professor/6455-bassam-daher): 9 reviews, 4 courses
- [Roula majdalani](https://studiety.com/ndu/professor/6447-roula-majdalani): 9 reviews, 4 courses
- [Simona el khoury](https://studiety.com/ndu/professor/6542-simona-el-khoury): 9 reviews, 5 courses
- [Wissam haddad](https://studiety.com/ndu/professor/6517-wissam-haddad): 9 reviews, 4 courses
- [Ziad Rached](https://studiety.com/ndu/professor/6484-ziad-rached): 9 reviews, 3 courses
- [Andre beshara](https://studiety.com/ndu/professor/6549-andre-beshara): 8 reviews, 6 courses
- [Danielle zaccour](https://studiety.com/ndu/professor/6446-danielle-zaccour): 8 reviews, 4 courses
- [Dr. Nathalie Hayeck](https://studiety.com/ndu/professor/6493-dr-nathalie-hayeck): 8 reviews, 6 courses
- [Imad el chiti](https://studiety.com/ndu/professor/6513-imad-el-chiti): 8 reviews, 3 courses
- [issam chemaly](https://studiety.com/ndu/professor/6456-issam-chemaly): 8 reviews, 2 courses
- [Krystelle abdel massih](https://studiety.com/ndu/professor/6534-krystelle-abdel-massih): 8 reviews, 5 courses
- [Malhab Keyrouz](https://studiety.com/ndu/professor/6483-malhab-keyrouz): 8 reviews, 3 courses
- [Michel Chalhoub](https://studiety.com/ndu/professor/6528-michel-chalhoub): 8 reviews, 4 courses
- [Nicole jabre](https://studiety.com/ndu/professor/6535-nicole-jabre): 8 reviews, 3 courses
- [Patricia baraket](https://studiety.com/ndu/professor/6543-patricia-baraket): 8 reviews, 3 courses
- [emile arayess](https://studiety.com/ndu/professor/6453-emile-arayess): 7 reviews, 2 courses
- [Graziella daghfal](https://studiety.com/ndu/professor/6539-graziella-daghfal): 7 reviews, 3 courses
- [janine baroud](https://studiety.com/ndu/professor/6546-janine-baroud): 7 reviews, 3 courses
- [Wissam massaad](https://studiety.com/ndu/professor/6553-wissam-massaad): 7 reviews, 5 courses
- [chadi bteich](https://studiety.com/ndu/professor/6461-chadi-bteich): 6 reviews, 3 courses

## Lebanese American University (LAU)

- [LAU course directory](https://studiety.com/lau): search and filter all 3,766 LAU courses by subject, faculty, level and General Education requirement.
- [All LAU subjects](https://studiety.com/lau/subjects): 84 subject hubs, each listing every course in it.
- [LAU professors](https://studiety.com/lau/professors): 1,172 professors, the courses they teach and what students said about them.
- [LAU tutors](https://studiety.com/lau/tutors): students offering paid tutoring in a specific course.
- [LAU schedule builder](https://studiety.com/lau/schedule): builds a conflict-free timetable from the term's real sections (sign-in required).
- [Complete LAU course index (Markdown)](https://studiety.com/lau/courses.md): every course with its code, title, credits and contribution counts.

### LAU subjects

- [Accounting](https://studiety.com/lau/subject/accounting): 43 courses, 23 reviews
- [App. Artificial Intelligence](https://studiety.com/lau/subject/app-artificial-intelligence): 18 courses
- [Arabic Studies](https://studiety.com/lau/subject/arabic-studies): 30 courses, 3 reviews
- [Architecture](https://studiety.com/lau/subject/architecture): 72 courses
- [Astronomy](https://studiety.com/lau/subject/astronomy): 1 course, 1 review
- [Banking & Finance](https://studiety.com/lau/subject/banking-and-finance): 72 courses, 15 reviews
- [Biochemistry](https://studiety.com/lau/subject/biochemistry): 4 courses
- [Bioinformatics](https://studiety.com/lau/subject/bioinformatics): 37 courses
- [Biology](https://studiety.com/lau/subject/biology): 80 courses, 45 reviews
- [Business](https://studiety.com/lau/subject/business): 14 courses, 1 review
- [Business Data Analytics](https://studiety.com/lau/subject/business-data-analytics): 22 courses, 3 reviews
- [Business Law (LLM)](https://studiety.com/lau/subject/business-law-llm): 61 courses
- [Business Law (MSL)](https://studiety.com/lau/subject/business-law-msl): 18 courses
- [Chemical Engineering](https://studiety.com/lau/subject/chemical-engineering): 37 courses
- [Chemistry](https://studiety.com/lau/subject/chemistry): 45 courses, 45 reviews
- [Civil Engineering](https://studiety.com/lau/subject/civil-engineering): 256 courses
- [Communication](https://studiety.com/lau/subject/communication): 53 courses, 28 reviews
- [Comparative Literature](https://studiety.com/lau/subject/comparative-literature): 9 courses
- [Computer Engineering](https://studiety.com/lau/subject/computer-engineering): 80 courses, 6 reviews
- [Computer Science](https://studiety.com/lau/subject/computer-science): 154 courses, 16 reviews
- [Conflict Resolution](https://studiety.com/lau/subject/conflict-resolution): 19 courses
- [Cultural Studies](https://studiety.com/lau/subject/cultural-studies): 4 courses
- [Cybersecurity](https://studiety.com/lau/subject/cybersecurity): 24 courses
- [Data Analytics](https://studiety.com/lau/subject/data-analytics): 15 courses
- [Data Science](https://studiety.com/lau/subject/data-science): 35 courses
- [Economics](https://studiety.com/lau/subject/economics): 126 courses, 23 reviews
- [Education](https://studiety.com/lau/subject/education): 87 courses
- [Electrical Engineering](https://studiety.com/lau/subject/electrical-engineering): 64 courses, 9 reviews
- [Engineering Management](https://studiety.com/lau/subject/engineering-management): 6 courses
- [English](https://studiety.com/lau/subject/english): 71 courses, 169 reviews
- [Environmental Science](https://studiety.com/lau/subject/environmental-science): 16 courses, 3 reviews
- [Family & Entrepren. Mgt.](https://studiety.com/lau/subject/family-and-entrepren-mgt): 14 courses
- [Fashion Design](https://studiety.com/lau/subject/fashion-design): 55 courses
- [Fine Arts](https://studiety.com/lau/subject/fine-arts): 36 courses
- [Foundation Studies](https://studiety.com/lau/subject/foundation-studies): 11 courses, 4 reviews
- [General Engineering](https://studiety.com/lau/subject/general-engineering): 21 courses, 5 reviews
- [German](https://studiety.com/lau/subject/german): 2 courses
- [Graphic Design](https://studiety.com/lau/subject/graphic-design): 44 courses
- [Health Science](https://studiety.com/lau/subject/health-science): 1 course
- [Healthcare Management](https://studiety.com/lau/subject/healthcare-management): 13 courses
- [History](https://studiety.com/lau/subject/history): 38 courses, 2 reviews
- [Hospitality Management](https://studiety.com/lau/subject/hospitality-management): 63 courses
- [Human Resources Mgt.](https://studiety.com/lau/subject/human-resources-mgt): 16 courses
- [Industrial Engineering](https://studiety.com/lau/subject/industrial-engineering): 118 courses, 3 reviews
- [Inform. Technology Management](https://studiety.com/lau/subject/inform-technology-management): 55 courses, 4 reviews
- [Intensive English Program](https://studiety.com/lau/subject/intensive-english-program): 2 courses
- [Interdisc. Gender Studies](https://studiety.com/lau/subject/interdisc-gender-studies): 40 courses
- [Interior Architecture](https://studiety.com/lau/subject/interior-architecture): 42 courses
- [International Affairs](https://studiety.com/lau/subject/international-affairs): 90 courses
- [International Business](https://studiety.com/lau/subject/international-business): 2 courses
- [International Construction Mgt](https://studiety.com/lau/subject/international-construction-mgt): 14 courses
- [Islamic Art and Architecture](https://studiety.com/lau/subject/islamic-art-and-architecture): 26 courses
- [Italian](https://studiety.com/lau/subject/italian): 2 courses
- [Legal Studies](https://studiety.com/lau/subject/legal-studies): 3 courses
- [Liberal Arts and Sciences](https://studiety.com/lau/subject/liberal-arts-and-sciences): 36 courses, 166 reviews
- [Management](https://studiety.com/lau/subject/management): 162 courses, 11 reviews
- [Marketing](https://studiety.com/lau/subject/marketing): 112 courses, 7 reviews
- [Mathematics](https://studiety.com/lau/subject/mathematics): 30 courses, 28 reviews
- [Mechanical Engineering](https://studiety.com/lau/subject/mechanical-engineering): 165 courses
- [Mechatronics Engineering](https://studiety.com/lau/subject/mechatronics-engineering): 21 courses
- [Migration Studies](https://studiety.com/lau/subject/migration-studies): 33 courses
- [MTH](https://studiety.com/lau/subject/mth): 1 course, 3 reviews
- [Multimedia Journalism](https://studiety.com/lau/subject/multimedia-journalism): 83 courses, 2 reviews
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# Course detail

Every course below has at least one student review or one shared file. Courses
with a catalogue entry but no student contribution yet are listed in each
community's complete Markdown index, linked above.

## AUB courses with student contributions

### Accounting

#### ACCT 210 — Financial Accounting

https://studiety.com/aub/course/478

AUB · 3 credits · Finance, Accounting and Managerial Economics · 31 student reviews · 18 shared files · 1 tutor

An introduction to financial accounting that covers the use, interpretation, and analysis of the principal financial statements and other sources of financial information from an international perspective.

#### ACCT 215 — Management Accounting

https://studiety.com/aub/course/479

AUB · 3 credits · Finance, Accounting and Managerial Economics · 10 student reviews · 4 shared files

A course that covers the use, interpretation, and analysis of management accounting information for management decision-making, planning, and control of operations. The focus is on cost behavior, cost measurement, budgeting, performance measurement and evaluation, responsibility accounting, and product costing.

#### ACCT 221 — Intermediate Financial Accounting I

https://studiety.com/aub/course/767

AUB · 3 credits · Finance, Accounting and Managerial Economics · 1 student review

This course develops an in-depth understanding of the theory of accounting, traditional financial accounting topics, conceptual framework, major financial statements form and content, accounting systems, and valuation. It also covers recent developments in financial reporting and measurement practices as promulgated by the leading professional accounting organizations and applied by practitioners in public accounting and industry.

#### ACCT 223 — Intermediate Financial Accounting II

https://studiety.com/aub/course/480

AUB · 3 credits · Finance, Accounting and Managerial Economics · 2 student reviews

Continuation of ACCT 221. This course covers financial reporting issues relating to liabilities, ownership equity, selected financial reporting issues and financial reporting disclosure.

#### ACCT 230 — Introduction to External Auditing

https://studiety.com/aub/course/481

AUB · 3 credits · Finance, Accounting and Managerial Economics · 1 student review · 1 shared file

An introduction to auditing and the professional responsibilities of a career in accounting. Topics include the legal and ethical responsibilities of accountants; professional auditing standards; international auditing standards; acquisition, evaluation and documentation of audit evidence; reports on the results of the engagement, evaluation in internal control, compliance testing, substantive testing, and statistical sampling and auditing EDP.

#### ACCT 231 — Fraud Examination and Internal Audit

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1148

AUB · 3 credits · Finance, Accounting and Managerial Economics · 2 student reviews

A course on fraud examination and internal audit. This course covers concepts and topics of fraud detection, deterrence and prevention; types of financial statement and occupational fraud; and investigation and interviewing techniques. It also covers functions of internal audit, audit committees and corporate governance, planning and performing the internal auditing engagement, and coordination of internal auditing and external auditing.

#### ACCT 235 — Taxation

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1149

AUB · 3 credits · Finance, Accounting and Managerial Economics · 1 student review

A study of the Lebanese Tax Code and its application as it relates to individuals and various tax entities. The course provides an introduction to tax planning according to tax regulations and legislation. It also gives an overview of the US tax system as well as various international tax developments (multilateral tax agreements, BEPS, CRS, E-services taxation, etc.).

### Agricultural Business

#### AGBU 210 — Marketing in Agribusiness

https://studiety.com/aub/course/482

AUB · 3 credits · Agriculture · 1 shared file

An overview of marketing activities in Agro-food industries, including marketing inputs in strategic planning, global marketing, marketing research, analysis of buyer behavior, market segmentation and positioning, and development of the marketing mix elements

#### AGBU 211 — Introduction to Agricultural Issues and Policies

https://studiety.com/aub/course/810

AUB · 3 credits · Agriculture · General Education: Societies and Individuals · 5 student reviews

The course is a survey of global food and agricultural issues. It covers the role of agriculture in economic development, trade in food and agricultural products, global food production, consumption and marketing patterns, economics of technical change and food assistance, and agriculture and the environment.

#### AGBU 213 — Legal Aspects of Agribusiness

https://studiety.com/aub/course/811

AUB · 3 credits · Agriculture · General Education: Societies and Individuals · 3 student reviews

The main objective of the course is to help Agribusiness students understand the Lebanese and American legal aspects of common agricultural business activities, as well as the formation and function of agri-commercial companies and related ethical principles.

#### AGBU 292 — Agribusiness Final Year Project

https://studiety.com/aub/course/977

AUB · 5 credits · Agriculture · 1 shared file

This is a milestone capstone course for students in Agribusiness that emphasizes the application of concepts, tools and principles including management, finance, marketing, economic theory and quantitative methods to applied agricultural decisions on selected agricultural and agribusiness projects. Through the course, students develop teambuilding as well as written and oral communication skills.

#### AGSC 204 — Natural Sciences for Agribusiness

https://studiety.com/aub/course/812

AUB · 3 credits · Agriculture · General Education: Understanding the World · 3 student reviews

This course is an introduction to chemistry and biology designed for first-year Agribusiness students. It aims to familiarize students with the basic concepts and theoretical principles of modern chemistry and biology. Students will gain an appreciation of the importance that biology and chemistry play in our natural lives.

#### AGSC 212 — Microeconomics Theory of Food and Farming

https://studiety.com/aub/course/813

AUB · 3 credits · Agriculture · General Education: Societies and Individuals · 6 student reviews · 2 shared files

The course introduces economic principles which are used to explain the production of goods and services, household behavior, economic equilibrium and the welfare consequences of alternative exchange mechanisms. Special applications will be given to decision-making and the allocation of resources for the agricultural firm, consumer behavior and demand for agricultural and food products.

### Agricultural Science

#### AGSC 205 — The Food Odyssey

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1197

AUB · 3 credits · Agriculture · General Education: Cultures and Histories · 4.3/5 from 3 ratings · 3 student reviews

The course will take the students through the journey of food systems evolution from pre-historic times to the present day and a glimpse into the future. Students who receive credit for AGSC 205 cannot receive credit for AGSC 105.

### Agriculture

#### AGSC 203 — Crop Production and Protection

https://studiety.com/aub/course/807

AUB · 3 credits · Agriculture · General Education: Understanding the World · 1 student review

The course provides an overview of the technologies used in the production of crops. The student will acquire a knowledge and understanding of current crop production systems, the end market requirements for products as well as the quality standards of these products. Students will also learn current techniques in crop protection and yield management.

### American Studies

#### AMST 215 — Introduction to American Studies

https://studiety.com/aub/course/768

AUB · 3 credits · Center for American Studies · General Education: Cultures and Histories · 5 student reviews · 2 shared files

This course begins with the question: What is America? Its approach is to explore the complex encounters that have shaped the cultures of the United States, beginning with the colonial juxtaposition of Europeans, Native Americans, and Africans. Subsequent encounters with Latinos, Asians, and Arabs reveal the connections between foreign and domestic concerns. Cultural fictions and cultural exclusions have helped to sustain unity among many Americans, but sub-national and transnational identities call this into question.

### AMST

#### AMST 230 — Cultural Geography of North Ameri

https://studiety.com/aub/course/2864

AUB · 3 credits · Center for American Studies · 1 shared file

An examination of the geography of cultures in the United States and Canada through multiple frameworks including regions, languages, religions, ethnicity, and gender. This course explores the roots and implications of these cultural patterns and considers cultural dynamics at several scales: the household, the city, the region, the nation, and the continent. It also investigates the economic and industrial evolution of cities and regions, the dynamics of public versus private space, the effects of mobility, the dynamics of border zones, diasporic communities, and globalization. Equivalent to…

#### AMST 275 — Special Topics in American Humanities

https://studiety.com/aub/course/2865

AUB · 3 credits · Center for American Studies · 2 shared files

### Anatomy, Cell Biology and Physiological Sciences

#### HUMR 246 — Human Morphology for paramedical and undergraduate students

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1075

AUB · 3 credits · Anatomy, Cell Biology and Physiological Sciences · 1 student review

An introduction to basic gross anatomy and histology. Offered to Nurses and other undergraduate students.

### Animal and Veterinary Sciences

#### AVSC 220 — Livestock Production

https://studiety.com/aub/course/809

AUB · 3 credits · Agriculture · General Education: Understanding the World · 2 student reviews

The course is divided into three main sections. The first section introduces the types and breeds of livestock, terminology, methods, management systems, techniques of animal production and consumer impact. The second section introduces students to the modern management practices required for the production of economically beneficial avian species including domestic chickens, turkeys, water fowls, game birds and others. The third section discusses the nature of economic diseases in domestic animals and avian species and the regulations of the World Trade Organization in the import and export…

#### AVSC 224 — Agricultural Microbiology

https://studiety.com/aub/course/808

AUB · 3 credits · Agriculture · General Education: Understanding the World · 2 student reviews

The course covers basic and applied microbiology. The basic microbiology includes bacteriology, virology, parasitology and immunology, and the applied microbiology includes veterinary, soil, water and food microbiology.

#### AVSC 281 — Production of Novel Avian Species

https://studiety.com/aub/course/815

AUB · 3 credits · Agriculture · General Education: Understanding the World · 4 student reviews

The course explores management practices in the production of economically beneficial avian species other than the domestic chicken (e.g., ratites, turkey, water fowl and others.)

### ARAB

#### ARAB 251A — ARAB 251A

https://studiety.com/aub/course/8736

AUB · 4.4/5 from 8 ratings · 8 student reviews

### Arabic

#### ARAB 101 — Readings in Arabic Heritage I and II

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1159

AUB · 3 credits · Arabic · 6 student reviews

A freshman level survey that traces the intellectual, literary, and cultural development of the Arabs from pre-Islamic times up to the age of Ibn Khaldun.

#### ARAB 201 — Questions in Contemporary Arab Culture

https://studiety.com/aub/course/697

AUB · 3 credits · Arabic · General Education: Understanding Communication · 3.9/5 from 12 ratings · 22 student reviews · 3 shared files

This course aims to explore a number of themes related to contemporary Arab culture(s) and further develop students’ communication skills and academic writing in Arabic. Themes which will be examined include: Arab culture(s) and change in a globalized world, tradition and modernity, the self and the other, dynamics of religion and society, women and gender in a changing world, Arab youth and artistic expression.

#### ARAB 202 — Arabic Technical Writing

https://studiety.com/aub/course/742

AUB · 3 credits · Arabic · General Education: Understanding Communication · 3.0/5 from 4 ratings · 6 student reviews

Provides guidance in the production of non-literary texts in modern written Arabic, with attention to structure, stylistics, and diction of letters, memos, emails, resumes, reports, proposals, descriptions, instructions, and various types of documentation. Emphasis is on the analysis and production of appropriate rhetorical styles in the various genres of technical communication used in the workplace.

#### ARAB 211 — Survey of the Arabic Grammar

https://studiety.com/aub/course/821

AUB · 3 credits · Arabic · General Education: Cultures and Histories · 5 student reviews

A year-long course on Arabic morphology and grammar. It is comprised of readings from a classical grammatical text and training in sentence structure through i’rab.

#### ARAB 213 — Introductory Biblical Hebrew

https://studiety.com/aub/course/822

AUB · 3 credits · Arabic · General Education: Cultures and Histories · 4 student reviews

A class that teaches Biblical Hebrew allowing students who have no background in the subject to read the Bible and discover one of the founding books of our society and a major source of inspiration to many authors throughout history.

#### ARAB 215 — Introductory Syriac

https://studiety.com/aub/course/823

AUB · 3 credits · Arabic · General Education: Cultures and Histories · 3 student reviews

The course provides students with working knowledge of Syriac language and grammar. With the help of a lexicon, students will be expected to read and translate simple Syriac texts.

#### ARAB 223 — Arabic in Modern Media

https://studiety.com/aub/course/824

AUB · 3 credits · Arabic · General Education: Understanding Communication · 5 student reviews

This writing-intensive course seeks to familiarize students with Arabic journalism writing styles over a comprehensive range of story styles and regional news outlet house styles. Special attention is paid to the specialized vocabulary of news reporting.

#### ARAB 224 — Arabic Stylistics & Metrics

https://studiety.com/aub/course/825

AUB · 3 credits · Arabic · General Education: Cultures and Histories · 3 student reviews

A detailed study of stylistics balagha and metrics ‘arud. This course surveys the contribution of the Arabs to stylistic studies and introduces their theory of versification.

#### ARAB 230 — Questions, Themes and Genres of Arabic

https://studiety.com/aub/course/2214

AUB · 3 credits · Arabic · General Education: Understanding Communication · 2 student reviews

This course explores themes and genres trans-historically and pays special attention to embedding literary trends in broader cultural networks and frameworks. Annually.

#### ARAB 231 — The Ode

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1242

AUB · 3 credits · Arabic · General Education: Cultures and Histories · 3 student reviews

This course looks at the early odes known as al-Mu‘allaqāt which are central for the conception of canonic poetry in Arabic. Through close readings of these poems and of their long history of critical reception, the course explores the history of the formation and reformation of this canon. Special attention is paid to questions of discrepancy in this canon between the Islamic East and Islamic West, as well as to the particular literary, ethical and historical concerns encoded in them. The course also touches on the transformation of the genre across time and languages, especially Farsi and…

#### ARAB 232 — Arabic Poetry: The Making of the Early Canon

https://studiety.com/aub/course/829

AUB · 3 credits · Arabic · General Education: Cultures and Histories · 6 student reviews

A survey of new genres of poetry that blossomed when desert Arabs were deployed outside their peninsula following the conquests. This is examined through a compact probe of the economic, social, and political factors that affected Arabian life, from the advent of Islam to the end of the Arabian (Umayyad) era. The substantial component of the course is comprised of critical analysis of representative poems.

#### ARAB 235 — Readers of al-Andalus

https://studiety.com/aub/course/831

AUB · 3 credits · Arabic · General Education: Understanding Communication · 4 student reviews

An introduction to Arabic literature in Islamic Spain. Students read and analyze Andalusian poetry and prose, with special emphasis on the new literary forms that appeared in al-Andalus.

#### ARAB 236 — Qur’anic Studies

https://studiety.com/aub/course/832

AUB · 3 credits · Arabic · General Education: Understanding Communication · 4.0/5 from 3 ratings · 6 student reviews

An introduction to major Qur’anic issues, such as the collection of the Qur’an, Qur’anic imagery, and the various trends in Qur’anic exegesis.

#### ARAB 237 — Arabic Poetry and Modernity

https://studiety.com/aub/course/833

AUB · 3 credits · Arabic · General Education: Understanding Communication · 4.1/5 from 8 ratings · 11 student reviews

A year-long course studying the factors that shaped modern Arabic poetry, tracing the phases of its development, and analyzing in detail its various characteristics.

#### ARAB 239 — The Arabic Novel

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1584

AUB · 3 credits · Arabic · General Education: Understanding Communication · 2 student reviews

This course explores the novel as an aesthetic form that asks critical questions about modernity, subjectivity, and value and that seeks to intervene in its social reality. Situating novels in Arabic within broader theoretical debates in the field, the course navigates the polarized debates on this form, its history, and its present. Annually.

#### ARAB 243 — Arabic Rhetoric

https://studiety.com/aub/course/834

AUB · 3 credits · Arabic · General Education: Understanding Communication · 3.4/5 from 7 ratings · 11 student reviews

A course in which students read and analyze extracts from the works of major prose writers representing the main trends in classical Arabic prose, beginning with preIslamic times up to the age of al-Ma’arri.

#### ARAB 246 — The Lexicon of the Nahda

https://studiety.com/aub/course/836

AUB · 3 credits · Arabic · General Education: Understanding Communication · 4.4/5 from 10 ratings · 13 student reviews

A two-semester course dealing with the Arab cultural renaissance of 1800–1940. Special emphasis is placed on the impact of the West on the making of the modern Arab literary culture.

#### ARAB 247 — Beyond the Canon

https://studiety.com/aub/course/837

AUB · 3 credits · Arabic · 4 student reviews

A course covering the following topics: folktales, the novella in The Arabian Nights, and the hero sagas such as Sirat Bani Hilal. This course aims at studying the textual history of this special genre, its language, motives, and structures. Students are also exposed to various methodological approaches to folk literature.

#### ARAB 249 — Sufi Literature

https://studiety.com/aub/course/838

AUB · 3 credits · Arabic · General Education: Understanding Communication · 3 student reviews

A course aiming to acquaint the student with Sufi literature as one of the major aspects in Arabic literature.

#### ARAB 251 — Special Topics in Arabic Language and Literature

https://studiety.com/aub/course/839

AUB · 3 credits · Arabic · 4.3/5 from 8 ratings · 12 student reviews

A course that varies in content and focuses on selected topics in language and literature. May be repeated for credit.

#### ARAB 210A — Arabic Creative Writing (Prose)

https://studiety.com/aub/course/820

AUB · 3 credits · Arabic · General Education: Understanding Communication · 3.2/5 from 6 ratings · 6 student reviews

A course designed for students who wish to identify and pursue their own creative interests in writing fiction and creative non-fiction. Through discussions, assigned readings, writing exercises and critiques of student writing in a workshop mode, students will examine critically the elements of literary creation.

#### ARAB 251W — Nahda in Periodicals

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1590

AUB · 3 credits · Arabic · General Education: Understanding Communication · 4.0/5 from 9 ratings · 9 student reviews

#### ARAB 251AA — Society in Literature

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1586

AUB · 3 credits · Arabic · General Education: Understanding Communication · 1 student review

#### ARAB 251AR — Satire in Arab Literature

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1588

AUB · 3 credits · Arabic · General Education: Understanding Communication · 1 student review

### Archaeology

#### AROL 101 — Introduction to Archaeology

https://studiety.com/aub/course/800

AUB · 3 credits · History and Archaeology · 4 student reviews

An introductory course on how the world’s archaeological resources are threatened and require rescue, protection, and management. Archaeology studies this cultural heritage and rediscovers human experience from its origins to the present. What is the nature of archaeological evidence, and how can it be saved?

#### AROL 211 — Methodology

https://studiety.com/aub/course/841

AUB · 3 credits · History and Archaeology · General Education: Cultures and Histories · 5 student reviews

A study of the methods of recovery, systematic description, integration, and presentation of archaeological material for the preservation and reconstruction of information from the human past. Special emphasis is given to cultural heritage preservation and education in Lebanon and the Near East.

#### AROL 213 — The Human Story I: The Old Stone Age (up to ca. 10,000 BC)

https://studiety.com/aub/course/842

AUB · 3 credits · History and Archaeology · General Education: Cultures and Histories · 2 student reviews

A course on the physical and cultural evolution of hominids and early humans subsisting on food gathering, hunting, and fishing in a Pleistocene environment. The cultural and functional significance of artifacts and lifestyles are investigated with the help of information gained from the palaeoenvironment, experimental technology, and ethnography.

#### AROL 215 — The Near East Bronze Ages I

https://studiety.com/aub/course/2745

AUB · 3 credits · History and Archaeology · General Education: Cultures and Histories · 1 student review

This course focuses on the emergence of complex societies in the Near East during the fourth to third millennia BC. Key issues are the transition from a village-based to an incipient urban society, the development of social stratification, craft specialization, and international trade. Alternate years.

#### AROL 226 — The World of the Philistines, Israelites and

https://studiety.com/aub/course/844

AUB · 3 credits · History and Archaeology · General Education: Cultures and Histories · 4 student reviews

An investigation of the material culture of Syria and Palestine from 1200–300 BC, with special emphasis on the origin and early settlement of Philistines, Israelites, and Aramaeans, the formation of their states, and the processes of urbanization.

#### AROL 235 — Special Topics in Archaeology

https://studiety.com/aub/course/846

AUB · 3 credits · History and Archaeology · 2 student reviews

A course on the archaeology of a particular area, region (e.g., Anatolia, the Arabian Peninsula, Egypt, Iran, etc.) or subject. Such courses are offered by resident or visiting specialists in their respective fields. May be repeated for credit.

#### AROL 237 — Plants and People in the Past

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1607

AUB · 3 credits · History and Archaeology · General Education: Cultures and Histories · 1 student review

This course investigates the dynamic and co-dependent relationship between people and plants in the past, from the Palaeolithic to the Roman Period, based on archaeological evidence primarily from ancient Egypt, Africa and the Near East. The course will address topics relating to agriculture and land management, the economic value of plants, plant food processing technologies, nutrition and diet, production of furniture and textiles, the relationships between plants and animals in agricultural systems, and the cultural or symbolic significance of plants.

#### AROL 240 — Introduction to Ancient Egypt

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1608

AUB · 3 credits · History and Archaeology · General Education: Cultures and Histories · 1 student review

This course will introduce students to the history, archaeology, art, architecture, and texts of Ancient Egypt from the Palaeolithic to the end of the New Kingdom. It discusses the origins of civilization along the Nile and rise of Egypt as a powerful nation in the region, focusing on the social and cultural developments experienced by the people of ancient Egypt.

### Architecture

#### ARCH 100 — Basic Design

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1190

AUB · 6 credits · Architecture and Design · 1 student review

The studio introduces students to the field of design and its fundamental principles. It is required for all first year students in Architecture and Graphic Design. The aim of the course is to expose students to basic design principles and train them in design studio skills, including 2D drawing and model-making.

#### ARCH 101 — Architecture Design I

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1191

AUB · 6 credits · Architecture and Design · 1 student review

The course introduces the generic issues that influence and shape architectural design, and aims at developing the skills to address them. The studio focuses on such elements as tectonics, design method and representation, human scale, space, form and light, function, place and time. Design is understood as a method of inquiry, through handson exercises. With an introduction to basic structural principles, the student acquires fabrication skills that inform architectural expression and encourage inventiveness. The student learns how model-making and drawing are tools that inform the design…

#### ARCH 111 — Drawing I

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1192

AUB · 3 credits · Architecture and Design · 1 student review

This course is the first in a sequence of representation courses that introduce students to the visual representations of objects and the built environment. Students learn to use basic media, free-hand and manual drafting tools. The course covers geometry, basic drawing, and representation conventions in 2D and 3D, namely orthogonal projections (plans, sections and elevations) and paraline projections (axonometrics and isometrics). Lectures about conventions, methods and historical references to architects and artists’ drawings and work supplement the course.

#### ARCH 112 — Drawing II

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1193

AUB · 3 credits · Architecture and Design · 1 student review

This course is the second in a sequence of representation courses. It covers more advanced visual representation techniques in architecture and teaches students to work across analog and digital representation tools. The course moves between free hand sketching, perspective methods to more complex 3D and composite architecture drawings. It also introduces students to basic concepts of diagramming and collages as methods for imagining architectural space. Students learn to use 2D digital tools (CAD) in parallel to hand drawing. Lectures about conventions, methods and historical references to…

#### ARCH 121 — History of Art and Architecture I: From Caves to

https://studiety.com/aub/course/847

AUB · 3 credits · Architecture and Design · General Education: Cultures and Histories · 2 student reviews

The first course in the History of Art and Architecture sequence looks at the origins and development of architecture, artifacts and urbanism from prehistoric times through the later medieval period. We move beyond the chronological model to include themes that link art and the cultures that produced it through comparison of objects associated both with the activities of daily life and with the different practices of kingship and religion, especially beliefs and rituals surrounding death, burial and the afterlife. The course focuses on cultures around the Mediterranean rim and beyond. Local…

#### ARCH 122 — History of Medieval Art and Architecture

https://studiety.com/aub/course/849

AUB · 3 credits · Architecture and Design · General Education: Cultures and Histories · 2 student reviews · 1 shared file

This course, the second in the History of Art and Architecture sequence, focuses on global cultural encounters and exchanges in the post-Medieval period. A thematic and analytic study of major developments in different cultures, it challenges the hegemony of the geographic center. Adaptation, initiative and innovation flow along many different pathways, and in addition to the formal differences amongst visual languages, the course emphasizes processes of cultural production in imperial contexts, their ideological frameworks, and their socio-political significance in writing the history of…

#### ARCH 223 — History of Art and Architecture III

https://studiety.com/aub/course/848

AUB · 3 credits · Architecture and Design · 2 student reviews

The last course of the History of Art and Architecture sequence surveys the development of Western art and architecture from 1830 to 1945. Thinking beyond the established canon, the course critically addresses the political, aesthetic, institutional and cultural forces that have contributed to shaping this canon. Problems we encounter when we acknowledge that art is a cultural product include the uneasy fit of style-period categories or the isms of art, gender, historical definitions of the avant-garde, the consumption and display of art, and the status of the artist in society.

### Art History

#### AHIS 150 — Introduction to Art History for Freshmen

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1160

AUB · 3 credits · Fine Arts and Art History · 4 student reviews

A course that offers a fundamental overview of art and its development in the Western world, providing the students with a chronology and brief description of the main art periods and movements in the West starting from prehistoric art all the way to contemporary art.

#### AHIS 204 — Medieval Art

https://studiety.com/aub/course/850

AUB · 3 credits · Fine Arts and Art History · General Education: Cultures and Histories · 2 student reviews

A survey and analysis of art, architecture, and the evolution of the city from the fourth to the fourteenth century.

#### AHIS 209 — ST: Ottomans, Mughals, and Safavids

https://studiety.com/aub/course/851

AUB · 3 credits · Fine Arts and Art History · General Education: Cultures and Histories · 3 student reviews

This course explores the art, architecture, and urban culture of the Ottoman Turks, the Safavids of Iran and the Mughals of India, or the “gunpowder empires,” which dominated the Middle East and South Asia during the newly globalizing era of the early modern period.

#### AHIS 210 — Enlightenment and Art

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1953

AUB · 3 credits · Fine Arts and Art History · General Education: Cultures and Histories · 2.7/5 from 3 ratings · 4 student reviews

The course covers the art and architecture of the long eighteenth-century (c. 1650-1830s), with a focus on the relationship of the ideas and philosophies of the Enlightenment and visual culture. It examines the emergence of cultural institutions such as academies, galleries and museums in parallel with new forms and methods of scholarship and philosophy. It will cover the Grand Tour, Neo-Classicism, colonialism, revolution and the romantics. Equivalent: ARCH 122.

#### AHIS 225 — Art Now

https://studiety.com/aub/course/852

AUB · 3 credits · Fine Arts and Art History · General Education: Cultures and Histories · 4 student reviews

This course looks at contemporary art, as it is being produced, diffused and consumed in the present, while questioning what constitutes the present we live in historically, politically and ideologically.

#### AHIS 226 — Art After the Lebanese Wars

https://studiety.com/aub/course/853

AUB · 3 credits · Fine Arts and Art History · General Education: Cultures and Histories · 1 student review

The course is an introduction to a number of conceptual and documentary artistic practices in the political context of Lebanon over the last two decades.

#### AHIS 251 — Modern Art and Theory

https://studiety.com/aub/course/856

AUB · 3 credits · Fine Arts and Art History · General Education: Cultures and Histories · 2 student reviews

The course grounds the concept of art in relation to the drastic transformations brought about by modernity from the mid 19th and to the mid 20th centuries. Modernism, the avant-garde and realism as aesthetic regimes form the main frameworks of theoretical and historical examination.

### BIOL

#### BIOL 245 — BIOL 245

https://studiety.com/aub/course/8740

AUB · 1 student review

#### BIOL 390J — Sp. Tp:Gr. Cardiovascular Resear

https://studiety.com/aub/course/2866

AUB · 3 credits · Biology · 1 shared file

### Biology

#### BIOL 101 — Basic Concepts in Biology

https://studiety.com/aub/course/485

AUB · 3 credits · Biology · 5 student reviews · 2 shared files · 1 tutor

This course deals with the basic concepts in Biology, and prepares students for BIOL 201 and BIOL 202. It introduces the student to the forms and functions of plants and animals and to the principles of genetics, evolution, and ecology.

#### BIOL 102 — Basic Concepts in Biology II

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1983

AUB · 3 credits · Biology · 1 shared file

This course is only intended for freshman students who have taken BIOL 101 and plan to continue their education in the field of biological sciences as it prepares students for BIOL 201 and 202. The course introduces students to the forms and functions of animals. It covers basic anatomy and physiology of animal systems and emphasizes the evolutionary relationships between the different groups of animals. It also introduces students to basic concepts in ecology. Prerequisite: BIOL 101.

#### BIOL 104 — Introduction to Organismal Biology

https://studiety.com/aub/course/486

AUB · 3 credits · Biology · 2 student reviews · 2 shared files

This course introduces the basic principles of organismal biology through the study of representative groups of unicellular organisms, plants and animals. The principles include the origins of life, major events in the history of life, adaptations of organisms to particular environments, patterns of reproduction in plants and animals, form and function, physiology, and locomotion in animals and ecology.

#### BIOL 106 — Contemporary Issues in Biology

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1179

AUB · 3 credits · Biology · 3 student reviews · 1 shared file

A course designed to provide freshman students with the scientific background to some of the current topics in biology today. The course introduces students to the general concepts of biology, including origins of life, evolution and organic building blocks. Moreover, the course will cover socially important contemporary topics such as human evolution, fresh water issues, ecology, environmental conservation, cloning, stem cell research, GMOs, diseases and nutrition. Topics will be added and removed as new discoveries are made and news changes.

#### BIOL 200 — Diversity of Life

https://studiety.com/aub/course/504

AUB · 4 credits · Biology · General Education: Understanding the World · 9 student reviews · 2 shared files

A course that deals with the basic aspects of cell structure and function, heredity, diversity, classification, evolution and interrelationships of living things, and briefly covers organs and systems in animals and plants. Laboratory activity reflects the contents of the course. Not open to biology majors.

#### BIOL 201 — General Biology I

https://studiety.com/aub/course/487

AUB · 4 credits · Biology · 3.9/5 from 7 ratings · 18 student reviews · 2 shared files · 1 tutor

An Integrated approach to the biology of organisms covering the organization of life, energy transfer through living systems, perpetuation of life, and diversity of life.

#### BIOL 202 — General Biology II

https://studiety.com/aub/course/505

AUB · 4 credits · Biology · 9 student reviews · 3 shared files

The course gives an overview of plant's and animal's systems and emphasizes the correlation between structure function as well as the evolutionary relationships between different groups of organisms. Students will learn how multicellular organisms are organized, what the functions of the different tissues and systems are and how are their activities coordinated to maintain homeostasis. The lab component reinforces the biological concepts and principles and provides hands on experience in research and data interpretation.

#### BIOL 209 — Concepts and Connections

https://studiety.com/aub/course/488

AUB · 3 credits · Biology · General Education: Understanding the World · 3.8/5 from 4 ratings · 12 student reviews · 2 shared files

A course that covers the basic aspects of cell structure and function. An overview of heredity, diversity and evolution. Interrelationships of living things and a brief coverage of organs and systems in animals.

#### BIOL 210 — Human Biology

https://studiety.com/aub/course/489

AUB · 3 credits · Biology · General Education: Understanding the World · 10 student reviews · 2 shared files · 1 tutor

This course covers the fundamental principles of cell biology, genetics and human biology with emphasis on the morphology, physiology and disorder of body systems.

#### BIOL 220 — Introductory Biochemistry

https://studiety.com/aub/course/490

AUB · 3 credits · Biology · 3 student reviews · 6 shared files

An introduction to the structure-function relationships of biomolecules, cells, enzymes, and the metabolic reactions of living cells

#### BIOL 223 — Genetics

https://studiety.com/aub/course/506

AUB · 4 credits · Biology · 2 student reviews · 32 shared files

A course that deals with the basic principles of classical and modern genetics with emphasis on the analysis of genetic material and genetic processes at the molecular level.

#### BIOL 224 — Microbiology

https://studiety.com/aub/course/491

AUB · 4 credits · Biology · 1 student review · 2 shared files

The microbiology course provides a basic understanding of prokaryotic microorganisms, and the viruses, which are microscopic but non cellular. The course focuses particularly on the biology of bacteria including their cell structure-function, transport processes, metabolism, growth, genetics, genomics, communication and pathogenesis. The contribution of research to our current understanding of these microbial processes is stressed throughout, to familiarize students with the research tools used in the field in addition to the importance of model organisms. Classes are centered on discussion…

#### BIOL 240 — Animal Behavior

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1984

AUB · 3 credits · Biology · 1 shared file

A course that covers the basic concepts of animal behavior including physiological, genetic, ecological, and evolutionary aspects, as well as exploration of the controversial ideas of sociobiology. Annually.

#### BIOL 241 — Biology of Invertebrates

https://studiety.com/aub/course/492

AUB · 4 credits · Biology · 3 student reviews · 3 shared files

A study of invertebrates, excluding insects, emphasizing their morphological and functional diversity, phylogenetic relationships, classification, development, and adaptation. Prerequisite: BIOL202.

#### BIOL 244 — Introduction to Neurobiology

https://studiety.com/aub/course/493

AUB · 3 credits · Biology · 6 student reviews · 1 shared file

A comprehensive introduction to neural signaling, brain development and regeneration in the adult brain. The course covers molecular to higher organizational level of neural functions. It emphasizes the fundamental principles and mechanisms associated with brain development and physiology including nerve communication, neurogenesis, patterning and regionalization as well as neural stem cells function.

#### BIOL 246 — Marine Biology

https://studiety.com/aub/course/507

AUB · 4 credits · Biology · 2 student reviews · 2 shared files

A course that introduces the biology of life in the marine environment and the science that underpins it. The diversity of marine life is surveyed from the perspective of organismal biology, with an emphasis on functional morphology, ecological and physiological adaptations, and economic importance or other significance to humanity.

#### BIOL 247 — Animal Physiology

https://studiety.com/aub/course/494

AUB · 3 credits · Biology · 1 student review · 2 shared files

The course is a study of the fundamental principles and mechanisms that govern body functions in animals, with an emphasis on the molecular aspects

#### BIOL 250 — Biosphere

https://studiety.com/aub/course/2031

AUB · 3 credits · Biology · General Education: Understanding the World · 1 shared file

A course that focuses on defining global environmental problems such as global warming, acid rain, deforestation, and loss of biodiversity, and introduces methods that can help eliminate or reduce these problems. Annually.

#### BIOL 252 — Ecology

https://studiety.com/aub/course/495

AUB · 4 credits · Biology · 2 student reviews · 4 shared files

This course deals with ecological concepts and processes at all levels of ecological organization namely adaptations, population structure, growth, dynamics and regulation, population interactions, food chains, energy flow, cycling of nutrients, species diversity, succession and biomes in addition to landscape, geographic and global ecology .

#### BIOL 254 — Evolution

https://studiety.com/aub/course/2032

AUB · 3 credits · Biology · 1 shared file

A study of the processes that bring about evolutionary changes in organisms, evolutionary trends, patterns of adaptations, and principal factors that influence the patterns of speciation. Prerequisite: BIOL 201. Annually.

#### BIOL 255 — Marine Ecology

https://studiety.com/aub/course/496

AUB · 3 credits · Biology · 2 student reviews · 2 shared files

This course introduces the ecology of marine and brackish water ecosystems, structures and processes, with special attention to the eastern Mediterranean Sea. Interrelationships among animals, plants, chemical and physical aspects of the environment are studied, as well as the unique adaptations for survival in these habitats.

#### BIOL 258 — Introduction to Aquaculture

https://studiety.com/aub/course/2033

AUB · 3 credits · Biology · 1 shared file

An introduction to the general concepts of aquaculture. The course discusses topics such as culture species, culture methods, water quality, filtration, feeding, and harvesting. It also introduces uses of aquaculture for food production, biomedical research, ornamentals, or restocking programs. Pre or corequisite: BIOL 200 or BIOL 202. Occasionally.

#### BIOL 260 — Cell Biology

https://studiety.com/aub/course/2035

AUB · 4 credits · Biology · 1 shared file

A course that provides an understanding of the structure and function of cellular organelles and components, and the functional interaction of the cell with its microenvironment. Prerequisite: BIOL 223. Every term.

#### BIOL 261 — Biology of Cancer

https://studiety.com/aub/course/498

AUB · 3 credits · Biology · 2 student reviews · 2 shared files

This course compares the basic biology of normal versus the malignant neoplastic state and provides a comprehensive overview of the basic biology of cancer.

#### BIOL 263 — Immunology

https://studiety.com/aub/course/499

AUB · 3 credits · Biology · 3 student reviews · 2 shared files

The purpose of the Immunology course is to provide a basic knowledge of the immune response and its involvement in health and disease. The immune system is a vital organ system in both vertebrates and invertebrates responsible for the elimination of pathogens and removal of dead cells. While innate immunity is common to both, adaptive immunity is a feature of vertebrates only. The course is mainly centered on mammalian immunity. The topics covered include: cells and organs of the immune system, microbial sensing by the innate immune system, molecular basis of antigen presentation, activation…

#### BIOL 266 — Oceanography

https://studiety.com/aub/course/2550

AUB · 3 credits · Biology · 1 student review · 1 shared file

An introduction to the basic concepts of oceanography and marine science. The course focuses on the chemical, physical, and geological processes that affect life in the oceans and on planet earth in general. The course discusses additional topics such as environmental science, conservation, world fisheries, marine resources, and effects of coastal development on life in the oceans. Annually.

#### BIOL 268 — Introduction To Biotechnology

https://studiety.com/aub/course/2036

AUB · 3 credits · Biology · 1 student review · 1 shared file

An introduction of both the principles and the applications of molecular biology methods with an emphasis on the application of recombinant DNA technology to animals, plants, and microbial organisms. This course describes the use of genetically engineered products to solve environmental problems and cure human diseases. Annually.

#### BIOL 270 — Plant Physiology

https://studiety.com/aub/course/500

AUB · 4 credits · Biology · 2 student reviews · 15 shared files

A study of vital processes that occur in flowering plants, including biophysical and metabolic processes, with emphasis on photosynthesis, growth, and development. This course also deals with plant responses to the physical environment

#### BIOL 273 — Economic Plants

https://studiety.com/aub/course/2037

AUB · 3 credits · Biology · 1 shared file

The course consists of the study of the relationship between people and plants. It encompasses the fields of botany, systematic, evolution, anatomy and anthropology. It explores the countless ways humans employ plants for food, medicine, textiles, shelter and more. Prerequisite: BIOL 202. Every term.

#### BIOL 281 — Ichthyology

https://studiety.com/aub/course/2755

AUB · 3 credits · Biology · 1 student review · 1 shared file

A study of the different types of fish, their natural history, and environmental and ecological adaptations. It also deals with methods of conserving and culturing fish of economic value, as well as the effect of pollution on fish fauna. Prerequisite: BIOL 202. Annually.

#### BIOL 286 — Entomology

https://studiety.com/aub/course/2038

AUB · 4 credits · Biology · 1 shared file

An introduction to the study of insects, their diversity, classification, morphology, biology, and behavior as well as their medical, ecological, and agricultural importance. Prerequisite: BIOL 202. Annually.

#### BIOL 293 — Undergraduate Seminar

https://studiety.com/aub/course/501

AUB · 1 credits · Biology · 1 student review · 2 shared files

This is a course that trains students to present an in-depth examination of a scientific topic through the delivery of a professional seminar and to observe and listen to how scientific research is presented.

#### BIOL 310 — Biostatistics

https://studiety.com/aub/course/2554

AUB · 3 credits · Biology · 2 shared files

This course covers methods of statistical analysis of research data in a wide range of biological fields. It starts from elementary concepts and descriptive statistics to concentrate on hypothesis-testing for one, two and several samples including non-parametric methods. It covers correlation, regression, and curve- fitting as well as goodness-of-fit tests applied to various distributions. Appropriate computer applications are used for all statistical analysis procedures. Prerequisite: graduate standing.

#### BIOL 315 — Research Methods in Biology

https://studiety.com/aub/course/2043

AUB · 3 credits · Biology · 1 shared file

A core course that provides practical experience in a variety of techniques currently employed in biological research, providing an understanding of their application and result interpretation. Prerequisite: graduate standing.

#### BIOL 322 — Advanced Biochemistry

https://studiety.com/aub/course/502

AUB · 3 credits · Biology · 2 shared files

This course presents the relationship of biomolecular structure to function, enzyme catalysis, regulation, and selected topics of current biochemical research.

#### BIOL 333 — Signal Transduction

https://studiety.com/aub/course/2555

AUB · 3 credits · Biology · 1 shared file

A study of the common signal transduction pathways mediating the effect of different first messengers. Prerequisite: graduate standing.

#### BIOL 390 — Special Topics in Biology

https://studiety.com/aub/course/503

AUB · 4 credits · Biology · 1 shared file

A comprehensive introduction to neural signaling, brain development and regeneration in the adult brain, the course covers molecular to higher organizational level of neural functions. It emphasizes the fundamental principles and mechanisms associated with brain development and physiology including nerve communication, neurogenesis, patterning and regionalization as well as neural stem cells function

#### BIOL 258L — Aquaculture Laboratory

https://studiety.com/aub/course/2034

AUB · 1 credits · Biology · 1 shared file

This is an intensive writing course that introduces students to the practical side of aquaculture. Students will get their hands wet. They will set up fish maintenance systems, evaluate progressive changes in water chemistry, evaluate effects of water chemistry on fish health, and most importantly learn techniques used to maintain fish in healthy and sustainable environments. Students will be expected to keep a detailed log of their activities and perform a full-fledged research project that is expected to be written as a scientific publication. Pre/corequisite: BIOL 258. Annually.

#### BIOL 266L — Oceanography Lab

https://studiety.com/aub/course/2551

AUB · 1 credits · Biology · 1 shared file

This is an intensive writing course that introduces students to the basic concepts of marine science applications. It introduces methods to study chemical, physical, biological and geological processes that affect life in the oceans and on planet earth in general. Methods of research used by oceanographers past and present are introduced and demonstrated. Students will be expected to keep a detailed log of their activities and perform a full-fledged research project that is expected to be written as a scientific publication. Annually.

### Business

#### BUSS 200 — Business Statistics

https://studiety.com/aub/course/693

AUB · 3 credits · Business Information and Decision Systems · 17 student reviews · 1 shared file · 1 tutor

Introduces the basic statistical methods that are commonly used for managerial decision-making. Emphasis is on applying methods and interpreting results. Extensive use of statistical software. The course first reviews the descriptive statistics and basic concepts of probability distributions, in particular the normal distribution. Then the course studies topics on inferential statistics such as confidence intervals, hypothesis testing, one-way analysis of variance and correlation analysis. The course finally covers simple linear regression and introduces students to multiple linear regression…

#### BUSS 211 — Business Law

https://studiety.com/aub/course/694

AUB · 2 credits · Finance, Accounting and Managerial Economics · 18 student reviews · 4 shared files

The main objective of the course is to help business students understand the Lebanese and American legal aspect of common business activities and the formation and function of commercial companies along with the related ethical principles.

#### BUSS 215 — Business Ethics

https://studiety.com/aub/course/695

AUB · 3 credits · Management, Marketing and Entrepreneurship · General Education: Cultures and Histories · 3.0/5 from 3 ratings · 18 student reviews

This is an introductory course that provides students with an overview of business ethics at the individual, organizational and societal level. Issues such as corruption, sexual harassment, fair trade, fraud, whistle-blowing, corporate social responsibility, ethical norms, ethical values, environmental responsibility and many more will be examined both in the international and local Lebanese context. Ultimately, the course is designed to not only introduce students to a wide array of current ethical issues in business but to also foster skills related to critically analyzing the ethical and…

#### BUSS 239 — Business Communication Skills Workshop

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1097

AUB · 0 credits · Management, Marketing and Entrepreneurship · 2 student reviews

A twelve-hour workshop designed to introduce students to the various communication skills needed in a typical work environment. Mastering these skills plays a profound role in shaping and advancing professional careers in all types of industries and work scopes. The workshop introduces specific guidelines for the effective use of a variety of communication skills in the workplace in an interactive manner that simulates the work environment.

#### BUSS 240 — Strategic Career Planning Workshop

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1098

AUB · 0 credits · Management, Marketing and Entrepreneurship · 1 student review

A ten-hour workshop designed to build awareness of changing career patterns and major personal and professional influences that impact future careers. Issues such as preparing for joining the labor market, basic career guidance, understanding career stages, and practicing self-assessment are emphasized.

#### BUSS 249 — Strategic Management

https://studiety.com/aub/course/696

AUB · 3 credits · Management, Marketing and Entrepreneurship · 11 student reviews

A course that exposes students to the strategic management process of local, regional and multinational corporations. Emphasis is placed on identifying the tools needed for strategic analysis of the firm and industry, and on comprehending the key strategic issues that managers face in managing corporations.

### Chemical Engineering

#### CHEN 201 — Chemical Process Principles

https://studiety.com/aub/course/755

AUB · 3 credits · Baha and Walid Bassatne Chemical Engineering and Advanced Energy · 2 student reviews

This course is an introduction to the most important processes employed by the chemical industries, such as plastics, pharmaceutical, chemical, petrochemical and biochemical. Major emphasis is on formulating and solving material and energy balances for simple and complex systems. Equilibrium concepts for chemical process systems are developed and applied. Computer software is utilized extensively. The course activities include guest speakers and plant trips.

#### CHEN 214 — Thermodynamics I

https://studiety.com/aub/course/756

AUB · 3 credits · Baha and Walid Bassatne Chemical Engineering and Advanced Energy · 4 student reviews

This course is an introduction to the most important processes employed by the chemical industries, such as plastics, pharmaceutical, chemical, petrochemical and biochemical. Major emphasis is on formulating and solving material and energy balances for simple and complex systems. Equilibrium concepts for chemical process systems are developed and applied. Computer software is utilized extensively. The course activities include guest speakers and plant trips.

#### CHEN 310 — Transport Phenomena Lab

https://studiety.com/aub/course/2567

AUB · 2 credits · Baha and Walid Bassatne Chemical Engineering and Advanced Energy · 1 student review

This lab includes experimentation in thermodynamics and heat, mass and momentum transport on a bench scale, and measurement error estimation and analysis. Prerequisites: CHEN 214 or MECH 310, and CHEN 311.

#### CHEN 311 — Introduction to Fluids Engineering

https://studiety.com/aub/course/759

AUB · 3 credits · Baha and Walid Bassatne Chemical Engineering and Advanced Energy · 2 student reviews

An introductory course on fluid behavior emphasizing conservation of mass, momentum, energy and dimensional analysis; study of fluid motion in terms of the velocity field, fluid acceleration, pressure field and viscous effects; applications of Bernoulli’s equation, Navier-Stokes and modeling; flow in ducts, potential flows and boundary layer flows.

#### CHEN 312 — Separation Processes

https://studiety.com/aub/course/760

AUB · 3 credits · Baha and Walid Bassatne Chemical Engineering and Advanced Energy · 2 student reviews

This course includes the design of industrial separation equipment using both analytical and graphical methods; equilibrium-based design techniques for single and multiple stages in distillation, absorption/stripping and liquid-liquid extraction are employed; and an introduction to gas-solid and solid-liquid systems is presented as well. Mass transfer considerations are included in efficiency calculations and design procedures for packed absorption towers, membrane separations and adsorption. Ion exchange and chromatography are discussed. Degrees of freedom analyses as well as the appropriate…

#### CHEN 314 — Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics

https://studiety.com/aub/course/757

AUB · 3 credits · Baha and Walid Bassatne Chemical Engineering and Advanced Energy · 1 student review

This course addresses the principles of classical thermodynamics and focuses on applying them to various unit operations and chemical processes. The course will begin with a review of the first and second laws and their application to closed and open systems. Power and refrigeration cycles are covered. Equations of state (virial, PR, SRK) are detailed. Starting with ideal gas mixtures and ideal solutions, the concepts of bubble and dew points are introduced to enable flash calculations and design of process components.

#### CHEN 351 — Process Instrumentation and Measurements

https://studiety.com/aub/course/758

AUB · 3 credits · Baha and Walid Bassatne Chemical Engineering and Advanced Energy · 2 student reviews

A course on general concepts of measurement systems, classification of sensors and sensor types, interfacing concepts, data acquisition, manipulation, transmission and recording; introduction to LABVIEW, applications, team project on design and implementation of a measuring device.

### Chemistry

#### CHEM 101 — General Chemistry I

https://studiety.com/aub/course/510

AUB · 3 credits · Chemistry · 5 student reviews · 3 shared files

An introductory course that covers atomic structure, chemical reactions, stoichiometry, gas laws, thermochemistry, periodic relationships among the elements, chemical bonding, and other basic concepts.

#### CHEM 102 — General Chemistry II

https://studiety.com/aub/course/511

AUB · 3 credits · Chemistry · 4 student reviews · 3 shared files

A course that covers solutions, chemical equilibrium, kinetics, acid-base and solubility equilibria, introductory thermodynamics and electrochemistry; surveys common groups in the periodic table; provides an introduction to organic chemistry and nuclear chemistry.

#### CHEM 200 — Basic Chemistry and Applications

https://studiety.com/aub/course/512

AUB · 3 credits · Chemistry · General Education: Understanding the World · 3.9/5 from 15 ratings · 31 student reviews · 6 shared files

Chem 200 introduces some of the modern views of the nature of matter and the physical principles that control its transformation. This is done in the context of addressing contemporary problems and applications, such as global warming, alternative energy resources and the mechanism of human vision!

#### CHEM 201 — Chemical Principles

https://studiety.com/aub/course/525

AUB · 3 credits · Chemistry · General Education: Understanding the World · 3.6/5 from 21 ratings · 38 student reviews · 12 shared files

Chem. 201 is a course intended to unify the General Chemistry background of incoming University students at the sophomore level, majoring in the Natural Sciences (Chemistry, Biology, Physics, Geology...), preparing for the Medical School, or providing the Chemistry background for Engineering. It should provide the student with a solid background in basic chemical principles.

#### CHEM 202 — Introduction to Environmental Chemistry

https://studiety.com/aub/course/513

AUB · 3 credits · Chemistry · General Education: Understanding the World · 3.7/5 from 6 ratings · 17 student reviews · 4 shared files

An introduction to the fundamentals of physical, inorganic, and organic chemistry, with applications to environmental problems. This course surveys atomic and molecular structure, solutions, equilibrium, acids and bases, oxidation-reduction, reaction kinetics with emphasis on mechanisms of organic free radical reactions, and basic radioactivity.

#### CHEM 203 — Introductory Chemical Techniques

https://studiety.com/aub/course/514

AUB · 2 credits · Chemistry · 5 student reviews · 3 shared files

A laboratory course on the methods of quantitative analysis, physical chemistry measurements, and inorganic semi-micro qualitative analysis, with applications to environmental problems. Not open to chemistry majors.

#### CHEM 205 — Introductory Chemistry Laboratory

https://studiety.com/aub/course/515

AUB · 2 credits · Chemistry · General Education: Understanding the World · 4 student reviews · 2 shared files

A laboratory course on the methods of quantitative analysis, physical chemistry measurements, and inorganic semi-micro qualitative analysis

#### CHEM 207 — Survey of Organic Chemistry and Petrochemicals

https://studiety.com/aub/course/2623

AUB · 4 credits · Chemistry · General Education: Understanding the World · 3.5/5 from 4 ratings · 4 student reviews

A survey of organic chemistry which mainly covers properties and reactions of aliphatic and aromatic hydrocarbons, functional groups, including alkyl halides, alcohols and ethers, aldehydes and ketones, carboxylic acids and derivatives. This course surveys polymers, petrochemicals and their general use in industry. The laboratory component covers the basic organic lab skills such as recrystallization, distillation, extraction, chromatography and some synthesis experiments. Designed for chemical engineering students. Students cannot receive credits for both CHEM 208 and CHEM 207; CHEM 211 and…

#### CHEM 208 — Brief Survey of Organic Chemistry

https://studiety.com/aub/course/516

AUB · 3 credits · Chemistry · General Education: Understanding the World · 4 student reviews · 3 shared files

Chemistry 208 covers brief survey of the following topics in organic chemistry: hydrocarbons, steroisomerism, organo halogens, oxygen containing groups, carbonyl groups, carboxylic acids and their derivatives, and amines. This course is designed for students majoring in agriculture or public health.

#### CHEM 209 — Introductory Organic Laboratory

https://studiety.com/aub/course/517

AUB · 2 credits · Chemistry · General Education: Understanding the World · 3 student reviews · 2 shared files

This course provides you with a practical experience in organic chemistry. It helps you become aware of how organic chemistry is an integral component of your everyday life. A lecture will prepare you for each lab session. In the first part of the course you will be trained the basic techniques of separation, isolation, identification and purification of organic compounds from natural sources or synthetic mixtures. In the second part you will perform experimental procedures to synthesize different organic compounds and apply the basic techniques you have learned to separate and purify them.

#### CHEM 210 — Organic Laboratory for Non-Majors

https://studiety.com/aub/course/518

AUB · 2 credits · Chemistry · 3 student reviews · 2 shared files

Basic experimental techniques in organic analytical chemistry (melting and boiling point, chromatography, distillation, extraction, recrystallization), performing reactions in synthetic organic chemistry.

#### CHEM 211 — Organic Chemistry I

https://studiety.com/aub/course/519

AUB · 3 credits · Chemistry · 19 student reviews · 3 shared files

The overall objective is for the student to master the nomenclature, structure, synthesis, and reactions of the principal classes of organic compounds. The secondary objective of this course is to increase the students knowledge of the involvement of organic chemistry in everyday life, prepare the students for GRE, MCAT, and upper level organic courses.

#### CHEM 212 — Organic Chemistry II

https://studiety.com/aub/course/526

AUB · 3 credits · Chemistry · 7 student reviews · 10 shared files

Synthesis, properties, and reactions of organic functional groups, including alcohols and ethers, aldehydes and ketones, carboxylic acids and derivatives, amines, phenols, and aryl halides; chemistry of difunctional compounds and of molecules of biological importance, including carbohydrates, proteins, and nucleic acids; and organic structure determination by spectroscopic methods. Emphasis is placed on reaction mechanism and stereochemistry, as well as on the design of multistep syntheses. Designed for chemistry majors and premedical study.

#### CHEM 215 — Analytical Chemistry

https://studiety.com/aub/course/520

AUB · 3 credits · Chemistry · 10 student reviews · 2 shared files

A course that covers fundamental analytical processes, including solution equilibria, titrations, electrochemical theory and applications, chromatography and spectrophotometric techniques.

#### CHEM 216 — Analytical Chemistry Lab

https://studiety.com/aub/course/521

AUB · 2 credits · Chemistry · 4 student reviews · 2 shared files

This lab course is designed to provide Chemistry students with the experimental background for understanding the behaviors and properties of aqueous solutions. The analytical chemistry approach encourages students to think and act more independently when separation and identification of various mixtures is discussed. The main goal is to lay the foundation for the students to observe, search for information, analyze and develop their own analytical chemistry projects.

#### CHEM 217 — Thermodynamics and Chemical Dynamics

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1118

AUB · 3 credits · Chemistry · 4 student reviews

A course that covers the basic principles of chemical thermodynamics and chemical dynamics; mathematical machinery of the laws of thermodynamics; heat, work and energy; first, second and third laws of thermodynamics; thermodynamics of chemical reactions, phase transformations and phase equilibria; thermodynamics of solutions; transport properties: diffusion, viscosity, ion transport, thermal conductivity; chemical kinetics and reaction mechanisms.

#### CHEM 218 — Quantum Chemistry

https://studiety.com/aub/course/522

AUB · 3 credits · Chemistry · 7 student reviews · 4 shared files

Failures of classical physics, quantum theory, Schrödinger equation, particle in a box, harmonic oscillator, rotational motion, hydrogen atom, atomic orbitals, spin, Pauli exclusion principle, complex atoms, term symbols, molecular structure, hybridization, Hückel theory, rotation, vibration, and electronic spectra.

#### CHEM 219 — Analysis & Instr. Chemistry for Chemistry Eng

https://studiety.com/aub/course/2128

AUB · 3 credits · Chemistry · 2 student reviews · 2 shared files

An introduction to chemical measurements and modern instrumental methods of chemical analysis: sample preparation; error analysis; chemical separations; chromatographic; spectroscopic; electrochemical, and surface analysis techniques. Not open to chemistry students. Prerequisites: CHEM 102 and CHEM 102L. Annually.

#### CHEM 225 — Organic Structure Determination

https://studiety.com/aub/course/794

AUB · 3 credits · Chemistry · 2 student reviews

Experiments in the techniques of purification, separation, and synthesis of derivatives of organic compounds; theory and practice in the analysis of organic compounds by infrared, ultraviolet-visible spectrophotometry, mass spectrometry, and nuclear magnetic resonance; identification of pure compounds and of components of mixtures of organic compounds by chemical and spectral methods.

#### CHEM 228 — Inorganic Chemistry

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1121

AUB · 3 credits · Chemistry · 3 student reviews

A course that covers atomic structure, molecular structure (VBT, MOT), molecular shape (VSEPR), symmetry and group theory, the structure of solids (metals, ionic), acids and bases (Brønsted, Lewis, HSAB, solvents).

#### CHEM 230 — Senior Seminar

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1123

AUB · 1 credits · Chemistry · 2 shared files

A literature search of a specific topic in chemistry. A written report and oral presentation in a seminar form.

#### CHEM 231 — Organic Synthesis

https://studiety.com/aub/course/523

AUB · 3 credits · Chemistry · 2 student reviews · 2 shared files

Chem. 231 is designed to introduce students to the art of organic synthesis. The experiments include: Separation-Extraction (identification of an unknown), substitution reactions, rearrangements, Wittig reaction, Diels-Alder reaction, ester hydrolysis, decarboxylation reactions, trapping of a transient intermediate (benzyne), stable free radicals, and preparation of 2-hyroxyphenazine-5,10-dioxide: an example of the Beirut Reaction

#### CHEM 232 — Inorganic Synthesis

https://studiety.com/aub/course/524

AUB · 3 credits · Chemistry · 1 student review · 2 shared files

Experiments in synthesis, separation, purification, and characterization of inorganic main-group and transition metal compounds by IR, UV-Vis, PXRD, NMR, and ESR spectroscopy.

#### CHEM 101L — General Chemistry Laboratory I

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1180

AUB · 1 credits · Chemistry · 1 shared file

A laboratory course to accompany CHEM 101. The experiments explore some of the fundamental concepts which deal with measurements, percent composition, chemical reactions, stoichiometry, volumetric analysis, gas laws, and calorimetry.

#### CHEM 102L — General Chemistry Laboratory II

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1181

AUB · 1 credits · Chemistry · 1 shared file

A laboratory course to accompany CHEM 102. The experiments explore some of the fundamental concepts which deal with physical properties of solutions, chemical equilibrium, acids and bases, solubility equilibria, kinetics and electrochemistry.

#### CHEM 201L — Introduction to Chemical Analysis Laboratory

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1101

AUB · 1 credits · Chemistry · 1 shared file

Introduces students to chemical analysis in a series of preparatory laboratory experiments. Students acquire knowledge in handling basic tools and equipment, conduct wet chemistry experiments and quantify aqueous solutes using simple laboratory devices.

### CHLA

#### CHLA 209A — CHLA 209A

https://studiety.com/aub/course/8733

AUB · 2 student reviews

#### CHLA 214B — CHLA 214B

https://studiety.com/aub/course/8724

AUB · 2 student reviews

### Civil & Environmental Eng'g

#### CIVE 401 — Final Year Project I

https://studiety.com/aub/course/2582

AUB · 3 credits · Civil and Environmental Engineering · 1 shared file

A chosen design topic and preparation of a detailed execution program for CIVE 402 through comprehensive research with the guidance and approval of the faculty. Prerequisite: CIVE 400, Fourth year.

#### CIVE 402 — Final Year Project II

https://studiety.com/aub/course/2141

AUB · 3 credits · Civil and Environmental Engineering · 1 shared file

A supervised project in groups of normally three students aimed at providing practical design experience in a civil and environmental engineering application. Prerequisite: CIVE 401.

### Civil And Environmental Engineering

#### CIVE 201 — Engineering Drawings and Tools

https://studiety.com/aub/course/732

AUB · 3 credits · Civil and Environmental Engineering · 1 student review

An introductory course that aims to introduce students to the basics of engineering drawing and mapping through the use of Autodesk’s Revit and ESRI’s ArcGIS software packages.

#### CIVE 210 — Statics

https://studiety.com/aub/course/527

AUB · 3 credits · Civil and Environmental Engineering · 12 student reviews · 7 shared files

Vector mechanics of forces and moments; free-body diagrams; equilibrium of particles and rigid bodies in two and three dimensions; plane and space trusses; axial, shear, and moment diagrams of beams and simple frames; friction; center of gravity and centroid.

#### CIVE 310 — Mechanics of Materials

https://studiety.com/aub/course/528

AUB · 3 credits · Civil and Environmental Engineering · 18 shared files

Stresses, strains, and stress-strain relationships. Temperature. Axial bars in tension and compression. Torsion of circular bars. Bending and shear stresses in beams. Combined stresses. Stress transformation and Mohr’s circle. Computer spreadsheet applications and project.

#### CIVE 330 — Engineering Geology

https://studiety.com/aub/course/533

AUB · 3 credits · Civil and Environmental Engineering · 1 student review

Engineering Geology is an inter-disciplinary field in which pertinent studies in geology and geo-science are applied towards the solution of engineering problems

#### CIVE 340 — Fluid Mechanics and Laboratory

https://studiety.com/aub/course/749

AUB · 3 credits · Civil and Environmental Engineering · 6 student reviews · 2 shared files

A course that deals with fluid properties, fluid static, continuity equation, Bernoulli’s equation, energy principle, momentum principle, laboratory experiments.

#### CIVE 370 — CONSTURCTION MATERIALS and TECHNOLOGIES

https://studiety.com/aub/course/531

AUB · 3 credits · Civil and Environmental Engineering · 2 student reviews · 2 shared files

A Lecture and Laboratory Course that aims to acquaint students with different construction materials, their characteristics, and the relevant tests according to international standards.

#### CIVE 421 — Construction Management

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1062

AUB · 3 credits · Civil and Environmental Engineering · 1 student review · 2 shared files

A course that seeks to impart in students a sound understanding of the construction company and project organization, pre-construction activities, estimating and bidding, staffing for construction, macro-level planning and scheduling, and quality control.

#### CIVE 430 — Soil Mechanics and Laboratory

https://studiety.com/aub/course/752

AUB · 3 credits · Civil and Environmental Engineering · 1 shared file

course on soil classification and index properties; soil structure and moisture; compaction; seepage; effective stress concept; compressibility and consolidation; stress and settlement analysis; shear strength; and laboratory experiments.

#### CIVE 431 — Foundation Engineering

https://studiety.com/aub/course/534

AUB · 3 credits · Civil and Environmental Engineering · 1 student review · 1 shared file

A course that covers site investigations; evaluation of data from field and laboratory tests; estimation of stresses in soil masses; applications of principles of soil mechanics to determination of bearing capacity and settlement of spread footings, mats, single piles and pile groups.

#### CIVE 440 — Hydraulics and Laboratory

https://studiety.com/aub/course/750

AUB · 3 credits · Civil and Environmental Engineering · 1 shared file

A course that covers flow in conduits, flow in open channels, flow measurements, design of basic hydraulic structures, and laboratory experiments.

#### CIVE 460 — Transportation Engineering & Laboratory

https://studiety.com/aub/course/536

AUB · 3 credits · Civil and Environmental Engineering · 1 student review · 1 shared file

The course introduces Civil Engineering students to the field of Transportation Engineering through presenting the basics of: Traffic Engineering, and Traffic Flow Theory, and Airport Design. The course also encompasses a laboratory component consisting of carefully structured experiments that reinforce students’ understanding of the academic concepts and principles.

#### CIVE 461 — Highway Engineering

https://studiety.com/aub/course/537

AUB · 3 credits · Civil and Environmental Engineering · 1 shared file

A course that examines road vehicle performance; principles of geometric design of highways; horizontal and vertical alignment; earthwork; intersections and interchanges; pavement design; parking facilities; highway planning (travel demand forecasting).

#### CIVE 522 — Building Construction and Estimating

https://studiety.com/aub/course/539

AUB · 3 credits · Civil and Environmental Engineering · 1 student review

The course exposes students to building systems and how to integrate them by best choosing materials and methods. The course will have particular emphasis on mechanical and electrical equipment in buildings, roofing, glazing, cladding, interior finishes, partitions, and cost estimation and construction of the various systems. It will present some of professional construction documents including execution drawings, details, and specifications.

#### CIVE 550 — Water Treatment and Laboratory

https://studiety.com/aub/course/748

AUB · 3 credits · Civil and Environmental Engineering · 4 student reviews

A course that examines the quality and principles of municipal and industrial water treatment processes and methods of testing for physical, chemical and biological parameters.

### CMPS

#### CMPS 200 — CMPS 200

https://studiety.com/aub/course/8741

AUB · 7 student reviews

#### CMPS 252 — CMPS 252

https://studiety.com/aub/course/8742

AUB · 1 student review

#### CMPS 255 — CMPS 255

https://studiety.com/aub/course/8743

AUB · 1 student review

#### CMPS 257 — CMPS 257

https://studiety.com/aub/course/8744

AUB · 2 student reviews

#### CMPS 274 — CMPS 274

https://studiety.com/aub/course/8745

AUB · 1 student review

#### CMPS 276 — CMPS 276

https://studiety.com/aub/course/8746

AUB · 1 student review

### Computer Science

#### CMPS 201 — Introduction to Programming

https://studiety.com/aub/course/544

AUB · 3 credits · Computer Science · General Education: Quantitative Reasoning · 17 student reviews · 3 shared files

An introduction to a disciplined approach to computer programming and problem solving, utilizing a block-structured high level language, with an emphasis on procedural abstraction and good programming style. This course covers the basic repetition and selection constructs, procedures and functions, parameter passing, and scope of variables. Each semester.

#### CMPS 202 — Data Structures

https://studiety.com/aub/course/548

AUB · 3 credits · Computer Science · 6 student reviews · 1 shared file

A continuation of CMPS 200, this course consolidates algorithm design and programming techniques, emphasizing large programs. This course also provides a detailed study of data structures and data abstraction, and an introduction to complexity considerati

#### CMPS 203 — Programming for Everyone

https://studiety.com/aub/course/2600

AUB · 3 credits · Computer Science · General Education: Quantitative Reasoning · 1 student review

This course is designed for students with no prior exposure to computer science or programming. It aims to help students, regardless of their major, to feel justifiably confident of their ability to write small programs that allow them to accomplish useful goals. To this end, it provides students with a brief introduction to many topics in computer science so they will have an idea of what is possible when they need to think about how to use computation to accomplish some goals later in their career. The course uses the Python programming language. Not open to computer science students.

#### CMPS 207 — Programming for Digital Art

https://studiety.com/aub/course/859

AUB · 3 credits · Computer Science · General Education: Quantitative Reasoning · 6 student reviews · 1 shared file

This course introduces students to the technical and conceptual skills necessary for developing web sites and for analyzing and visualizing real data . In web design, students will learn HTML5 and CSS3. In data analysis and visualization, students will learn to code using Python with an emphasis on organizing, analyzing, and lotting data. Visualizations produced by Python can then be embedded into html pages. The core skills learned in this course will be applicable to most programming languages. Not open to computer science students.

#### CMPS 208 — Computing for Business

https://studiety.com/aub/course/2189

AUB · 3 credits · Computer Science · 4 student reviews

Introduces Excel as a computer tool to plan, create, and use spreadsheets to formulate and solve business problems. It exposes students to a wide coverage of spreadsheet topics from introductory concepts such as problem formulation, writing formulas and functions, charting, grouping, and error prevention to more powerful and advanced features such as pivot tables, and analysis needed in decision-making. In addition, it boosts students’ ability to collect, analyze, and forecast business and financial data to generate valuable insights. The course offers students an opportunity to apply skills…

#### CMPS 209 — Computers and Programming for the Sciences

https://studiety.com/aub/course/546

AUB · 3 credits · Computer Science · General Education: Quantitative Reasoning · 4.8/5 from 4 ratings · 19 student reviews · 3 shared files

CMPS 209 is a computer science course designed to cover the essential computer skills needed by students in sciences and business majors. The course introduces how computers and Internet technologies work by emphasizing conceptual understanding as well as practical operational proficiency

#### CMPS 211 — Discrete Structures

https://studiety.com/aub/course/547

AUB · 3 credits · Computer Science · 3.9/5 from 9 ratings · 18 student reviews · 2 shared files

This course introduces students to discrete structures, focusing on those relevant to computing sciences. Topics covered include Logic and Proofs, Sets, Sequences, Functions, Growth of Functions, Algorithms and their complexities, Induction and Recursion, Counting, and Recurrence Relations.

#### CMPS 215 — Theory of Computation

https://studiety.com/aub/course/745

AUB · 3 credits · Computer Science · 17 shared files

A course that covers basics of Automata and Language Theory, Computation Theory, and Complexity Theory. Topics include regular expressions, finite automata, context-free grammars and parsing, pushdown automata, closure properties, Turing machines, Church’s thesis, reductions and decidability, time complexity and NP-completeness, space complexity, polynomial-space and log-space computations, circuit complexity, probabilistic computations and complexity classes, approximation algorithms, and selected topics as time permits.

#### CMPS 221 — Computer Organization & Design

https://studiety.com/aub/course/549

AUB · 3 credits · Computer Science · 6 student reviews · 12 shared files

A structured overview of the fundamentals of designing digital computer systems.Topics covered include digital logic and systems, machine level representation of data, assembly level machine organization, memory system organization and architecture, CPU implementation and virtual machines, and exposure to one or more micro/mini architectures.

#### CMPS 231 — Programming Languages

https://studiety.com/aub/course/746

AUB · 3 credits · Computer Science · 1 student review

A course on the principles and programming styles that govern the design and implementation of contemporary programming languages, a history and overview of programming languages, fundamental issues in language design, and an introduction to language translation. This course focuses on design issues in imperative, object-oriented, functional, and rule-based paradigms. Various programming languages will be studied and experimented with to illustrate key concepts.

#### CMPS 240 — Operating Systems

https://studiety.com/aub/course/550

AUB · 3 credits · Computer Science · 5 shared files

This course provides an introduction to the fundamentals of operating system function, design, and implementation. It contains a theory component about the concepts and principles that underlie modern operating systems, and a practice component to relate theoretical principles with operating system implementation. The course is divided into three major parts. The first part of the course discusses concurrency (processes, threads, scheduling, synchronization, and deadlocks). The second part of the course discusses memory management (memory management strategies and virtual memory management)…

#### CMPS 242 — Computer Networks

https://studiety.com/aub/course/553

AUB · 3 credits · Computer Science · 10 shared files

An introduction to network architectures and protocols, placing emphasis on Internet design principles and methodology. Specific topics include application layer protocols, network programming, transport protocols, circuit switching and packet switching, routing algorithms, multicast, local and wide area networks, error detection and correction, and performance evaluation.

#### CMPS 243 — Computer & Information Security

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1245

AUB · 3 credits · Computer Science · 1 shared file

This course introduces students to the world of information and computer security. Students will be exposed to various security vulnerabilities of computing and networking systems and learn their fundamental aspects such as cryptography, user authentication, access control principles, trusted computing & multilevel Security, database security, SQL injection attacks, malicious software, worms, malwares, viruses, denial-of-service attacks, intrusion detection and prevention systems, firewalls, etc. Also, other topics related to operating system security, web security, wireless security, and…

#### CMPS 244 — Database Systems

https://studiety.com/aub/course/551

AUB · 3 credits · Computer Science · 1 shared file

This course covers the fundamental concepts of database systems. Topics include data modeling using the Entity-Relationship model and the Relation model; query languages including relational algebra and SQL; File Organization and Indexing; Normalization; database programming; and noSQL databases. The course is offered in blended-format and includes a semester project.

#### CMPS 251 — Numerical Computing

https://studiety.com/aub/course/744

AUB · 3 credits · Computer Science · 2 student reviews · 1 shared file

Techniques of numerical analysis: number representations and round-off errors, root finding, approximation of functions, integration, solving initial value problems, Monte-Carlo methods. Implementations and analysis of the algorithms are stressed. Projects using MATLAB or a similar tool are assigned.

#### CMPS 270 — Software Construction

https://studiety.com/aub/course/2222

AUB · 3 credits · Computer Science · 3.0/5 from 3 ratings · 3 student reviews

Software Construction provides methods, tools and techniques to develop, modify and maintain complex and efficient software systems. Topics include object-oriented design; specifications and invariants; abstract data types, testing, design patterns, concurrency; version control and event driven programming. Prerequisite: a grade of at least C+ in CMPS 202 or a grade of at least C+ in EECE 330. This course was previously numbered CMPS 252.

#### CMPS 271 — Software Engineering

https://studiety.com/aub/course/747

AUB · 3 credits · Computer Science · 1 student review

A course that introduces the fundamentals of software engineering, with emphasis on the requirements elicitation and specification, and analysis and design phases of the software life cycle. Specifications are given as a set of operations (with pre- and post-conditions), and using a generic data model, and the design as a module dependency diagram where both data and procedural decomposition are emphasized. The course also introduces verification and testing of a design with respect to its specification, and the use of modularity and decomposition to ensure tractability of the verification…

#### CMPS 278 — Web Programming & Design

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1244

AUB · 3 credits · Computer Science · 3 student reviews · 1 shared file

This course introduces the fundamentals needed to program on the Internet as well as the state-of-the- art technologies used in designing and developing rich multi-tiered web-based applications. It presents the basics of client-side/server-side web programming and the skills and tools needed to create dynamic Web-based applications. It provides in-depth coverage of various markup languages and their associated cascading style sheets, several client side and server side scripting languages (such as C#, PHP and JavaScript including JQuery, Angular, and NodeJS) in addition to AJAX-enabled rich…

#### CMPS 285 — Computer Graphics

https://studiety.com/aub/course/552

AUB · 3 credits · Computer Science · 1 student review · 2 shared files

A course that covers the practice of, and underlying mathematical foundation for, interactive graphics programming. Topics include basic graphics systems, graphics primitives and attributes, windows and viewports, clipping, geometric transformations, color systems, 2D texture mapping, and introduction to 3D graphics. Programming in OpenGL will be used.

#### CMPS 299 — Capstone Project

https://studiety.com/aub/course/2700

AUB · 3 credits · Computer Science · 1 shared file

A course to enhance students’ skills with practical experience giving them the opportunity to integrate knowledge accumulated in different courses. In this course, students must deliver a software product which passes through the design, analysis, implementation, testing, and evaluation stages. Prerequisites: consent of the instructor and senior standing.

### Course Academic Accommodations

#### CAA 101 — Course Academic Accommodations

https://studiety.com/aub/course/2860

AUB · Faculty of Arts and Sciences · 26 student reviews

This page is for students who are looking to have a better accessible university experience where reviews are given about how accessiblity-knowledgeable the professors are and how qualified they are when it comes to providing the right accommodations to students in need.

### Critical Humanities

#### CHLA 201 — Ancient Near East & Classical Civilization

https://studiety.com/aub/course/542

AUB · 3 credits · Critical Humanities for Liberal Arts · 20 student reviews · 9 shared files

An introduction to fundamental elements of Ancient Mesopotamian, Greek, and Roman worldviews that continue to influence us today. Starting with the Epic of Gilgamesh, the course moves on to explore the Greek and Roman worlds through epic, drama, history, and philosophy, in some of the most influential texts from that period of human history. Sequence one courses (201, 202, 205, 207) focus on the ancient world up to the Renaissance, sequence two courses (203, 204, 206, 208) on the pre-modern to contemporary world. Students have to take a sequence one course, before enrolling in a sequence two…

#### CHLA 202 — Medieval, Islamic & Renaissance Civilization

https://studiety.com/aub/course/763

AUB · 3 credits · Critical Humanities for Liberal Arts · 16 student reviews · 4 shared files

This course offers an introductory exploration of selected expressions of philosophical, theological, and literary thought within the monotheistic traditions of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam, as anchored in the ancient Platonist, Aristotelian, and Neo-Platonist legacies, with a focus on the epoch spanning from the third to the thirteenth century CE. Sequence one courses (201, 202, 205, 207) focus on the ancient world up to the Renaissance, sequence two courses (203, 204, 206, 208) on the pre-modern to contemporary world. Students have to take a sequence one course, before enrolling in a…

#### CHLA 204 — Contemporary Studies

https://studiety.com/aub/course/543

AUB · 3 credits · Critical Humanities for Liberal Arts · 20 student reviews · 2 shared files

An introduction to some of the most seminal influences in thought that have shaped our contemporary world from the late 19th century to the present time. This course typically explores themes and developments such as evolutionary theory, Nietzschean radical critique, depth-psychology, astrophysics, philosophy of science, revolution, the absurd, existentialism, gender issues, and postcolonial literature and criticism, from both the Western and the Arab worlds. Sequence one courses (201, 202, 205, 207) focus on the ancient world up to the Renaissance, sequence two courses (203, 204, 206, 208)…

#### CHLA 263 — Modern & Contemporary World Theatre

https://studiety.com/aub/course/791

AUB · 3 credits · Critical Humanities for Liberal Arts · 7 student reviews · 1 shared file

This course examines a number of plays from across different artistic, cultural and linguistic traditions. The focus will be on reading and analyzing these plays for an appreciation of aesthetic innovations; modes of theatrical expression; and their place within particular social or cultural contexts. Course materials may include filmed versions of the plays for comparison.

#### CHLA 295 — Special Topics: Cultural Studies

https://studiety.com/aub/course/858

AUB · 3 credits · Critical Humanities for Liberal Arts · 1 student review · 3 shared files

At the discretion of the program. May be repeated for credit on different topics.

### CVSP

#### CVSP 201 — CVSP 201

https://studiety.com/aub/course/8729

AUB · 4.0/5 from 4 ratings · 4 student reviews

#### CVSP 202 — CVSP 202

https://studiety.com/aub/course/8728

AUB · 4.7/5 from 10 ratings · 12 student reviews

#### CVSP 204 — CVSP 204

https://studiety.com/aub/course/8730

AUB · 3.7/5 from 3 ratings · 5 student reviews

#### CVSP 205 — CVSP 205

https://studiety.com/aub/course/8731

AUB · 4.0/5 from 4 ratings · 6 student reviews

#### CVSP 206 — CVSP 206

https://studiety.com/aub/course/8723

AUB · 4.2/5 from 5 ratings · 5 student reviews

#### CVSP 207D — CVSP 207D

https://studiety.com/aub/course/8725

AUB · 1 student review

#### CVSP 208C — CVSP 208C

https://studiety.com/aub/course/8747

AUB · 1 student review

#### CVSP 208N — CVSP 208N

https://studiety.com/aub/course/8748

AUB · 1 student review

#### CVSP 295X — CVSP 295X

https://studiety.com/aub/course/8734

AUB · 1 student review

### Decision Systems

#### DCSN 200 — Operations Management

https://studiety.com/aub/course/554

AUB · 3 credits · Business Information and Decision Systems · 20 student reviews · 19 shared files

The course is an introduction to contemporary operational management issues and techniques. The focus of the course is on the tradeoffs in various decision areas and how operational strategies are aligned to the organization strategy. A strong emphasis is placed on the development and use of the quantitative models to assist decision making.

#### DCSN 205 — Managerial Decision Making

https://studiety.com/aub/course/555

AUB · 3 credits · Business Information and Decision Systems · 18 student reviews · 27 shared files

This course is a spreadsheet-based introduction to the tools and techniques of modern managerial decision making. It addresses formulation of models that can be used to analyze complex problems taken from various functional areas of management, including finance, marketing, operations, and human resources. The goal is to understand how business decisions are reached, what tradeoffs are made, and how outcomes depend on the underlying data. A broad range of analytical methods is covered, including linear programming, integer linear programming, non-linear programming, multi-objective decision…

#### DCSN 210 — Supply Chain Management

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1037

AUB · 3 credits · Business Information and Decision Systems · 4 student reviews

Aims to provide the knowledge and tools necessary to develop, implement and sustain strategies for managing supply chains. We will focus on both developing conceptual frameworks and using analytical tools for supply chain management. Real business cases will be extensively used. Supply chain concepts and solution techniques using analytical tools will be applied to various supply chain issues.

#### DCSN 211 — Pricing and Revenue Management

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1038

AUB · 3 credits · Business Information and Decision Systems · 6 student reviews

Effective pricing and capacity management offer powerful levers that companies are increasingly using to squeeze more profits in competitive markets. The course focuses, at a tactical level, on how to integrate pricing, sales and product design decisions to extract maximal value from any mismatch between supply and demand. It also introduces pricing and capacity management as a hedging tool in the presence of various risk factors. It is based on model-building and relies on constrained optimization techniques implemented through Excel and Solver.

#### DCSN 212 — Project Management

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1039

AUB · 3 credits · Business Information and Decision Systems · 1 student review

Explores technical and managerial challenges of project management in general. The topics addressed in this course range from project selection techniques, project planning, budgeting, risk analysis, resource management to project monitoring and termination. The goal is to understand how project management decisions are reached, what tradeoffs are made, and how outcomes depend on the underlying situation. Decision analysis tools such as linear/non-linear programming and spreadsheet simulation are utilized. Software packages used are Microsoft Project, Risk Solver/ Crystal Ball and Excel…

#### DCSN 216 — Business Analytics Using Data Mining

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1041

AUB · 3 credits · Business Information and Decision Systems · 1 shared file

Introduces applied data mining techniques including data processing and a set of data analytics tools related to predictive modeling such as classification and regression trees, logistic regression, artificial neural networks and other techniques. Students will learn how to use these tools to provide practical solutions to problems faced by businesses today. They will gain knowledge in how to improve decision-making by adopting a data analytics approach. The course is designed for advanced undergraduate students and features the use of data mining software. Case studies and practical examples…

### Diagnostic Radiology

#### DGRG 220 — Clinical Practicum I

https://studiety.com/aub/course/2629

AUB · 2 credits · Diagnostic Radiology · 1 shared file

Clinical training in general radiography, mobile radiography and emergency radiography and general fluoroscopy within the Department of Diagnostic Radiology. Summer (6 weeks). Prerequisite: MIMG 201 MIMG 206, and MIMG 206L.

#### DGRG 230 — Clinical Practicum II

https://studiety.com/aub/course/2227

AUB · 4 credits · Diagnostic Radiology · 1 shared file

Clinical training in general radiography, mobile radiography, emergency radiography and general fluoroscopy within the Department of Diagnostic Radiology. First term (12 weeks). Prerequisite: DGRG 220.

#### DGRG 240 — Clinical Practicum III

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1264

AUB · 2 credits · Diagnostic Radiology · 1 shared file

Clinical training in general radiography, general fluoroscopy, digital subtraction angiography/Interventional (DSA), breast imaging, operating theatre, computed tomography, general ultrasound, nuclear medicine, magnetic resonance imaging within the Department of Diagnostic Radiology. Second term (12 weeks). Prerequisite: DGRG 230.

#### DGRG 250 — Clinical Practicum IV

https://studiety.com/aub/course/2630

AUB · 2 credits · Diagnostic Radiology · 1 shared file

Clinical training in DSA/interventional (digital subtraction angiography/interventional), breast imaging, CT (computed tomography), U/S (ultrasonography) and imaging in the operating theatre. Summer (6 weeks). Prerequisite: DGRG 240.

#### DGRG 260 — Clinical Practicum V

https://studiety.com/aub/course/2228

AUB · 4 credits · Diagnostic Radiology · 1 shared file

Clinical training in Breast Imaging, CT (computed tomography), U/S (ultrasonography) and MRI (magnetic resonance imaging). First term (12 weeks). Prerequisite: DGRG 250.

#### DGRG 270 — Clinical Practicum VI

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1265

AUB · 4 credits · Diagnostic Radiology · 1 shared file

Clinical training in CT (computed tomography), MRI (magnetic resonance imaging) and NM/PET (nuclear medicine/positron emission tomography). Second term (12 weeks). Prerequisite: DGRG 260.

### ECON

#### ECON 223 — Economics of the Middle East

https://studiety.com/aub/course/2867

AUB · 3 credits · Economics · 1 shared file

A study of the resource endowment of the Arab Middle Eastern economies; their development experience, and the general outlook for growth and development. Prerequisites: ECON 217 or ECON 227, ECON 211 and ECON 212. Occasionally.

#### ECON 295F — Seminar Political Economics of Development

https://studiety.com/aub/course/2868

AUB · 3 credits · Economics · 1 shared file

### Economics

#### ECON 101 — Introduction to Microeconomics

https://studiety.com/aub/course/556

AUB · 3 credits · Economics · 3 student reviews · 2 shared files

An introductory survey of the principles of microeconomics, designed primarily for freshman students.

#### ECON 102 — Introduction to Macroeconomics

https://studiety.com/aub/course/805

AUB · 3 credits · Economics · 2 student reviews · 1 shared file

An introductory survey of the principles of macroeconomics, designed primarily for freshman students.

#### ECON 203 — Survey of Economics

https://studiety.com/aub/course/769

AUB · 3 credits · Economics · General Education: Societies and Individuals · 4.3/5 from 6 ratings · 25 student reviews · 28 shared files

Elementary principles of microeconomics and macroeconomics and applications. No credit is given for students majoring in economics. Students who take ECON 203 may not receive credit for either ECON 211 or ECON 212.

#### ECON 211 — Elementary Microeconomics Theory

https://studiety.com/aub/course/557

AUB · 3 credits · Economics · General Education: Societies and Individuals · 3.4/5 from 9 ratings · 27 student reviews · 23 shared files

This course lays out the general principles of microeconomics which include: elements of supply and demand, consumer behavior, production theory and market structures.

#### ECON 212 — Elementary Macroeconomics Theory

https://studiety.com/aub/course/565

AUB · 3 credits · Economics · General Education: Societies and Individuals · 4.0/5 from 22 ratings · 39 student reviews · 28 shared files · 1 tutor

General principles of macroeconomics; aggregate supply and demand framework is used to analyze overall movements in prices and national output, inflation and unemployment, and monetary and fiscal policies.

#### ECON 213 — Economic Statistics I

https://studiety.com/aub/course/558

AUB · 3 credits · Economics · 1 shared file

Display of data, properties of probability, methods of enumeration, conditional probability and independent events; univariate and bivariate distributions corresponding to both discrete and continuous variables; expectation, variance, covariance and correlation, moment generating functions, independent random samples and the central limit theorem; basics of confidence intervals and hypothesis testing.

#### ECON 214 — Econometrics I

https://studiety.com/aub/course/566

AUB · 3 credits · Economics · 3 student reviews · 3 shared files

Classical linear regression model and the multiple regression model in matrix form; the criteria for estimators; multicollinearity, serial correlation, heteroskedasticity; identification and estimation of simultaneous equation models and applications

#### ECON 215 — Applied Econometrics

https://studiety.com/aub/course/567

AUB · 3 credits · Economics · 3 student reviews · 1 shared file

A comprehensive treatment of econometric techniques applied in cross-sectional and time series models. Topics include but are not limited to the estimation of bivariate and multiple regression models; validation tests; corrective methods employed when assumptions are violated; regressions with a qualitative dependent variable; logit models; VAR; and cointegration.

#### ECON 217 — Intermediate Price Theory

https://studiety.com/aub/course/559

AUB · 3 credits · Economics · General Education: Societies and Individuals · 4 student reviews · 21 shared files

This is a course in intermediate microeconomic theory. It is designed to familiarize you with the most important models that economists use to explain the behavior of consumers and firms.

#### ECON 218 — Behavioral Economics

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1266

AUB · 3 credits · Economics · 1 student review

This course is a continuation of Intermediate Microeconomics and offers an introduction to behavioral and experimental economics. It uses neo-classical economics as a benchmark from which psychologically informed models are derived. The course covers the foundations of individual behavior in economics under certainty and uncertainty, the paradoxes of choice, and alternative choice models. It also examines the elements of experimental economics including auctions, bargaining, simulated markets, and the elements of behavioral game theory such as public goods games, dictator games, and ultimatum…

#### ECON 219 — Economics of Financial Markets

https://studiety.com/aub/course/568

AUB · 3 credits · Economics · 1 student review · 2 shared files

A survey of capital markets and asset pricing models; determination of the links between financial markets, monetary policy, and economic growth.

#### ECON 221 — History of Economic Thought

https://studiety.com/aub/course/560

AUB · 3 credits · Economics · General Education: Cultures and Histories · 1 student review · 2 shared files

A survey of the history of economic thought, both theory and policy, with an emphasis on contemporary economic thought

#### ECON 222 — Labor Economics

https://studiety.com/aub/course/928

AUB · 3 credits · Economics · General Education: Societies and Individuals · 1 student review

A survey of the demand for and supply of labor, investment in human capital, market structure and efficiency of labor markets, collective bargaining, income distribution, and unemployment.

#### ECON 226 — Public Economics

https://studiety.com/aub/course/929

AUB · 3 credits · Economics · 1 student review

Introduction on the nature and the role of governments in the economy. This course covers market failure and government intervention, government failure and public choice, economic analysis of public policy, inequality and tax policy.

#### ECON 227 — Intermediate Macroeconomics

https://studiety.com/aub/course/561

AUB · 3 credits · Economics · 1 student review · 1 shared file

A study of the aggregate approach to economics, including the determination of output, employment, interest rates, and the price level. Inflation and stabilization policies, budget deficits and the national debt, business cycles, theories of consumption, and investment behavior.

#### ECON 228 — Intermediate Monetary Economics

https://studiety.com/aub/course/569

AUB · 3 credits · Economics · 1 student review · 2 shared files

Central banking and instruments of monetary management, alternative theories of the demand for money, the balance of payments and the processes of its adjustment.

#### ECON 235 — Intermediate International Trade Theory

https://studiety.com/aub/course/570

AUB · 3 credits · Economics · 1 shared file

Classical trade model, the Heckscher-Ohlin theorem and subsequent theoretical developments, tariffs, domestic distortions, customs union, trade, and economic growth

#### ECON 237 — Economic Development I

https://studiety.com/aub/course/562

AUB · 3 credits · Economics · General Education: Societies and Individuals · 2 student reviews · 1 shared file

An introduction to development economics that covers the theory and empirics of development, quality of life, poverty, inequality, and knowledge based policy making in the context of the challenges faced by developing countries including market-oriented reforms, impact of globalization, urbanization, agricultural development, and gender equality

#### ECON 240 — Economic Development II

https://studiety.com/aub/course/771

AUB · 3 credits · Economics · 2 student reviews · 1 shared file

Models of economic development and growth; macroeconomic planning; policy formulation and implementation in developing countries.

#### ECON 243 — Introduction to Game Theory and Economic Behavior

https://studiety.com/aub/course/932

AUB · 3 credits · Economics · 1 student review

Basic concepts and methods of game theory with applications to economic problems, Nash equilibrium, mixed strategies, zero sum games, repeated games.

#### ECON 317 — Microeconomic Theory I

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1271

AUB · 3 credits · Economics · 1 shared file

Theory of demand and theory of consumer’s choice: choice under uncertainty, theory of production and theory of costs, market equilibrium and market failure, externalities and the public good. Annually.

#### ECON 328 — Monetary Economics

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1273

AUB · 3 credits · Economics · 1 shared file

This is an advanced course on monetary economics based on a general equilibrium approach. Topics include models of money demand such as money-in-the-utility function and cash-in-advance models, New Keynesian monetary economics, and public finance and inflation. Annually.

### Education

#### EDUC 211 — The School and the Social Order

https://studiety.com/aub/course/860

AUB · 3 credits · Education · General Education: Societies and Individuals · 4.0/5 from 8 ratings · 17 student reviews

A course on the importance of teaching as a profession in the larger context of social and cultural change; the manner in which teaching can influence the nature and direction of change; contrasts between advanced and developing countries.

#### EDUC 213 — Introduction to Educational Administration

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1196

AUB · 3 credits · Education · General Education: Societies and Individuals · 1 student review

A survey of various aspects of educational administration, with emphasis on leadership theories and organizational structure, functions, and responsibilities of educational administrators, and public control of education.

#### EDUC 215 — Learning and Human Development

https://studiety.com/aub/course/861

AUB · 3 credits · Education · General Education: Societies and Individuals · 3.0/5 from 5 ratings · 12 student reviews

An introduction to instructional theory, the nature of intelligence, child development, learning and behavior management, with an emphasis on the basic implications for classroom teaching.

#### EDUC 217 — Measurement and Evaluation for Classroom Teachers

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1009

AUB · 3 credits · Education · 2 student reviews

An introduction to and practice in the construction, use, and interpretation of classroom tests.

#### EDUC 219 — The Use of Computer Applications in Education

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1010

AUB · 3 credits · Education · 3.8/5 from 12 ratings · 18 student reviews

This course examines how to use technology to support teaching and learning. This course is designed to prepare students to integrate a variety of computer-based technologies into the K-12 curriculum such as Web 2.0 (blogs, wikis, google apps), spreadsheets, and slideshows implemented through lesson activities.

#### EDUC 220 — Instructional Media & Techniques

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1285

AUB · 3 credits · Education · 3.7/5 from 3 ratings · 3 student reviews

This course explores the use of Interactive White Boards (IWBs) and other interactive instructional media techniques in education. This course will equip students with knowledge and skills to create effective and interactive lessons and activities that enhance teaching and learning. Media techniques and principles are implemented through activities and projects appropriate to use for all majors. Annually.

#### EDUC 223 — Introduction to Guidance and Counseling

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1011

AUB · 3 credits · Education · 4.3/5 from 3 ratings · 8 student reviews

An introduction to the field of guidance and counseling. The role of the counselor in school and community settings is emphasized.

#### EDUC 225 — Child & Adolescent Development

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1288

AUB · 3 credits · Education · 4.5/5 from 4 ratings · 4 student reviews

A chronological study of typical and atypical cognitive, linguistic, emotional, and physical development from the prenatal period through adolescence. The relative influences and interactions of heredity and environment, and the impact of development on learning and school success are examined. Students who receive credit for EDUC 225 cannot receive credit for PSYC 210. Annually.

#### EDUC 230 — Instructional Procedures

https://studiety.com/aub/course/862

AUB · 3 credits · Education · General Education: Societies and Individuals · 6 student reviews

An introduction to instructional planning, teaching strategies, classroom management, and evaluation procedures.

#### EDUC 231 — Reading Instruction in Elementary School

https://studiety.com/aub/course/863

AUB · 3 credits · Education · General Education: Societies and Individuals · 3.9/5 from 10 ratings · 19 student reviews

A course on trends, theories, and practices in the teaching and evaluation of reading in the elementary school; alternative teaching/learning strategies for developing readiness, comprehension, and evaluation of progress in reading.

#### EDUC 271 — Problem Solving in Arithmetic and Algebra

https://studiety.com/aub/course/864

AUB · 3 credits · Education · General Education: Quantitative Reasoning · 3.3/5 from 3 ratings · 9 student reviews

A course that focuses on using problem solving as an integral constituent of mathematics teaching in elementary and intermediate school mathematics. The purpose of the course is to support students in developing a deep understanding of mathematical concepts and procedures in arithmetic and algebra.

#### EDUC 272 — Probl. Solv. in Probability Statistics & Geometry

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1299

AUB · 3 credits · Education · 1 student review

A course that focuses on using problem solving as an integral constituent of mathematics teaching in elementary and intermediate school mathematics. The purpose of the course is to support students in developing a deep understanding of mathematical concepts and procedures in probability, statistics and geometry. Annually.

#### EDUC 273 — Sciences for Elementary Teachers 1

https://studiety.com/aub/course/865

AUB · 3 credits · Education · General Education: Understanding the World · 7 student reviews

An in-depth study of science concepts and skills in pre-secondary science curricula.

### EECE

#### EECE 435 — Introduction to Quantum Computing

https://studiety.com/aub/course/2869

AUB · 3 credits · Electrical & Computer Engineering · 1 shared file

#### EECE 440 — Wireless Communications

https://studiety.com/aub/course/2870

AUB · 3 credits · Electrical & Computer Engineering · 1 shared file

#### EECE 470 — Power System Planning

https://studiety.com/aub/course/2871

AUB · 3 credits · Electrical & Computer Engineering · 2 shared files

#### EECE 503 — Special Topics in ECE

https://studiety.com/aub/course/2872

AUB · 3 credits · Electrical & Computer Engineering · 1 shared file

#### EECE 624 — Digital Systems Testing

https://studiety.com/aub/course/2873

AUB · 3 credits · Electrical & Computer Engineering · 2 shared files

#### EECE 632 — Cryptography & Network Security

https://studiety.com/aub/course/2874

AUB · 3 credits · Electrical & Computer Engineering · 1 shared file

#### EECE 651 — Internet Engineering

https://studiety.com/aub/course/2875

AUB · 3 credits · Electrical & Computer Engineering · 1 shared file

A course that provides in-depth coverage of Internet architecture, Internet protocols and routing; discusses recent developments on the Internet such as IPv6, switching and mobility; and gives a detailed study of TCP. This course is considered equivalent to CMPS 342; hence, students cannot receive credits for both EECE 651 and CMPS 342. Prerequisite: EECE 350 or EECE 351.

#### EECE 503N — AI in Industry

https://studiety.com/aub/course/8749

AUB · 1 student review

### Electrical & Computer Eng'g

#### EECE 422 — Parallel Computational Architecture & Program

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1322

AUB · 3 credits · Electrical and Computer Engineering · 6 shared files

A course on high-performance computer architectures with emphasis on shared memory and distributed parallel architectures and programming models. Topics include simultaneous multithreading processors, multicore processors, SIMD processors, UMA, NUMA and COMA shared-memory multiprocessors, distributed multiprocessors, snoopy and directory-based cache coherence protocols, memory consistency models, high performance synchronization methods, speculative lock elision, shared memory programming model, message passing programming model and transactional memory programming model. To consolidate the…

#### EECE 425 — Embedded and IoT Systems

https://studiety.com/aub/course/2253

AUB · 3 credits · Electrical and Computer Engineering · 1 student review

#### EECE 675 — PV & Wind Electric Energy Syst

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1359

AUB · 3 credits · Electrical and Computer Engineering · 1 student review

This course seeks to impart in students a sound understanding of photovoltaic (PV) and wind electric energy systems in terms of their physics, design, technology, and operation. Models and characteristics of autonomous and grid connected systems. Economics, optimization techniques and feasibility studies of PV and wind electric energy systems. Prerequisite: senior standing.

#### EECE 471L — Power Systems Laboratory

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1331

AUB · 1 credits · Electrical and Computer Engineering · 10 shared files

This lab course covers various aspects of power systems: measurement of the characteristics of a transmission line and assessment of its voltage drop and losses; synchronization and operation of a generator connected to an infinite bus system; load characteristics of a synchronous motor and effect of field excitation; effect of voltage levels and load types on power transmission; load flow data preparation and system study; system analysis of symmetrical and unsymmetrical faults; transient stability. Prerequisite: EECE 471.

### Electrical And Computer Engineering

#### EECE 210 — Electric Circuits

https://studiety.com/aub/course/571

AUB · 3 credits · Electrical and Computer Engineering · 3.8/5 from 8 ratings · 30 student reviews · 4 shared files · 1 tutor

A course on fundamentals of electric circuits; basic elements and laws; techniques of circuit analysis: node voltage, mesh current, superposition, Thevenin’s and Norton’s theorems, and source transformation; inductors, capacitors, and duality; steady-state AC circuits; mutual inductance and transformers; transient response of RC, RL, and RLC circuits; circuit simulation using SPICE.

#### EECE 230 — Introduction to Programming

https://studiety.com/aub/course/584

AUB · 3 credits · Electrical and Computer Engineering · General Education: Quantitative Reasoning · 25 student reviews · 2 shared files

This is an introductory programming course with an emphasis on abstractions and elementary algorithmic ideas. It uses the Python programming language. Topics include data types, selection, repetition, lists, tuples, strings, functions, files, exception handling, program efficiency, recursion, divide and conquer algorithms, recurrence relations, sorting and searching algorithms, binary search, merge sort, randomized quicksort, dictionaries, memoization, classes and object oriented programming, stacks and queues, applications, and selected topics. The course has a weekly lab.

#### EECE 231 — Int. to Computat. & Programming w.Applied

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1086

AUB · 3 credits · Electrical and Computer Engineering · 12 student reviews

An introductory course on the principles of programming using C++ and MATLAB. Basic data types, control structures and arrays will be covered in C++. Algorithms, functions and arrays will be covered in MATLAB. In addition, the course will expose students to the MATLAB environment and toolboxes with applications in engineering. Weekly laboratory assignments are an integral part of this course.

#### EECE 310 — Electronics

https://studiety.com/aub/course/585

AUB · 3 credits · Electrical and Computer Engineering · 10 student reviews · 1 shared file

A course on semiconductors; PN junctions; diodes and diode circuits; MOS transistor and applications such as amplifier and switch; bipolar junction transistor and applications such as amplifier and switch; and circuit simulation using SPICE.

#### EECE 311 — Electronic Circuits

https://studiety.com/aub/course/572

AUB · 3 credits · Electrical and Computer Engineering · 4 student reviews · 1 shared file

A course on BJT amplifiers; MOSFET amplifiers; differential amplifiers; frequency response of amplifiers; feedback; operational amplifiers; oscillators; digital CMOS circuits; SPICE simulations.

#### EECE 334 — Programming Language Design and Implementation

https://studiety.com/aub/course/961

AUB · 3 credits · Electrical and Computer Engineering · 1 student review

This course examines the design and implementation of widely adopted programming languages. Topics include data types; bindings; run-time management; objectorientation; syntax analysis; semantic analysis; and the implementation of compilers and interpreters. Functional and logic programming principles are also covered.

#### EECE 338 — Theory of Computation

https://studiety.com/aub/course/962

AUB · 3 credits · Electrical and Computer Engineering · 1 student review

This course covers of the basics of automata and language theory, computation theory, and complexity theory. The first part of the course is about automata and regular languages, context free grammars, Church’s thesis, decidability, and reducibility. Topics in the second part of the course include: time complexity and NP-completeness, space complexity, polynomial-space and log-space computations, circuit complexity, probabilistic computations and complexity classes, approximation algorithms, and selected topics as time permits.

#### EECE 340 — Signals and Systems

https://studiety.com/aub/course/573

AUB · 3 credits · Electrical and Computer Engineering · 14 student reviews · 1 shared file

This course covers basic concepts and methods related to continuous and discrete-time signals and systems. The course includes: signals and systems and their properties, linear time-invariant systems, stability analysis, sampling of continuous-time signals, z-transform, discrete Fourier transform, time and frequency domain representations of discrete-time signals and systems, and introductory concepts in communications.

#### EECE 350 — Computer Networks

https://studiety.com/aub/course/950

AUB · 3 credits · Electrical and Computer Engineering · 6 student reviews

A course that outlines data communications; wide area networks; circuit and packet switching; routing; congestion control; local area networks; communications architecture and protocols; internetworking.

#### EECE 380 — Engineering Electromagnetics

https://studiety.com/aub/course/574

AUB · 3 credits · Electrical and Computer Engineering · 8 student reviews · 1 shared file

This course covers the fundamentals of electromagnetics. It deals with the study of static electric fields in vacuum and dielectrics, conductors, capacitance, electrostatic energy and forces; static magnetic fields, Biot-Savart law, Ampere’s law, vector magnetic potential, inductance, Maxwell’s equations for time varying fields, Faraday’s law, plane wave propagation, in lossless media; transmission lines and their lumped-element model, transmission line input impedance

#### EECE 430 — Software Engineering

https://studiety.com/aub/course/575

AUB · 3 credits · Electrical and Computer Engineering · 4 student reviews · 1 shared file

A course that teaches students modern processes and tools for working on software projects, including the design, development, testing and deployment of software systems. They will understand and use agile development methodologies and tools, including lo-fi UI sketching, user stories, behavior-driven development and version control for team-based development, management tools and design patterns.

#### EECE 442 — Communication Systems

https://studiety.com/aub/course/951

AUB · 3 credits · Electrical and Computer Engineering · 2 student reviews · 10 shared files

This course introduces students to the transmission and reception of analog signals; performance of analog communication systems in the presence of noise; analog to digital conversion and pulse coded modulation; transmission and reception of digital signals; performance of digital communication systems in the presence of noise and inter-symbol interference.

#### EECE 451 — Mobile Networks and Applications

https://studiety.com/aub/course/576

AUB · 3 credits · Electrical and Computer Engineering · 1 shared file

This course covers mobile networking topics with focus on wireless networking technologies and mobile computing applications. It addresses the following standards, mostly at the physical and MAC layers levels: Bluetooth, ZigBee, WiFi, GSM, UMTS and LTE. It also touches on technologies that are part of LTE-advanced set of technologies and covers Mobile IP. From the applications side, the course gives an overview of Web Services, virtualization and cloud computing. The course includes a project on mobile app development that involves communication among mobile devices.

#### EECE 455 — Cryptography and Networks Security

https://studiety.com/aub/course/957

AUB · 3 credits · Electrical and Computer Engineering · 2 student reviews

This course provides an overview of encryption and network security. The topics include: classical encryption techniques, block ciphers and the data encryption standard, finite fields, advanced encryption standard, confidentiality using symmetric encryption, public-key cryptography, key management, hash and MAC algorithms, digital signatures, authentication applications, Web security, email security and IP security.

#### EECE 460 — Control Systems

https://studiety.com/aub/course/577

AUB · 3 credits · Electrical and Computer Engineering · 2 shared files

This course seeks to impart in students a sound understanding of fundamental principles in control engineering based on analog technologies. The course includes: mathematical modeling of linear continuous time invariant single input-single output dynamical systems; transfer functions and state space models, performance specifications, analysis and design of closed loop analog control systems.

#### EECE 461 — Instrumentation

https://studiety.com/aub/course/578

AUB · 3 credits · Electrical and Computer Engineering · 1 student review · 1 shared file

A design course for complete instrumentation systems, including measurements, sensors, data acquisition and component integration. Application areas and course projects include industrial control, laboratory measurements, automation systems and the like. This course is completed with a set of laboratory experiments.

#### EECE 471 — Fundamentals of Power Systems Analysis

https://studiety.com/aub/course/579

AUB · 3 credits · Electrical and Computer Engineering · 1 student review · 63 shared files

This course covers three-phase systems, generation modeling review and generation capability curve; transformers, autotransformers, three-winding transformers and regulating transformers. Calculation of transmission line parameters, evaluation of steady state operation of transmission lines, reactive power compensation, line capability, power flow analysis using Gauss-Seidel and Newton-Raphson methods, economic load dispatch, symmetrical fault analysis.

#### EECE 473 — Power Electronics

https://studiety.com/aub/course/580

AUB · 3 credits · Electrical and Computer Engineering · 1 student review · 35 shared files

This lab course includes an overview of power electronics devices used and their desired characteristics; diode circuits and rectifiers, effect of source inductance, three-phase rectifiers; DC-DC switched mode converters, buck, boost and buck-boost circuits, bridge converter; pulse-width modulated inverters, voltage control, harmonics, three-phase inverters; introduction to gate and base drive circuits; snubber circuits.

#### EECE 474 — Electric Drives

https://studiety.com/aub/course/581

AUB · 3 credits · Electrical and Computer Engineering · 11 shared files

A course that covers steady-state analysis of poly-phase induction motors, starting and control; AC drives: solid-state control, DC link in adjustable speed drives, voltage and frequency controls, braking and plugging, affinity laws; DC motors, DC drives: rectifier and chopper drives, braking. Stepper motors: types, operational characteristics, control algorithms, power drive configurations. Special-purpose motors.

#### EECE 490 — Introduction to Machine Learning

https://studiety.com/aub/course/967

AUB · 3 credits · Electrical and Computer Engineering · 1 student review

The course provides an overview of machine learning theory and algorithms that learn from experience to predict or control yet to be seen instances. The course discusses the intuition and the theory of some selected modern machine learning concepts as well as practical know-how to successfully apply them to new problems. It covers topics in supervised learning such as parametric/ non-parametric, generative/ discriminative algorithms for classification and regression and in unsupervised learning for clustering, dimensionality reduction and reinforcement learning. The course also includes case…

#### EECE 655 — Internet Security

https://studiety.com/aub/course/583

AUB · 3 credits · Electrical and Computer Engineering · 1 shared file

The course covers topics in Internet security. The course discusses security threats, vulnerabilities of protocols and the different types of attacks. Preventive and defensive mechanisms are covered, such as: e-mail security, web security, IP security, network management security, wireless security, intrusion detection techniques, firewalls, VPNs and tracing the source of attacks. Student projects will be composed of implementation, simulation and research components.

#### FEAA 200 — Introduction to Engineering and Architecture

https://studiety.com/aub/course/952

AUB · 3 credits · Maroun Semaan Faculty of Engineering and Architecture · 7 student reviews

The course is designed to familiarize first year students with the different disciplines in Engineering and Architecture, including: Architecture, Civil, Mechanical, Electrical, Chemical, Industrial and technologies used in the fields. The course takes a unique interdisciplinary approach to the field and introduces the related disciplines in the world of engineering and architecture. One key objective is to promote interdisciplinary interaction and innovative thinking. The course is organized into modules covering the different disciplines within the Maroun Semaan Faculty of Engineering and…

#### EECE 310L — Electric Circuits Laboratory

https://studiety.com/aub/course/953

AUB · 1 credits · Electrical and Computer Engineering · 2 student reviews

A laboratory course that covers passive electronic components; laboratory instruments; voltage-divider circuits; sources and Thevenin’s Theorem; RC lead-lag networks; series resonance; the transformer; op-amp circuits; single-phase rectifier circuits; LEDs; Zener diode regulator; diode clamping and clipping; BJT and MOSFET characteristics.

#### EECE 410L — System Integration Laboratory

https://studiety.com/aub/course/955

AUB · 1 credits · Electrical and Computer Engineering · 5 shared files

A laboratory course that introduces students to a variety of electronic systems that will help them better realize a functional device. The laboratory covers a wide range of areas ranging from basic electronics, motor control, communication, micro-controllers, human machine interface, signal generation and measurement, and instrumentation. In addition to the mentioned topics, students are introduced to C language programming for embedded systems and techniques of circuit design and fabrication.

### Electrical and Computer Engineering

#### EECE 290 — Analog Signal Processing

https://studiety.com/aub/course/729

AUB · 3 credits · Electrical and Computer Engineering · 4.3/5 from 3 ratings · 10 student reviews

A course on selected topics in circuit analysis; operational amplifiers; frequency responses; Butterworth and active filters; responses to periodic inputs; real, reactive and complex power; maximum power transfer; responses to step, impulse and switching operations; convolution; Laplace transform and its use in circuit analysis; Fourier transform; two-port circuits; and circuit simulation using SPICE.

#### EECE 320 — Digital Systems Design

https://studiety.com/aub/course/772

AUB · 3 credits · Electrical and Computer Engineering · 18 student reviews · 2 shared files

This course introduces basic principles and practices of combinational and sequential design of digital systems: binary codes, Boolean algebra, combinational circuits design, combinational and sequential building blocks, and design of finite state machines. The course introduces hardware description language (VHDL); students design and implement two projects using VHDL, one for a combinational circuit and another for a sequential circuit.

#### EECE 321 — Computer Organization

https://studiety.com/aub/course/773

AUB · 3 credits · Electrical and Computer Engineering · 7 student reviews · 5 shared files

This course covers single-core microprocessor computer organization and basic input/ output mechanisms. Students learn how to program microprocessors at the assembly level and how to design the main core components of a von Neumann computer system, including its instruction set architecture, datapath, control unit, cache and system buses. To consolidate the material, students work on a VHDL design project of a singlecycle MIPS microprocessor core.

#### EECE 330 — Data Structures and Algorithms

https://studiety.com/aub/course/775

AUB · 3 credits · Electrical and Computer Engineering · 13 student reviews · 24 shared files

This course covers fundamental algorithms and data structures used in software applications today. Particular emphasis is given to algorithms for sorting, searching and indexing. Data structures such as linked lists, binary trees, heaps, B-Trees and graphs will be covered along with their associated algorithms. The course also covers basic algorithmic analysis techniques and seeks to promote student programming skills.

#### EECE 370 — Electric Machines and Power Fundamentals

https://studiety.com/aub/course/730

AUB · 3 credits · Electrical and Computer Engineering · 10 student reviews · 1 shared file

The course covers three-phase circuits, magnetic circuits, transformers: ideal and real, construction, operation, autotransformers and three-phase transformers; fundamentals of AC machines: construction and basic concepts; synchronous generators: construction, equivalent circuits, testing and performance characteristics; induction motors construction, principle of operation, tests, power and torque expressions.

### Engineering Management

#### ENMG 601 — Management Theory

https://studiety.com/aub/course/2263

AUB · 3 credits · Industrial Engineering and Engineering Management · 1 shared file

Nature of managerial work and the roles of the executive (informational, decisional, and symbolic). Organizational configurations. Ethics in business and organizational behavior. Business strategy. Principles and practice of worker motivation. Project management and performance assessment. Effective communications in organizations. Negotiation. Power and leadership.

#### ENMG 602 — Introduction to Finanacial Engineering

https://studiety.com/aub/course/2264

AUB · 3 credits · Industrial Engineering and Engineering Management · 1 shared file

Acquire the basics of financial accounting, the investment process and financial markets, and gain a flavor of financial engineering applications such as pricing and portfolio structuring of bonds, capital budgeting, cash matching, dynamic investment management and firm valuation. This course will prepare you to handle more complex financial instruments with uncertain cash flows, such as stocks, options and futures.

#### ENMG 603 — Probability & Decision Analysis

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1403

AUB · 3 credits · Industrial Engineering and Engineering Management · 1 shared file

Acquire the basics of financial accounting, the investment process and financial markets, and gain a flavor of Financial Engineering applications such as pricing and portfolio structuring of bonds, capital budgeting, cash matching, dynamic investment management and firm valuation. This course will prepare you to handle more complex financial instruments with uncertain cash flows, such as stocks, options, and futures.

#### ENMG 611 — Supply Chain Design & Managemnt

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1404

AUB · 3 credits · Industrial Engineering and Engineering Management · 1 shared file

The course is an introduction to supply chain management and its key issues, such as logistics, network configuration, inventory management, distribution strategies and strategic alliances. The value of information in supply chains, information technology and decision support systems for supply chain management are also covered.

#### ENMG 623 — Stochastic Models & Application

https://studiety.com/aub/course/2266

AUB · 3 credits · Industrial Engineering and Engineering Management · 1 shared file

Review of probability and random variables. Poisson process, renewal theory, queueing models, reliability theory, Markov chains, Brownian motion, random walks and Martingale, stochastic order relations.

#### ENMG 624 — Financial Engineering I

https://studiety.com/aub/course/2632

AUB · 3 credits · Industrial Engineering and Engineering Management · 1 shared file

Basic theory of interest. Fixed-income securities yield, duration convexity and immunization. Term structure of interest rates. Expectation, liquidity, and market segmentation explanations of the term structure. Applied interest rate analysis: capital budgeting, optimal portfolios, dynamic cash flow processes, optimal management, the Harmony Theorem, valuation of a firm. Mean-variance portfolio theory. Introduction to expected utility theory. Introduction to general pricing theory. Prerequisite: ENMG 602 or INDE 301, or consent of instructor.

#### ENMG 632 — Project Planning,Sched. & Control

https://studiety.com/aub/course/2267

AUB · 3 credits · Industrial Engineering and Engineering Management · 1 shared file

Extended overview of project management. Basic planning and scheduling concepts. Project participants and roles. Project management applications and growth. Project team formation. Dealing with time. Project planning and costing. Advanced scheduling techniques. Integrated project cost-time control.

#### ENMG 635 — Project Deliverance & Contracts

https://studiety.com/aub/course/2268

AUB · 3 credits · Industrial Engineering and Engineering Management · 1 shared file

Overview of project organizations. The design-build project delivery approach. The build operate-transfer project delivery approach. Innovative delivery approaches, financial schemes, and associated contracts. Allocation of risks in contracts. Bidding phase characteristics. Components of the proposal package. Evaluation of the commercial, financial, and technical components. Contract formation and agreement closure.

#### ENMG 642 — Lean Engineering Concepts

https://studiety.com/aub/course/2269

AUB · 3 credits · Industrial Engineering and Engineering Management · 1 shared file

This course focuses on the emerging concept of lean performance in the construction industry. Topics covered include the origin of lean concepts, application to the design process, implementation in construction, contracting for lean performance and value improving practices (e.g., benchmarking, constructability, and value management).

#### ENMG 654 — Technology-Based Entrepreneurship

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1406

AUB · 3 credits · Industrial Engineering and Engineering Management · 1 shared file

An introduction to general theories, principles, concepts and practices of entrepreneurship and intrapreneurship. The entrepreneurial perspective, developing the entrepreneurial plan, initiating entrepreneurial ventures, growth and development of entrepreneurial ventures and contemporary challenges in entrepreneurship are discussed. The course includes case study analysis and group projects.

#### ENMG 661 — Strategic Managmnt of Technol.

https://studiety.com/aub/course/2270

AUB · 3 credits · Industrial Engineering and Engineering Management · 1 shared file

The organization as a whole and its interaction with its environment. The corporation as it undergoes the process of a global transformation. Mergers, acquisitions, outsourcing, downsizing and privatization. Framework of analysis for the identification of central issues and problems usually faced in strategic management. Understanding the effect of present and future environments on the corporation’s welfare.

#### ENMG 664 — Introduction to Human-Centered Design

https://studiety.com/aub/course/2792

AUB · 3 credits · Industrial Engineering and Engineering Management · 1 student review

This course introduces students to human-centered design approaches for innovative problem solving. Human-centered design begins with a deep understanding of people, technology, and social contexts. The course will include fundamental readings in design thinking, interactive design methods and processes, and hands-on projects. Students will learn how user research and prototyping can be integrated into different phases of the design process.

### ENGL

#### ENGL 208 — English for International Business

https://studiety.com/aub/course/2876

AUB · 3 credits · English · 1 shared file

#### ENGL 231 — English Grammar

https://studiety.com/aub/course/2877

AUB · 3 credits · English · 1 shared file

A study of grammar through exploration and analysis. The course introduces students to the concepts and arguments used to describe and understand word and sentence structures of English. Occasionally.

#### ENGL 232 — Language Acquisition

https://studiety.com/aub/course/2878

AUB · 3 credits · English · 1 shared file

An introduction to first and second language acquisition. The course highlights topics such as contexts of learning, learner characteristics, universals of language acquisition and the nature-nurture debate. Occasionally.

#### ENGL 234 — Language and Gender

https://studiety.com/aub/course/2879

AUB · 3 credits · English · 1 shared file

An introduction to the large body of literature on language and gender, with focus on current issues in gender studies from a linguistic perspective. Students examine how language in use mediates and is mediated by the social construction of gender identities. Occasionally.

#### ENGL 241 — Transnational Literatures

https://studiety.com/aub/course/2880

AUB · 3 credits · English · 1 shared file

A course featuring networks of literary texts emerging from different locales with an emphasis on historical contexts of migration, diaspora and crisis. Prerequisite: ENGL 203 or higher, based on placement Occasionally. May be repeated for credit for a maximum of 6 credits.

#### ENGL 244 — Special Topics in Literature

https://studiety.com/aub/course/2881

AUB · 3 credits · English · 1 shared file

A course that varies in content and focuses on a topic not currently covered in the curriculum. Prerequisite: ENGL 203 or higher, based on placement. Occasionally. May be repeated for credit for a maximum of 6 credits.

#### ENGL 246 — Applied Linguistics

https://studiety.com/aub/course/2882

AUB · 3 credits · English · 1 shared file

A course that focuses on the areas of society where language plays a vital role. It studies the application of linguistic theories, concepts and research in solving practical problems. Topics covered include language policy and planning, issues in communication, language literacy, translingualism, critical discourse analysis, and language ideology. Occasionally.

#### ENGL 247 — Discourse Analysis

https://studiety.com/aub/course/2883

AUB · 3 credits · English · 1 shared file

An introduction to the study of spoken and written texts to understand their meanings. The course considers the relationship between a text and its social and cultural context, and how language is used to present different perspectives on the world and to construct different identities. Occasionally.

#### ENGL 250 — Poetry Writing

https://studiety.com/aub/course/2884

AUB · 3 credits · English · 1 shared file

A workshop-based course that covers a variety of poetic styles across cultures and traditions. Students will produce a collection of original poems. Occasionally.

#### ENGL 253 — Cultural Writing

https://studiety.com/aub/course/2885

AUB · 3 credits · English · 1 shared file

A workshop-based course that covers cultural writing as a form of creative prose. Students will produce a collection of original reviews of performance and the literary arts. Occasionally.

#### ENGL 255 — Literatures in Translation

https://studiety.com/aub/course/2886

AUB · 3 credits · English · 1 shared file

A course focusing on a body of literature in English translation, with particular focus on form and cultural context. Approach may vary from term to term. Prerequisite: ENGL 203 or higher, based on placement. Occasionally. May be repeated for credit for a maximum of 6 credits.

#### ENGL 257 — Visual Culture

https://studiety.com/aub/course/2887

AUB · 3 credits · English · 1 shared file

A course that explores the relations between literature and emergent trends in visual culture. Materials may vary from term to term, but might include film, television, web series, photographic narrative, performance art and video art. Prerequisite: ENGL 203 or higher, based on placement. Occasionally. May be repeated for credit for a maximum of 6 credits.

#### ENGL 215A — ENGL 215A

https://studiety.com/aub/course/8735

AUB · 1 student review

#### ENGL 242F — ENGL 242F

https://studiety.com/aub/course/8739

AUB · 2 student reviews

### English

#### ENGL 102 — Enrichment Course in English

https://studiety.com/aub/course/796

AUB · 3 credits · English · 3.9/5 from 17 ratings · 27 student reviews

A course that offers instruction in the writing of short essays of various expository types (e.g., description, comparison and contrast, cause and effect). This course emphasizes communicative fluency and accuracy. Throughout the course students are involved in authentic communicative and academic tasks, such as class discussions, informal debates, and oral presentations.

#### ENGL 107 — Language and Culture

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1167

AUB · 3 credits · English · 1 shared file

An examination of the complex relation between language and culture. The course deals with ways in which language reflects and shapes culture. Topics include: human vs. nonhuman communication, linguistic relativity, cross-cultural pragmatics, etc.

#### ENGL 108 — Beginning Translation

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1168

AUB · 3 credits · English · 4 student reviews

An introduction to Arabic-English-Arabic translation. Students develop their translation skills by translating texts in various genres.

#### ENGL 203 — Academic English

https://studiety.com/aub/course/588

AUB · 3 credits · English · General Education: Understanding Communication · 4.1/5 from 47 ratings · 123 student reviews · 5 shared files · 1 tutor

English 203 is a sophomore level academic writing course designed specifically for the AUB student who will think, read, and write critically about contemporary themes and texts provided in its custom reader, Pages Apart, edited by AUB Instructors for the Anglophone Middle Eastern student. Throughout the semester, students explore the various stages of the writing process, learn how to invent and develop ideas, write multiple drafts, review peers' essays, and evaluate and reflect on their own writing, which should demonstrate the use of key rhetorical devices and rich content that are…

#### ENGL 204 — Advanced Academic English

https://studiety.com/aub/course/741

AUB · 3 credits · English · General Education: Understanding Communication · 4.1/5 from 38 ratings · 63 student reviews

course designed to provide rigorous training in reading comprehension, synthesis, critiquing, and research skills. Although ENGL 204 builds on many of the skills learned in ENGL 203, it differs in that it encourages more advanced independent research as well as writing and discussion in relation to a variety of issues across the curriculum. This course does not count toward graduation for students in FEA.

#### ENGL 205 — English Literature I

https://studiety.com/aub/course/589

AUB · 3 credits · English · General Education: Cultures and Histories · 6 student reviews · 1 shared file

A course that covers major literary works from the early medieval period to the later eighteenth century. Readings may vary from term to term.

#### ENGL 206 — Technical English

https://studiety.com/aub/course/751

AUB · 3 credits · English · General Education: Understanding Communication · 3.3/5 from 10 ratings · 24 student reviews · 2 shared files

A course that introduces students to English used for communication in technical fields. This course focuses on reading, writing, oral communication activities, and preparation and presentation of technical reports.For students in FEA only.

#### ENGL 207 — English Literature II

https://studiety.com/aub/course/590

AUB · 3 credits · English · General Education: Cultures and Histories · 3.0/5 from 6 ratings · 12 student reviews · 1 shared file

A course that covers major works of literature from Romanticism to the contemporary period. Readings may vary from term to term.

#### ENGL 209 — Survey of American Literature

https://studiety.com/aub/course/793

AUB · 3 credits · English · 9 student reviews · 1 shared file

A course that covers major works of American literature and a broad range of writers. Readings may vary from term to term.

#### ENGL 212 — Shakespeare

https://studiety.com/aub/course/593

AUB · 3 credits · English · General Education: Cultures and Histories · 9 student reviews · 1 shared file

A course that covers several representative plays by Shakespeare, with attention to form, cultural context and the theatrical practices of the period. Some attention to Shakespeare’s poetry or adaptation may be given. Readings may vary from term to term.

#### ENGL 214 — Victorian Literature

https://studiety.com/aub/course/595

AUB · 3 credits · English · General Education: Cultures and Histories · 1 student review · 1 shared file

A course that covers major works of the Victorian period, with attention to both form and cultural context.

#### ENGL 216 — Drama

https://studiety.com/aub/course/597

AUB · 3 credits · English · 1 student review · 1 shared file

A course that covers a variety of dramatic forms from the modern and contemporary Anglophone world, with attention to form and cultural context. Readings may vary from term to term.

#### ENGL 218 — Poetry

https://studiety.com/aub/course/599

AUB · 3 credits · English · General Education: Cultures and Histories · 4 student reviews · 1 shared file

A course that covers a variety of poetic forms from across all periods, largely in the Anglophone world, with attention to form and cultural context. Readings may vary from term to term

#### ENGL 219 — Film as Text

https://studiety.com/aub/course/600

AUB · 3 credits · English · General Education: Cultures and Histories · 8 student reviews · 1 shared file

A course that covers a variety of cinematic forms, with attention to both the technical components of film and to cultural context.

#### ENGL 221 — Introduction to Literary Theory

https://studiety.com/aub/course/602

AUB · 3 credits · English · General Education: Cultures and Histories · 1 shared file

A course that covers significant movements in the history of literary theory, with emphasis on the application of different theoretical schools in contemporary literary and cultural analysis.

#### ENGL 226 — Contemporary American Literature

https://studiety.com/aub/course/606

AUB · 3 credits · English · 2 student reviews · 1 shared file

A course that covers developments in contemporary American literature, with attention to form and cultural context. Readings may vary from term to term.

#### ENGL 227 — Introduction to Language

https://studiety.com/aub/course/733

AUB · 3 credits · English · General Education: Cultures and Histories · 2.0/5 from 3 ratings · 8 student reviews · 1 shared file

A general introduction to the study of language structure and use. Students familiarize themselves with methods of linguistic analysis, which they apply to English and other languages.

#### ENGL 228 — Phonetics

https://studiety.com/aub/course/734

AUB · 3 credits · English · General Education: Cultures and Histories · 1 shared file

A study of the articulatory, auditory, and acoustic features of sounds from a variety of languages. The practical component of this course involves practice in transcription and production of sounds.

#### ENGL 229 — History of the English Language

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1422

AUB · 3 credits · English · General Education: Cultures and Histories · 1 shared file

An introduction to the cultural and linguistic history of the English language in a global context. The course covers the historical evolution of the English language, attempts at standardizing English and its contact with other languages, as well as the contexts of its twenty-first century expansion. Annually.

#### ENGL 230 — Language in Society

https://studiety.com/aub/course/735

AUB · 3 credits · English · General Education: Societies and Individuals · 5 student reviews · 1 shared file

An examination of the social factors that influence and shape language variation. This course investigates how language is used in both ordinary and formal social exchanges. Topics include multilingualism and language choice, regional and social variations and language attitudes.

#### ENGL 233 — Introduction to Translation

https://studiety.com/aub/course/869

AUB · 3 credits · English · General Education: Cultures and Histories · 13 student reviews · 1 shared file

An introduction to translation theories and practices. The course offers hands-on opportunities to practice translation between Arabic and English.

#### ENGL 236 — Introduction to Creative Writing

https://studiety.com/aub/course/607

AUB · 3 credits · English · General Education: Cultures and Histories · 2.0/5 from 3 ratings · 9 student reviews · 1 shared file

A workshop-based course in which students explore a variety of creative forms. Approach will vary from course to course, but will cover at least four genres such as fiction, nonfiction, poetry, drama, short film or graphic novel.

#### ENGL 238 — Advanced Acad. Writing for Engl. Majr

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1423

AUB · 3 credits · English · 1 shared file

A course for English majors that covers methods and practices of reading, writing, and research specific to the study of language and literature. Attention is placed on analytical thinking, critical reading, and persuasive writing at an advanced level appropriate to the discipline. Prerequisite: English major status and ENGL 204, or consent of instructor. Every term.

#### ENGL 239 — Screenwriting

https://studiety.com/aub/course/608

AUB · 3 credits · English · 6 student reviews · 1 shared file

A workshop-based course that covers the artistic and technical aspects of screenwriting. Students will produce short, original screenplays.

#### ENGL 242 — World Literature

https://studiety.com/aub/course/872

AUB · 3 credits · English · 1 shared file

A course that covers significant texts from different origins, time periods, and genres as well as their resonance in global contexts via translation, adaptation and rewriting.

#### ENGL 249 — Fiction Writing

https://studiety.com/aub/course/875

AUB · 3 credits · English · General Education: Cultures and Histories · 6 student reviews · 1 shared file

A workshop-based course that covers key elements in writing fiction. Students will produce a body of original fiction.

#### ENGL 251 — Playwriting

https://studiety.com/aub/course/876

AUB · 3 credits · English · General Education: Cultures and Histories · 8 student reviews · 1 shared file

A workshop-based course that covers that artistic and technical aspects of playwriting. Students will write original one-act plays to be staged. Prerequisite: Consent of instructor.

#### ENGL 252 — Creative Non-fiction

https://studiety.com/aub/course/877

AUB · 3 credits · English · General Education: Cultures and Histories · 2 student reviews · 1 shared file

A workshop-based course that covers the writing of memoir, biography, reportage and reflective essays. Students will produce a collection of original works.

#### ENGL 254 — Special Topics in Creative Writing

https://studiety.com/aub/course/878

AUB · 3 credits · English · 2 student reviews · 2 shared files

A course that varies in content and focuses on a topic not currently covered in the creative writing curriculum.

#### ENGL 256 — Digital Culture

https://studiety.com/aub/course/879

AUB · 3 credits · English · 1 shared file

A course that covers elements of digital culture and emergent means of analysis. Approach will vary from term to term, but might include digital storytelling, text mining, augmented reality, electronic literature, spatial analysis or new media.

#### ENGL 258 — Gender and Sexuality

https://studiety.com/aub/course/880

AUB · 3 credits · English · 1 shared file

A course that examines works of literature in relation to contemporary theories of gender and sexuality. Emphases will vary from term to term, but may include third world feminisms, queer and post-queer theory, affect theory, rhetorics of the body, and new materialist approaches.

#### ENGL 262 — Advanced Topics in Translation

https://studiety.com/aub/course/881

AUB · 3 credits · English · 1 shared file

A course that examines in depth a specific topic of translation using texts of significant cultural value. Texts will vary each semester, and course work will be done in consideration of theories of translation, form and cultural context.

#### ENGL 294D — Advanced T.in Grammar: Corpus Linguistics

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1430

AUB · 3 credits · English · General Education: Societies and Individuals · 1 student review

### ENHL

#### ENHL 200 — Environment and Health

https://studiety.com/aub/course/2888

AUB · 3 credits · Environmental Health · 1 shared file

#### ENHL 300 — Introduction to Environmental Health

https://studiety.com/aub/course/2889

AUB · 2 credits · Environmental Health · 1 shared file

### ENMG

#### ENMG 604 — Deterministic Optimizat. Models

https://studiety.com/aub/course/2890

AUB · 3 credits · Industrial Engineering & Engineering Managm · 1 shared file

Mathematical modeling and the operation research approach. Formulation and classification of optimization models. Improving search. Formulation of linear programs (LPs). Simplex algorithms for solving LPs. Duality and sensitivity in linear programming. Multi-objective optimization and goal programming. Introduction to network flow models. Formulation of integer programs. Solution methods for integer programs. Unconstrained nonlinear programming. Introduction to constrained nonlinear programming and quadratic programming.

#### ENMG 617 — Engineering Management Statistics

https://studiety.com/aub/course/2891

AUB · 3 credits · Industrial Engineering & Engineering Managm · 1 shared file

Review of probability and probability distributions. Data description. Random samples and sampling distributions. Parameter estimation. Tests of hypotheses. Design and analysis of single-factor experiments: the analysis of variance. Design of experiments with several factors. Simple linear regression and correlation. Multi-variable regression. Nonparametric statistics.

#### ENMG 622 — Simulation Modeling & Analysis

https://studiety.com/aub/course/2892

AUB · 3 credits · Industrial Engineering & Engineering Managm · 1 shared file

Generating discrete and continuous random variables. Discrete-event simulation. Statistical analysis of simulated data. Variance reduction techniques. Statistical validation techniques. Markov chain and Monte Carlo methods. Experience with a modern discrete event simulation package (e.g., ARENA, SIMIO).

#### ENMG 625 — Financial Engineering II

https://studiety.com/aub/course/2893

AUB · 3 credits · Industrial Engineering & Engineering Managm · 1 shared file

Derivative securities: forwards, futures and swaps; models of asset dynamics; options theory; interest rate derivatives. General cash flow streams: optimal portfolio growth, general investment evaluation. Prerequisite: ENMG 602 or INDE 301 or consent of instructor.

#### ENMG 653 — Technol.-Based Entrpreneurship

https://studiety.com/aub/course/2894

AUB · 3 credits · Industrial Engineering & Engineering Managm · 1 shared file

#### ENMG 656 — Managemnt of Technology Innovation

https://studiety.com/aub/course/2895

AUB · 3 credits · Industrial Engineering & Engineering Managm · 1 shared file

Strategic management of technology-based innovation within the firm. Assessing the innovative capabilities of the firm. Managing the corporate R&D function. Managing the interfaces between functional groups in the development process. Managing the new business development function in the firm. Building distinctive technology- based competencies and competitive advantages. Technological leadership versus followership in competitive strategy.

#### ENMG 663 — Product Design and Development

https://studiety.com/aub/course/2896

AUB · 3 credits · Industrial Engineering & Engineering Managm · 1 shared file

This class provides students with a holistic perspective that includes the design, analysis, and management of complex engineered systems/products. Topics covered include marketing research, integrated system/ subsystem/component design, production planning, manufacturing strategy, supply chain management, innovation, and entrepreneurship.

#### ENMG 698 — Sp. Topics in Engineering Management

https://studiety.com/aub/course/2897

AUB · 3 credits · Industrial Engineering & Engineering Managm · 1 shared file

### ENST

#### ENST 369D — Regional Analysis in the Energy Sector

https://studiety.com/aub/course/8750

AUB · 1 student review

### Entrepreneurship

#### ENTM 220 — Entrepreneurship & Business Planning

https://studiety.com/aub/course/2863

AUB · 3 credits · Management,Marketing & Entrepren · 1 shared file

In this course, students learn about innovation, entrepreneurship, and the lean startup in an experiential manner. Teams pursue their own innovative business idea based on the lean startup concepts, where they build on the design thinking methodology and interview potential customers in order to formulate a business plan, build a prototype, and test it for their new venture. Teams will be ideally composed of a mix of students coming from business, technical, and art majors to work together on developing creative, technically feasible, human-centered, and financially feasible ventures. General…

#### ENTM 225 — Business Environment of the Firm

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1151

AUB · 3 credits · Management, Marketing and Entrepreneurship · 1 student review

A course that focuses on how to analyze the impact of the environment on small firms, the growing role of NGOs and stakeholders in shaping strategies, with special emphasis on the role of government policy.

#### ENTM 235 — Family Business: Issues and Solutions

https://studiety.com/aub/course/612

AUB · 3 credits · Management, Marketing and Entrepreneurship · 3 student reviews · 1 shared file

A course that focuses on family businesses: their importance, structure, governance, management and challenges; issues of succession, inheritance, family versus nonfamily management, and rivalry between siblings, cousins or across generations.

#### ENTM 241 — Venture Capital Management

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1155

AUB · 3 credits · Management, Marketing and Entrepreneurship · 1 student review

This course provides students with an understanding of the approaches and techniques used by venture capitalists to: assess the prospects of success of a venture; develop and negotiate investment terms including valuation; monitor the investee and understand exit routes such as trade sale and IPO. It also provides the student with conceptual and practical knowledge about key operating and strategic aspects of an entrepreneurial business, from the pre-commercial stage to IPO.

#### ENTM 250 — Special Topics

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1156

AUB · 3 credits · Management, Marketing and Entrepreneurship · 1 shared file

A course that deals with special issues and concerns in entrepreneurship not included in regular courses. This course may be repeated for credit when topics vary. Prerequisites vary with the topic and are noted in the course schedule. Credits depend on the course offered.

### Environmental Health

#### ENHL 105 — Environment and Health

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1176

AUB · 3 credits · Environmental Health · 3 student reviews

This course exposes the students to major local and global environmental issues relating to air, water, land and energy and the importance of proper integrated management to promote and protect public health and achieve sustainable development. In addition, the course highlights the importance of environmental laws and policies as major tools in the management of environmental health issues. Environmental ethics is also emphasized as a critical core factor of the management processes. The importance of environmental awareness of different stakeholders is exposed as a means to achieve proposed…

#### ENHL 220 — Fundamentals of Environmental Health Sciences

https://studiety.com/aub/course/883

AUB · 3 credits · Environmental Health · General Education: Understanding the World · 4 student reviews · 1 shared file

A course that explores the interdisciplinary nature of environmental health sciences. It explains fundamental scientific concepts relating to the various environmental components and focuses on the relationship between the environment and human health. Using case studies and critical thinking exercises, the course covers a variety of topics including air, water and soil pollution, energy, waste management, climate change, biodiversity and sustainable development. It also highlights the relationship between population growth, economics, politics, ethics and the environment.

#### ENHL 221 — Management of Domestic and Hazardous Waste

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1132

AUB · 3 credits · Environmental Health · General Education: Understanding the World · 1 shared file

A course that introduces the elements of solid waste management: sources, characterization, generation rates, collection, transportation, and disposal technologies. Concepts are presented within the context of integrated management: reduction, reclamation, recycling, and disposal. Socioeconomic implications at the community and national levels are emphasized. Pre or co-requisite: ENHL 220. Students can’t receive credit for both ENHL 221 and CIVE532/ENSC610.

#### ENHL 227 — Environmental Microbiology

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1133

AUB · 3 credits · Environmental Health · 1 student review · 2 shared files

A course that introduces students to the microbial world and relates microbiology to environmental issues and community health. It explores the fundamentals of bacteriology, virology, and parasitology and covers infectious diseases transmitted through air, water, food, soil, municipal solid wastes, and wastewater. It covers topics such as microbial environments, detection of microorganisms and their activities in the environment, industrial microbiology, and bioremediation. Pre or co-requisites: BIOL 200/201 and ENHL 220.

#### ENHL 233 — Quality Determination of Water and Wastewater

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1136

AUB · 3 credits · Environmental Health · 1 shared file

A course that focuses on the quality determination (physical, chemical, biochemical, and microbiological) of water and wastewater samples using standard analytical techniques. Students are required to write professional quality assessment reports. Proper presentation and interpretation of results and practical recommendations for preventive or corrective measures are emphasized.

#### ENHL 234 — Occupational Health

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1137

AUB · 3 credits · Environmental Health · 1 shared file

A course that provides an overview of the general principles of occupational health using a multidisciplinary framework. Applying diverse perspectives, students of the class will learn about hazards in the workplace and the health, economic, political, social, and societal ramifications of occupational health and safety. The course offers a dynamic learning environment that emphasizes critical thinking and engagement. Students will learn by applying research and readings to case studies, media analysis, and in-class discussions.

#### ENHL 235 — Toxicology and Risk Analysis

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1138

AUB · 3 credits · Environmental Health · 1 shared file

A course that introduces students to the principles of toxicology (exposure to toxicants and its absorption, distribution, metabolism, and excretion), selected toxic chemicals, and the impact of toxicants on selected human organs and systems. It also introduces students to the application of toxicology in public health, namely dose-response and causal relationships, risk assessment, management, and communication including the process of setting environmental standards.

#### ENHL 239 — Food Safety

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1140

AUB · 3 credits · Environmental Health · 1 shared file

A course that focuses on food safety from production to consumption (preparation, processing and preservation, storage, marketing and trading). Emphasis is placed on the development, implementation and appraisal of food safety management systems and certification schemes (such as GHP, GMP, HACCP, ISO 22000 and FSSC) at the national and international levels.

#### ENHL 243 — Global Environmental Issues

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1142

AUB · 3 credits · Environmental Health · 1 shared file

A course that reviews a specific global environmental issue in which students are required to write a paper and present a seminar on the selected topic. Emphasis is placed on stating the problem clearly and presenting control strategies and recommendations for action plans. Senior standing required. Prerequisite: Completion of all the ENHL courses of first and second year

#### ENHL 245 — Environmental Economics

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1143

AUB · 3 credits · Environmental Health · 1 shared file

A course that introduces the principles of economics and its use as a tool to analyze and value the environment by providing a quantitative measure that can guide policy. The course focuses on the cost of environmental pollution and degradation in contrast to the economic value of conservation, environmental amenities (such as clean water, air, and soil) and environmental mitigation and remediation.

### Epidemiology and Biostatistics

#### EPHD 203 — Epidemiology and Biostatistics

https://studiety.com/aub/course/884

AUB · 3 credits · Epidemiology and Population Health · 5 student reviews

An introductory course offered to undergraduates covering the basic principles of Epidemiology and Biostatistics. This course introduces students to the types and sources of epidemiological data, common measures of morbidity and mortality, the design and analysis of various epidemiological study designs and the main biases and issues that threaten data validity. The course also covers exploratory data analysis, and introduces students to statistical techniques commonly used in the analysis of epidemiological data. The students will learn how to run basic statistical analyses on SPSS and…

#### EPHD 213 — Survey Methods

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1069

AUB · 2 credits · Epidemiology and Population Health · 1 student review

A course that provides students with a general overview of the principles and stages of survey research. Using secondary data, students will learn to review and synthesize the literature relevant to a particular research question, analyze and summarize the data, as well as present the findings in an oral and written format. Students will also have the opportunity to develop short questionnaires, sample respondents, collect primary data, and enter data on SPSS as part of their course assignments. Throughout the course, students will learn of the main ethical issues that arise through the…

### Finance

#### FINA 210 — Business Finance

https://studiety.com/aub/course/613

AUB · 3 credits · Finance, Accounting and Managerial Economics · 11 student reviews · 72 shared files · 2 tutors

This course teaches the tools that determine and analyze the major decisions a financial manager has to make, including identification of the firm’s goals, time value of money, use of discount cash flow models, capital budgeting under certainty, capital structure as it relates to cost of capital, dividend policy, and ethics in finance.

#### FINA 215 — Financial Markets and Institutions

https://studiety.com/aub/course/934

AUB · 3 credits · Finance, Accounting and Managerial Economics · 1 student review

A study of the functions and operations of financial institutions. This course covers analysis of existing financial systems, money and capital markets, banks and nonbank financial intermediaries, term structure of interest rates, and securities markets including stock and bond exchanges.

#### FINA 218 — Risk Management in Financial Institutions

https://studiety.com/aub/course/939

AUB · 3 credits · Finance, Accounting and Managerial Economics · 2 student reviews

This course focuses on managing risk in the context of the Basel accords. Emphasis is placed on the identification, measurement and management of risk at financial institutions. An overview of the Basel Accords is provided along with computations of capital requirements taking into consideration market, credit and operational risk. Basic quantitative, legal and accounting tools are used.

#### FINA 220 — Investment Management

https://studiety.com/aub/course/614

AUB · 3 credits · Finance, Accounting and Managerial Economics · 3 student reviews

A study of the operations of securities markets, investment policies, valuation of individual securities, and techniques of investing in securities. This course also introduces students to analysis of investment information, evaluation of risks and returns, and principles of portfolio selection in investment decisions

#### FINA 222 — Valuation Methods

https://studiety.com/aub/course/795

AUB · 3 credits · Finance, Accounting and Managerial Economics · 2 student reviews · 1 shared file

This course covers techniques used by investment bankers and analysts for enterprise valuation. The techniques used are divided into intrinsic valuation and relative valuation. Intrinsic valuation includes dividend discount models, free cash flow to equity, free cash flow to firm. Relative valuation measures are price-to-earnings, price-to-sales, price-tobook, price-to-cash flow. The focus is on applications and insights as to when and why we use one measure versus another.

#### FINA 225 — Commercial Bank Management

https://studiety.com/aub/course/940

AUB · 3 credits · Finance, Accounting and Managerial Economics · 2 student reviews

Defines functions, operations and objectives of commercial banks as compared to other financial institutions. The course studies the management aspects of commercial banks, financial analysis of bank statements, liquidity management, assets and liability management, profitability, capital adequacy, credit analysis, trade finance and banking regulations.

#### FINA 230 — International Financial Management

https://studiety.com/aub/course/615

AUB · 3 credits · Finance, Accounting and Managerial Economics · 3 student reviews

An analysis of the opportunities, problems, and financial decisions confronting multinational companies. The focus of this course is on understanding international regulatory and environment differences, access to money and capital markets, use of derivatives to hedge exchange rate risk, exposure to political risk and other types of risk, and international diversification

### GEOL

#### GEOL 290A — GEOL 290A

https://studiety.com/aub/course/8751

AUB · 1 student review

### Geology

#### GEOL 101 — The Earth, Present and Past

https://studiety.com/aub/course/801

AUB · 3 credits · Earth Science · 1 student review

A freshman level survey of the present day processes that shape the earth we live on, such as plate tectonic activity, rock formation and erosion, coupled with an overview of the origin and history of the earth and life.

#### GEOL 104 — Natural Disasters

https://studiety.com/aub/course/804

AUB · 3 credits · Earth Science · 3 student reviews

A freshman level course covering events involving natural forces that have major devastating effects on humankind. These include mud flows, landslides and slope failure, earthquakes, tsunamis, explosive eruptions and volcanic hazards, meteoritic impact and mass extinctions, hurricanes and tornadoes, flooding, and forest fires.

#### GEOL 201 — Physical Geology

https://studiety.com/aub/course/616

AUB · 3 credits · Earth Science · General Education: Understanding the World · 8 student reviews · 17 shared files

This course is designed to provide the basic principles, and fundamental concepts of the various aspects of geological sciences. Emphasis will be on the internal structure of the Earth, properties of minerals, mineral groups, formation and behaviour of earth materials, description, classification, and mode of formation of the igneous, sedimentary, and metamorphic rock groups, surface processes, geological structures, earthquakes, and plate tectonics. Attendance and a one-day field trip (held usually on a Saturday) are an important part of this course and bear 20% of the final grade. The field…

#### GEOL 203 — Physical Geology Laboratory

https://studiety.com/aub/course/998

AUB · 1 credits · Earth Science · 1 student review

An introduction to the identification of rocks and minerals in hand specimen, geographic and geological maps, and basic interpretation of geological data.

#### GEOL 204 — Dinosaurs and Life History

https://studiety.com/aub/course/617

AUB · 3 credits · Earth Science · General Education: Understanding the World · 6 student reviews · 1 shared file

A sophomore and higher-level course covering topics that include structure and Tectonics of the Earth, origin and evolution of life, climatic changes through time, life forms through the geologic eras, bacteria and algae in the Precambrian, trilobites, fishes and first trees, in the Paleozoic, dinosaurs, birds and reptiles, in the Mesozoic, mammals in the Cenozoic, major extinction events in Earth’s history, and the theory of evolution.

#### GEOL 205 — Earth Resources and Energy

https://studiety.com/aub/course/618

AUB · 3 credits · Earth Science · General Education: Understanding the World · 12 student reviews

A study of the main economic mineral resources and traditional and alternate energy resources, with an emphasis on the environmental impacts of their use and misuse. A special emphasis is given to regional issues. Open to both arts and sciences students.

#### GEOL 206 — Planetary Geology

https://studiety.com/aub/course/887

AUB · 3 credits · Earth Science · General Education: Understanding the World · 6 student reviews

A sophomore and higher-level course covering topics that include origin of the solar system, Earth as a model of planetary evolution, meteorites and impact craters, planetary Geology of planets Mercury, Venus, Mars and its recent discoveries, Jupiter and the asteroid belt, Saturn and Titan, Uranus, Neptune and Pluto and their major satellites, with some emphasis on the patterns of variation among planets. Planetary magnetic fields, atmospheres, bulk chemical compositions, internal structure, and present geologic activities will be covered.

#### GEOL 209 — Building and Deconstruction of Mountains

https://studiety.com/aub/course/619

AUB · 3 credits · Earth Science · General Education: Understanding the World · 3 student reviews · 1 shared file

A sophomore and higher-level (GE natural-science) course covering topics that include Global landforms and tectonics, Endogenic processes and the role of earth’s mantle, Exogenic processes (fundamentals of weathering and erosional agents), Fluvial, Groundwater and Aeolian processes, Coastal processes and reshaping of the seashore, Glacial / periglacial processes and landforms, Sea-level change, Uplift and inundation, as well as present geologic activities related to earth’s landforms will be covered.

### Health Management & Policy

#### HMPD 204 — Introduction to Health Services Administration

https://studiety.com/aub/course/888

AUB · 3 credits · Health Management and Policy · General Education: Societies and Individuals · 4 student reviews · 2 shared files

This course offers an in-depth examination of the diverse components that form a health system. It provides an opportunity to describe and analyze how provider settings, health care personnel, financial resources, technology, and the government interact to meet and serve the health care needs of populations. This course includes a “service learning” component through which students will engage with a predetermined organization to identify and address a public health problem. This opportunity will allow students to “share” and “receive” knowledge and expertise leading to enhanced learning…

#### HMPD 300 — Health Systems Management

https://studiety.com/aub/course/2316

AUB · 3 credits · Health Management and Policy · 1 student review · 1 shared file

This course is designed for public health graduate students to identify organizational and health system challenges and apply systems thinking in resolving them. The course is a core MPH module that examines the organization, delivery and funding of healthcare and addresses the main components, resources, and functions of health systems at several levels including national, regional, and international. It critically integrates analyses of structural biases and social inequities as barriers to equitable public health and healthcare systems. Although the course topics have relevance to national…

### Health Promot& Community Healt

#### HPCH 343 — Forced Migrt & Hum. Relief Sys

https://studiety.com/aub/course/2328

AUB · 3 credits · Health Promotion and Community Health · 1 shared file

This course provides: 1) an introduction to key legal and theoretical frameworks on forced migration (internal and cross-border) and the meanings of the term refugee as a political and social construct; 2) a survey of global actors in the vast field of refugee humanitarian relief; and 3) a description and critique of the refugee “humanitarian relief industry.” The course addresses forced migration as a global phenomenon, but synthesizes conceptual and legal writings on the subject with refugee experiences in the Arab region. It incorporates readings from multiple disciplines (including…

### Health Promotion & Community Health

#### HPCH 200 — Global Public Health

https://studiety.com/aub/course/889

AUB · 3 credits · Health Promotion and Community Health · General Education: Societies and Individuals · 5 student reviews

In this course, students will receive an introduction to global public health issues with special emphasis on developing countries and through the framework of liberal education. As such, students will learn basic principles of public health in ways that encourage them to become more civically responsible. This will be accomplished through readings from the sciences, social sciences, and the humanities on public health issues which influence the region. Students will be trained in the course to critically evaluate health problems, identify contributory causes, propose solutions and think…

#### HPCH 201 — Health Awareness

https://studiety.com/aub/course/890

AUB · 3 credits · Health Promotion and Community Health · General Education: Societies and Individuals · 4.8/5 from 4 ratings · 10 student reviews · 1 shared file

A course that aims to increase understanding of the social dimensions of health and illness and the factors that relate to healthy living. This course tackles common health concerns as they relate to the individual, with an emphasis on prevention and wellness lifestyle behavior.

#### HPCH 203 — Interpersonal Communication

https://studiety.com/aub/course/892

AUB · 3 credits · Health Promotion and Community Health · 7 student reviews · 1 shared file

An introductory course covering the key elements and functions of interpersonal and group communication process and the assumptions we make about ourselves, the other and the communication transaction. The course addresses factors that contribute to improving effective communication skills at the personal and professional levels and aims at enhancing writing and oral presentation skills. The course attempts to highlight the connection between communication concepts and everyday life by using interactive methods that allow students to explore concepts in relation to their own personal…

#### HPCH 220 — Sexuality & Public Health

https://studiety.com/aub/course/891

AUB · 3 credits · Health Promotion and Community Health · General Education: Societies and Individuals · 2 student reviews · 1 shared file

This course aims to provide students with an overview of human sexuality and its dimensions within a framework of health and wellness. Through discussions, lectures and assignments, students will learn about the interaction between the biological, social, and health/medical aspects of sexuality and discourses surrounding sexuality in our part of the world. Some of the issues include: (1) Development of sexuality and sexual and gender identities, (2) Sexuality and reproductive health, (3) Sexuality and Arab culture, (4) Sexuality expressions/behaviors and public health, (5) Sexuality and…

### HIST

#### HIST 258B — HIST 258B

https://studiety.com/aub/course/8752

AUB · 1 student review

### History

#### HIST 101 — History of Early Modern Europe, 1492-1815

https://studiety.com/aub/course/799

AUB · 3 credits · History and Archaeology · 4 student reviews

A chronological and topical survey of the political and socio-economic forces that have shaped early modern Europe and the rest of the world, including the voyages of discovery, the development of a global economy, the Enlightenment, the American Revolution, the French Revolution, and the downfall of Napoleon. Attention is given to teaching students how to tackle historical problems and how to initiate and conduct research. Open to freshman students only.

#### HIST 102 — History of Modern Europe, 1815-1945

https://studiety.com/aub/course/621

AUB · 3 credits · History and Archaeology · 7 student reviews

A chronological and topical survey of the political and socio-economic forces that have shaped modern Europe and the rest of the world, including the development of ideologies, the advent of imperialism, World War I, the great depression, and the rise of totalitarian regimes and World War II. Attention is given to teaching students how to tackle historical problems and how to initiate and conduct research. Open to freshman students only.

#### HIST 104 — History of Arab & M.EII:16to20th C

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1171

AUB · 3 credits · History and Archaeology · 1 student review

This course surveys the history of the societies and polities of the Arabs from the Ottoman conquests of the early sixteenth century to the twentieth century. The course will focus on the following periods and themes: the expansion of the Ottoman empire (16th century); the global crisis of the 17th century; the era of the notables (18th century); the age of revolutions and reform (19th century); European colonial penetration of the region (19th century/20th century); and finally the period of decolonization and globalization (20th century).

#### HIST 212 — Islamic History: Origins and Empire, 600-750

https://studiety.com/aub/course/893

AUB · 3 credits · History and Archaeology · General Education: Cultures and Histories · 5 student reviews

A course that focuses on the origins of Islam in Arabia, Islamic expansion, internal divisions, and the establishment of the Umayyad dynasty. This course emphasizes the themes of Arab expansion and adaptation, the historical roots of Shiism, institutional developments, problems of societal integration, and the factors of decline.

#### HIST 219 — The Formation of Islamic Thought

https://studiety.com/aub/course/894

AUB · 3 credits · History and Archaeology · General Education: Cultures and Histories · 4 student reviews

A survey of major disciplines in Islamic thought as they developed in the first four centuries of Islamic history. The course covers topics such as the compilation of the Qur’an and Qur’an interpretation, the development of hadith, the evolution of legal thinking and legal schools, political thought, theological discussions, and sectarian movements.

#### HIST 227 — Cultures in Contact: The Crusades

https://studiety.com/aub/course/895

AUB · 3 credits · History and Archaeology · General Education: Cultures and Histories · 3 student reviews

A survey of the history of the Crusades from the beginning of the movement in the eleventh century until the demise of the Crusader states in the Middle East at the end of the thirteenth century. This course investigates the political and social conditions in the Levant that enabled the Crusaders’ initial success and ultimate failure.

#### HIST 237 — Ottoman State and Society, 1300-1600

https://studiety.com/aub/course/896

AUB · 3 credits · History and Archaeology · General Education: Cultures and Histories · 1 student review

A course on the formation, consolidation, and expansion of the Ottoman state from its birth as a ghazi principality in northwestern Anatolia in the late thirteenth century until the end of the so-called Classical Age. This course emphasizes political and institutional developments.

#### HIST 243 — History of the Arab East and Egypt Since 1920

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1516

AUB · 3 credits · History and Archaeology · General Education: Cultures and Histories · 1 student review

The course focuses on the establishment of the mandate system, and other types of western control in the region, the struggle for Arab independence and the foundation of the post-colonial interventionist state. Alternate years.

#### HIST 251 — History of North Africa and Spain in the Middle

https://studiety.com/aub/course/897

AUB · 3 credits · History and Archaeology · General Education: Cultures and Histories · 2 student reviews

A survey of North Africa and Andalusia from the Arab conquest until the eclipse of Muslim power in al-Andalus.

#### HIST 258 — Special Topics in History

https://studiety.com/aub/course/899

AUB · 3 credits · History and Archaeology · 3 student reviews

A term-specific variety of in-depth courses involving a detailed and systematic analysis of a particular topic, region, or nation. Examples of courses offered include Palestine under Mandate, Middle Eastern Monarchies, 1920-1958, Revolution in the Middle East, the Sea in History, Islamic Cities and Urbanism in the Modern Middle East. May be repeated for credit under different topics.

#### HIST 273 — The United States and the Middle East

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1519

AUB · 3 credits · History and Archaeology · General Education: Cultures and Histories · 2 student reviews

An examination of the varying and complex relationship between the United States and the Middle East over the last two centuries. Subjects examined include images of the Middle East in early American political discourse, the activities of American missionaries and the founding of AUB, Arab immigration to the US, the role of American oil companies in the region and the rise of OPEC, Cold War diplomacy towards the Arab states and Israel, the Iran hostage crisis, US intervention in the conflict in Lebanon, and the Gulf War. Occasionally.

### HMPD

#### HMPD 320 — Governance in Health Care

https://studiety.com/aub/course/2898

AUB · 2 credits · Health Management & Policy · 1 shared file

The course examines the multiple levels of governance in healthcare systems, including theory, dynamics, approaches, dysfunctions, and challenges. The objectives of the course are to: (1) introduce students to governance and accountability at the organizational, clinical, national, regional, and global levels (2) convey an understanding of governance and accountability of different healthcare structures; and (3) examine actors roles, responsibilities, interactions and challenges at each level of governance, including the international; (4) Factual interaction with principal stakeholders to…

### HPCH

#### HPCH 310 — Social & Beh. Found. of Public Healh

https://studiety.com/aub/course/2899

AUB · 3 credits · Health Promotion & Communication Healh · 1 shared file

#### HPCH 315 — Basics of Health Communication

https://studiety.com/aub/course/2900

AUB · 1 credits · Health Promotion & Communication Healh · 1 shared file

### Industrial Engineering and Management

#### INDE 301 — Engineering Economy

https://studiety.com/aub/course/622

AUB · 3 credits · Industrial Engineering and Engineering Management · 7 student reviews · 3 shared files

A course that covers principles, basic concepts and methodology for making rational decisions in the design and implementation of real engineering projects; time value of money, depreciation, comparing alternatives, effect of taxes, inflation, capital financing and allocation, and decision under uncertainty.

#### INDE 302 — Operations Research I

https://studiety.com/aub/course/623

AUB · 3 credits · Industrial Engineering and Engineering Management · 1 student review · 2 shared files

A course on operation research modeling concepts with an emphasis on linear programming; topics include: linear programming, network programming and project management

#### INDE 303 — Operations Research II

https://studiety.com/aub/course/624

AUB · 3 credits · Industrial Engineering and Engineering Management · 1 student review · 1 shared file

probability models and stochastic processes; topics include conditional probability, discrete- and continuous-time Markov chains and their application in modeling queues, inventories and production process behavior.

#### INDE 320 — Work Measurement and Methods Engineering

https://studiety.com/aub/course/625

AUB · 3 credits · Industrial Engineering and Engineering Management · 1 shared file

System and work design concepts; time studies; performance rating & allowances; standard and predetermined times; work methods improvement; design of manual work, equipment & tools, & work environments; line balancing; manpower determinations, job analysis, and incentives; systems analysis, lean and value analysis.

#### INDE 402 — Facility Planning and Material Handling

https://studiety.com/aub/course/626

AUB · 3 credits · Industrial Engineering and Engineering Management · 1 shared file

Inter-relationships between facilities, process design, systematic layout procedures, computer aided layout, location analysis models, material handling analysis and concepts, warehousing storage and retrieval systems.

#### INDE 410 — Engineering Ethics

https://studiety.com/aub/course/627

AUB · 3 credits · Industrial Engineering and Engineering Management · 8 student reviews · 2 shared files

A course on engineering ethics covering responsibility in engineering; framing the moral problem; organizing principles of ethical theories; computers, individual morality, and social policy; honesty, integrity, and reliability; safety, risk, and liability in engineering; engineers as employees; engineers and the environment; international engineering professionalism; and future challenges

#### INDE 411 — Introduction to Project Management

https://studiety.com/aub/course/628

AUB · 3 credits · Industrial Engineering and Engineering Management · 1 student review · 2 shared files

Introduction to project management for engineers. Conception, planning, scheduling, budgeting, leadership, management, tracking and completion of projects. Project management software is introduced and used.

#### INDE 412 — Engineering Enterpreneurship

https://studiety.com/aub/course/629

AUB · 3 credits · Industrial Engineering and Engineering Management · 1 student review · 4 shared files

This course provides students with the tools necessary to create and grow a successful, innovative technology enterprise. Topics include evaluating market opportunities, designing profitable business models, producing a solid business plan, raising capital, addressing legal considerations and developing a winning team.

#### INDE 421 — Human Factors Engineering

https://studiety.com/aub/course/630

AUB · 3 credits · Industrial Engineering and Engineering Management · 1 shared file

Designing for human performance effectiveness and productivity. Introducing human factors and ergonomics. Design and evaluation methods. Perception: vision and hearing. Cognition. Displays and controls. Work-space design. Biomechanics of work. Stress and workload. Safety and human error. Human-computer interaction.

#### INDE 430 — Statistical Quality Control

https://studiety.com/aub/course/631

AUB · 3 credits · Industrial Engineering and Engineering Management · 2 student reviews · 1 shared file

Design of quality control systems; quality methods for establishing product specifications; process control; variables and attributes charts; acceptance sampling; operating characteristics curves; process capabilities; QC software.

#### INDE 431 — Production Planning and Inventory Control

https://studiety.com/aub/course/632

AUB · 3 credits · Industrial Engineering and Engineering Management · 1 student review · 1 shared file

Methods of production and inventory planning. Single-product replenishment systems. Inventory management for special classes of items and products. Multiple item and multiple location inventories. Production planning and scheduling: aggregate production planning, MRP, JIT, OPT and short-range production scheduling.

#### INDE 502 — Final Year Project II

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1065

AUB · 3 credits · Industrial Engineering and Engineering Management · 1 shared file

This is the second part of the IE capstone course.

#### INDE 504 — Discrete Event Simulation

https://studiety.com/aub/course/737

AUB · 4 credits · Industrial Engineering and Engineering Management · 2 student reviews · 1 shared file

System definition; model formulation, Monte-Carlo method; random number generation; discrete events; system entities and its attributes. Emphasis on analysis of systems and models of real-life problems. Experience with a modern discrete-event simulation package (e.g., ARENA).

#### INDE 513 — Information System

https://studiety.com/aub/course/738

AUB · 3 credits · Industrial Engineering and Engineering Management · 1 student review · 1 shared file

This is a course that answers the questions: What is information? How can it best be stored? What to call it? The course also covers the following topics: abstraction, interfaces, barriers, specification, documentation, relational calculus and architectural abstractions, data structures for fast data storage and retrieval, encryption, putting things on the Web, data warehousing and data mining.

#### INDE 535 — Data Analytics for Operations Research and Financial Engineering

https://studiety.com/aub/course/739

AUB · 3 credits · Industrial Engineering and Engineering Management · 1 shared file

Students will learn to identify, evaluate and capture analytic opportunities that create value for an organization. Basic descriptive analytics methods are reviewed utilizing specialized software (e.g. R) in analyzing large data sets. Predictive analytics techniques including clustering, classification and regression are covered in detail. Prescriptive analytics applications on utilization simulation and optimization over large data to improve business decisions are presented. Case studies emphasize financial applications, such as portfolio management and automated trading.

### Information Systems

#### INFO 200 — Foundations of Information Systems

https://studiety.com/aub/course/633

AUB · 3 credits · Business Information and Decision Systems · 13 student reviews · 70 shared files

Introduces information systems that raise productivity, create customer value and sustain competitive advantage. The course shows how the integration of information technology and information systems in the organization’s work processes adds value for the business and its customers. It focuses on the following topical areas: competitiveness, functional information systems, e-commerce and supply chain systems, business intelligence systems and systems development.

### Laboratory Medicine

#### LABM 201 — Clinical Chemistry I

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1109

AUB · 2 credits · Pathology and Laboratory Medicine · 1 student review · 1 shared file

A pair of courses in which the main objective is to acquaint students with fundamentals of clinical chemistry, including various analytical procedures, instrumentation, and methods used for determination of clinical analytes. Correlation of laboratory results with clinical manifestation is also an integral part of these courses. These two courses cover all aspects of routine clinical chemistry testing, such as carbohydrates, electrolytes, acid-base balance, blood gases, nitrogen metabolites, proteins, enzymes, lipids and lipoproteins, calcium metabolism, liver function tests as well as some…

#### LABM 202 — Clinical Chemistry II

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1110

AUB · 3 credits · Pathology and Laboratory Medicine · 1 student review · 1 shared file

A pair of courses in which the main objective is to acquaint students with fundamentals of clinical chemistry, including various analytical procedures, instrumentation, and methods used for determination of clinical analytes. Correlation of laboratory results with clinical manifestation is also an integral part of these courses. These two courses cover all aspects of routine clinical chemistry testing, such as carbohydrates, electrolytes, acid-base balance, blood gases, nitrogen metabolites, proteins, enzymes, lipids and lipoproteins, calcium metabolism, liver function tests as well as some…

#### LABM 210 — Cytology and Histological Techniques

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1111

AUB · 2 credits · Pathology and Laboratory Medicine · 1 shared file

A course that includes a series of lectures and demonstrations on cell biology, a review of normal histology of various human organs, a description of examples of pathological changes, lectures on techniques of tissue handling, and preparation and staining of sections and smears for cytological material. Members of the department and the department of Human Morphology.

#### LABM 230 — Clinical Hematology and Reception

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1113

AUB · 4 credits · Pathology and Laboratory Medicine · 1 shared file

Practical experience in clinical hematology special procedures and reception area. Prerequisites: MLSP 201 and MLSP 202.

#### LABM 231 — Clinical Laboratory Quality Systems

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1114

AUB · 1 credits · Pathology and Laboratory Medicine · 1 shared file

This course is intended to give MLS students a thorough understanding of the quality systems as implemented in clinical laboratories with practical examples in order to relate theory to practice. The course includes all the basic elements and tools required to implement the quality system essentials across all phases of the laboratory workflow: pre-analytical, analytical, postanalytical.

#### LABM 233 — Genetics and Molecular Biology

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1115

AUB · 2 credits · Pathology and Laboratory Medicine · 1 student review · 1 shared file

A course that includes an introduction to human genetics, comprising the structure and function of DNA and the classification of genetic disorders. Diagnostic techniques in human genetics (cytogenetics, biochemical, and molecular) will be covered, as well as molecular techniques applied in pathology and microbiology

#### LABM 235 — Medical Mycology

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1116

AUB · 1 credits · Pathology and Laboratory Medicine · 1 student review · 1 shared file

A course that covers the different kinds and types of fungi (yeast and mold). This course discusses their disease spectrum mode of infection, gross requirements, and cultural and noncultural methods of identifications as well as antifungal drugs and susceptibility testing of fungi.

#### LABM 240 — Clinical Microbiology

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1117

AUB · 4 credits · Pathology and Laboratory Medicine · 1 shared file

Practical experience in clinical microbiology (aerobic and anaerobic bacteriology, mycobacteriology, mycology, and susceptibility testing). Six weeks.

#### LABM 250 — Clinical Parasitology and Urinalysis

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1119

AUB · 2 credits · Pathology and Laboratory Medicine · 1 shared file

Practical experience in clinical microscopy pertaining to parasitology, urinalysis, and spermogram. Three weeks. Prerequisite: MBIM 223.

#### LABM 260 — Serology

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1125

AUB · 2 credits · Pathology and Laboratory Medicine · 1 shared file

Practical experience in clinical immunology and serodiagnostic techniques. For three weeks.

#### LABM 270 — Blood Banking

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1126

AUB · 2 credits · Pathology and Laboratory Medicine · 1 shared file

Practical experience in blood banking and transfusion medicine. Three weeks.

### Landscape Design & Eco-Management

#### LDEM 207 — Landscape Architecture History I

https://studiety.com/aub/course/901

AUB · 3 credits · Landscape Design and Ecosystem Management · General Education: Cultures and Histories · 4 student reviews

This course aims to explore significant transformation in landscape architecture history and present a range of information to enable the development of alternative, diverse and nuanced communication tools for issues of the landscape. A series of lectures combined with literature study and a visual and textual project analysis aims to guide students to be able to analyze, evaluate and understand historic landscapes and their impact on our contemporary landscape and society today.

#### LDEM 230 — Water and the Environment

https://studiety.com/aub/course/902

AUB · 3 credits · Landscape Design and Ecosystem Management · General Education: Understanding the World · 4 student reviews

This is an introductory course addressing the interactions between water and the natural environment, and the role of human activities in these interactions. This course covers a broad range of topics, including climate change, the hydrologic cycle, watershed hydrology, runoff generation, groundwater, point and nonpoint sources of pollution, best management practices and a multitude of water quality issues. Local, regional and international case studies will be covered to foster a better understanding of water quality and quantity concepts, applications and principles.

#### LDEM 260 — Contemporary Issues in Landscape Architecture

https://studiety.com/aub/course/903

AUB · 3 credits · Landscape Design and Ecosystem Management · General Education: Cultures and Histories · 1 student review

This course addresses recent trends in landscape architecture that cover the multitude of approaches, in order to broaden the students’ theoretical knowledge, encourage their critical and analytical abilities, and sharpen their understanding of systems and the landscape as a cultural expression. The course discusses recent interventions by landscape architects in different parts of the world and assesses them in relation to their natural, cultural and socioeconomic contexts. At the same time, students are asked to critically evaluate the current open space situation in Beirut and discuss…

### Management

#### MNGT 215 — Fundamentals of Management and organizational

https://studiety.com/aub/course/635

AUB · 3 credits · Management, Marketing and Entrepreneurship · General Education: Societies and Individuals · 3.9/5 from 7 ratings · 28 student reviews · 53 shared files

A course that focuses on the management of the modern organization and the employees within, preparing students for their role as future managers and leaders. It explores essential management concepts, processes and techniques from an organizational behavior perspective. Main topics covered include management history and evolution, motivation, decision-making, leadership, power and politics, learning and perception, communication, managing groups and teams, and human resource management. General Education/Social Science list I course.

#### MNGT 218 — Advanced Topics in Organizational Behavior

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1019

AUB · 3 credits · Management, Marketing and Entrepreneurship · 3 student reviews

This course provides an advanced perspective of the field of organizational behavior including social learning theory/organizational behavior models, managerial activities/behaviors, cross-cultural/ international research and leadership. It introduces the research methodology in organizational behavior and provides exposure to contemporary practices of select organizational behavior topics.

#### MNGT 220 — Human Resource Management

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1020

AUB · 3 credits · Management, Marketing and Entrepreneurship · 4 student reviews

This course introduces the principles of human resource management. It helps students acquire the basic HRM concepts and equips them with the tools necessary for the effective management of people in organizations. Main topics covered include strategic HRM, planning and staffing, training and development, performance management, compensation, career management and global HRM.

### Marine Sciences and Culture

#### MSCU 201 — Coastal and Marine Environments: Introductory

https://studiety.com/aub/course/2364

AUB · 3 credits · History and Archaeology · General Education: Cultures and Histories · 2 student reviews

Coastal environments and coastal systems provide a basis to explore human interaction with the sea in antiquity. This course explores how archaeologists go about investigating and recording these past activities, and introduces students to a multi-disciplinary approach that combines oceanography and archaeology to shed light on maritime history.

### Marketing

#### MKTG 210 — Principles of Marketing

https://studiety.com/aub/course/638

AUB · 3 credits · Management, Marketing and Entrepreneurship · 17 student reviews · 48 shared files

An overview of marketing activities including marketing inputs in strategic planning, global marketing, marketing research, analysis of buyer behavior, market segmentation and positioning, and development of the marketing mix elements.

#### MKTG 225 — Strategic Brand Management

https://studiety.com/aub/course/2862

AUB · 3 credits · Management,Marketing & Entrepren · 1 shared file

This course takes a customer-centric approach to explore and identify the ingredients for building, managing, and communicating inspiring brands. Topics covered include understanding the functions of a brand, positioning and crafting the brand image, measuring brand equity, and creating an effective communication strategy. Business majors only. Prerequisites: MKTG 210 and ENGL 204 or ENGL 206. Students cannot receive credit for both MCOM 217 and MKTG 225.

#### MKTG 227 — Digital Marketing Strategy

https://studiety.com/aub/course/2861

AUB · 3 credits · Management,Marketing & Entrepren · 1 shared file

This course delivers the frameworks and tools needed to design and implement a successful digital marketing strategy that achieves business objectives. Topics covered include social media and web analytics, influencer marketing, online campaigning, and online customer relationship marketing. Business majors only. Prerequisites: MKTG 210 and ENGL 204 or ENGL 206.

#### MKTG 235 — Retailing and Merchandising

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1131

AUB · 3 credits · Management, Marketing and Entrepreneurship · 1 student review

This course examines the opportunities and problems faced by marketers in contemporary retail formats. The principle issues involved in retailing are explored, including store location and layout, merchandise planning, buying and selling, category management, and coordination of store activities. Overall the course allows students to develop appropriate skills and knowledge for effective and efficient decision-making in the contemporary retail environment.

#### MKTG 238 — Public Relations

https://studiety.com/aub/course/642

AUB · 3 credits · Management, Marketing and Entrepreneurship · 3 student reviews · 2 shared files

This course focuses on the communication between an individual or organization and the public to promote stakeholder acceptance and approval. Students explore traditional and emerging components of the public relations process through mass media, as well as the needs of different types of businesses, such as corporations, nonprofit organizations and government offices.

#### MKTG 240 — Consumer Behavior

https://studiety.com/aub/course/643

AUB · 3 credits · Management, Marketing and Entrepreneurship · 6 student reviews · 2 shared files

A course that focuses on the customer as the key to market success. Topics covered include the roles of a customer, market values a customer seeks, determinants of customer behavior, the customer’s mindset, customer decision-making and customer focused marketing

### MATH

#### MATH 345D — Sp. Tp:Modular Forms

https://studiety.com/aub/course/2901

AUB · 3 credits · Mathematics · 1 shared file

### Mathematics

#### MATH 101 — Calculus and Analytic Geometry I

https://studiety.com/aub/course/798

AUB · 3 credits · Mathematics · 4.0/5 from 3 ratings · 6 student reviews

Limits, continuity, differentiation with application to curve plotting; Rolle’s theorem; integration with application to area, distance, volume, arc-length; fundamental theorem of calculus, transcendental functions. MATH 101 may be taken for credit after a student has passed MATH 203. MATH 203 may not be taken for credit after a student has passed MATH 101.

#### MATH 102 — Calculus & Analytical Geometry II

https://studiety.com/aub/course/644

AUB · 3 credits · Mathematics · 5 student reviews · 1 shared file

This course is designed for students in computer science, physical sciences, and mathematical sciences. It involves different topics that help students synthesize concepts and develop latent powers of mathematical reasoning.

#### MATH 201 — Calculus and Analytical Geometry III

https://studiety.com/aub/course/645

AUB · 3 credits · Mathematics · General Education: Quantitative Reasoning · 4.0/5 from 28 ratings · 61 student reviews · 34 shared files · 2 tutors

Sequences and series, multivariable functions, partial derivatives, cylindrical and spherical coordinates, multiple integrals, and integration in vector fields.

#### MATH 202 — Differential Equations

https://studiety.com/aub/course/646

AUB · 3 credits · Mathematics · 4.0/5 from 3 ratings · 14 student reviews · 15 shared files · 1 tutor

Surface integrals, Stokes theorem, divergence theorem; first-order differential equations, linear differential equations, series solutions, Bessel’s and Legendre’s functions, Laplace transform, and systems.

#### MATH 203 — Mathematics for Social Sciences I

https://studiety.com/aub/course/647

AUB · 3 credits · Mathematics · General Education: Quantitative Reasoning · 10 student reviews · 9 shared files

Polynomials, factoring, first- and second-degree equations, inequalities, absolute value, straight lines, Gaussian elimination, functions, graphs, exponential and logarithmic functions, and differentiation.

#### MATH 204 — Mathematics for Social Sciences II

https://studiety.com/aub/course/648

AUB · 3 credits · Mathematics · General Education: Quantitative Reasoning · 16 student reviews · 13 shared files

Matrix operations, inverses, determinants, set operations, permutations, combinations, probability, rate of change, techniques of integration, differential equations, graphs of multivariate functions, partial derivatives, and optimization.

#### MATH 210 — Introduction To Analysis

https://studiety.com/aub/course/649

AUB · 3 credits · Mathematics · 3.7/5 from 6 ratings · 21 student reviews · 3 shared files

The real numbers, completeness, sequences, some basic topology of the real line, compact sets, Heine-Borel theorem, continuous functions, intermediate value theorem, uniform continuity, extreme values, differentiation, mean-value theorem, Taylor’s theorem, and integration, sequences and series of functions.

#### MATH 211 — Discrete Mathematics

https://studiety.com/aub/course/713

AUB · 3 credits · Mathematics · General Education: Quantitative Reasoning · 2.8/5 from 5 ratings · 20 student reviews · 2 shared files · 1 tutor

Logical reasoning, sets, relations and functions; mathematical induction, counting, and simple finite probability theory; analysis of algorithms, complexity; recurrence relations and difference equations; truth tables and switching circuits; graphs and trees; strings and languages.

#### MATH 212 — Introductory Partial Differential Equations

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1021

AUB · 3 credits · Mathematics · 6 student reviews

Partial differential equations as mathematical models in science, Fourier series, Fourier inversion, Gibbs phenomenon, applications of Fourier series to partial differential equations (heat equation, Laplace equation, wave equation), Sturm-Liouville Systems, Fourier and Laplace transforms and applications to partial differential equations, pointwise and uniform convergence of sequences and series of functions.

#### MATH 218 — Elementary Linear Algebra with Applications

https://studiety.com/aub/course/650

AUB · 3 credits · Mathematics · General Education: Quantitative Reasoning · 4.0/5 from 11 ratings · 25 student reviews · 29 shared files

An introduction to linear algebra at a less theoretical level than MATH 219. Systems of linear equations and Gaussian elimination, vectors in Rn, matrices, determinants, vector spaces, subspaces and dimension, orthogonal projection and least-squares approximation, eigenvalues, eigenvectors, and selected applications.

#### MATH 251 — Numerical Computing

https://studiety.com/aub/course/651

AUB · 3 credits · Mathematics · 3.8/5 from 10 ratings · 18 student reviews · 81 shared files

Techniques of numerical analysis: number representations and round-off errors, root finding, approximation of functions, integration, solving initial value problems, Monte-Carlo methods. Implementations and analysis of the algorithms are stressed. Projects using MATLAB or a similar tool are assigned.

#### MATH 261 — Number Theory

https://studiety.com/aub/course/652

AUB · 3 credits · Mathematics · 2 student reviews · 7 shared files

Prime factorization, the Euclidean algorithm, congruences, quadratic reciprocity, some Diophantine equations, binary quadratic forms, and continued fractions.

#### MATH 101I — Calculus & Analytic Geometry I-Int

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1629

AUB · Mathematics · 1 student review

Mathematical notation and basic notions; properties of real numbers; factoring polynomials; linear and quadratic equations; fractions; inequalities; absolute value equations; angles and trigonometric functions. Based on placement. MATH 101I must be taken simultaneously with MATH 101. Every Term.

### MCOM

#### MCOM 205 — Interpersonal Communication & Folk Media

https://studiety.com/aub/course/2902

AUB · 3 credits · Sociology,Anthropology & Media St · 1 shared file

This course examines the interpersonal communication process with a focus on the folk (oral) media as traditional face to face communication media. The course involves an interdisciplinary investigation of relationships between Arab daily life and folk media, roles of formulating folk culture in theatre and films, and popular music and its audience. Pre/corequisite: ENGL 203. Occasionally.

#### MCOM 224 — World Cinemas

https://studiety.com/aub/course/2903

AUB · 3 credits · Sociology,Anthropology & Media St · 1 shared file

In this undergraduate seminar, students will examine film cultures in various national and transnational settings. Through close readings of current scholarly literature, weekly film screenings, and seminar discussions, students will interrogate the relationship between culture and politics and explore such contested topics as identity, memory and trauma, power and resistance, and spectacle and surveillance. Pre/corequisite: ENGL 203. May be repeated for credit. Occasionally.

#### MCOM 241 — Introduction to Digital Media

https://studiety.com/aub/course/2904

AUB · 3 credits · Sociology,Anthropology & Media St · 1 shared file

#### MCOM 290K — S:Narrativ. news Anthony Shadid

https://studiety.com/aub/course/2905

AUB · 3 credits · Sociology,Anthropology & Media St · 1 shared file

#### MCOM 290T — MCOM 290T

https://studiety.com/aub/course/8738

AUB · 2 student reviews

#### MCOM 291K — Sp. T:Leb. Media Between 2 wars

https://studiety.com/aub/course/2906

AUB · 3 credits · Sociology,Anthropology & Media St · 1 shared file

#### MCOM 293A — Intermediate Photojournalism

https://studiety.com/aub/course/2907

AUB · 3 credits · Sociology,Anthropology & Media St · 1 shared file

#### MCOM 293B — S.T:Writing for Advertising

https://studiety.com/aub/course/2908

AUB · 3 credits · Sociology,Anthropology & Media St · 1 shared file

#### MCOM 295G — Media Lab:Information Architec

https://studiety.com/aub/course/2909

AUB · 1 credits · Sociology,Anthropology & Media St · 1 shared file

#### MCOM 295K — Media. Lab:Social Media Strateg

https://studiety.com/aub/course/2910

AUB · 1 credits · Sociology,Anthropology & Media St · 1 shared file

### Mechanical Engineering

#### MECH 201 — Computer Aided Drawing and Design (CADD)

https://studiety.com/aub/course/933

AUB · 3 credits · Mechanical Engineering · 3 student reviews

The course aims to prepare Mechanical Engineering students to communicate through graphics, technical drawings and design databases via Computer Aided Drawing (CAD) software (such as AutoCAD®) and 3D Computer Aided Design software (such as Creo Parametric). Orthographic projection, auxiliary views, sectional views, dimensioning and tolerancing, drawing formats. Part geometric construction. Assemblies and exploded assemblies. Parts and assemblies working drawings. Engineering symbols. CADD project.

#### MECH 220 — Engineering Graphics

https://studiety.com/aub/course/653

AUB · 1 credits · Mechanical Engineering · 2 student reviews · 1 shared file

The course aims at preparing the future engineer to understand and create technical drawings. The course seeks to develop effective utilization of computer-aided drafting (CAD) skills in order to create engineering drawings: orthogonal projection, exploded and auxiliary views, sectioning and sectional views, dimensioning and tolerance schemes, standard drawing formats and detailing. Introduction to the use of CAD packages (AutoCAD).

#### MECH 230 — Dynamics

https://studiety.com/aub/course/783

AUB · 3 credits · Mechanical Engineering · 7 student reviews

This is a basic course in engineering mechanics covering dynamics of particles and planar rigid bodies. This course introduces Newton’s law of motion, the principle of work and energy, and the principle of impulse and momentum. Diagrammatic representations of the basic laws are applied on motion of particles, systems of particles, and rigid bodies.

#### MECH 310 — Thermodynamics I

https://studiety.com/aub/course/761

AUB · 3 credits · Mechanical Engineering · 9 student reviews · 27 shared files

This course seeks to provide a methodology by which students view objects in the physical universe as systems and apply to them the basic laws of conservation of mass, energy and entropy balance. The course covers the thermodynamic state and properties of a pure substance, energy and mass conservation, entropy and the second law. Applications involve closed setups and flow devices. Simple vapor and gas cycles applications.

#### MECH 314 — Introduction to Fluids Engineering

https://studiety.com/aub/course/935

AUB · 3 credits · Mechanical Engineering · 4 student reviews

An introductory course on fluid behavior emphasizing conservation of mass, momentum, energy and dimensional analysis; study of fluid motion in terms of the velocity field, fluid acceleration, pressure field and viscous effects; applications of Bernoulli’s equation, Navier-Stokes and modeling; flow in ducts, potential flows and boundary layer flows.

#### MECH 320 — Mechanics of Materials

https://studiety.com/aub/course/936

AUB · 3 credits · Mechanical Engineering · 3 student reviews

A course that addresses the mechanical behavior of materials under different loadings such as axial, bending, transverse shear, torsion and combined loadings. Stress and strain transformation is discussed. Deflection of beams and buckling in columns are covered.

#### MECH 332 — Mechanics of Machines

https://studiety.com/aub/course/784

AUB · 3 credits · Mechanical Engineering · 4 student reviews · 1 shared file

A course that deals with the mechanization of motion, kinematics analysis of linkage mechanisms, synthesis of cam-follower mechanisms, gear terminology and types of gears, analysis and synthesis of gear trains, force analysis, and introduction to linkage synthesis.

#### MECH 340 — Engineering Materials

https://studiety.com/aub/course/762

AUB · 3 credits · Mechanical Engineering · 7 student reviews · 9 shared files

The course introduces fundamental concepts in materials science as applied to engineering materials: crystalline structures; imperfections, dislocations and strengthening mechanisms; diffusion; phase diagrams and transformations; ferrous and non-ferrous metal alloys, ceramics and polymers; structure-property relationships; material selection case studies.

#### MECH 341 — Materials Lab

https://studiety.com/aub/course/937

AUB · 1 credits · Mechanical Engineering · 3 student reviews

The course seeks to accompany and compliment MECH 340 Engineering Materials. The laboratory sessions are designed to impart a qualitative and quantitative understanding of the mechanical properties of engineering materials. The laboratory sessions will also examine topics related to the microstructure of materials.

#### MECH 412 — Heat Transfer

https://studiety.com/aub/course/654

AUB · 3 credits · Mechanical Engineering · 1 student review · 1 shared file

The course seeks to impart an understanding of the fundamental concepts and laws of conduction, convection and radiation heat transfer and their application to the solution of engineering thermal problems. The course covers steady and transient heat conduction; extended surfaces; numerical simulations of conduction in one and twodimensional problems; external and internal forced convection of laminar and turbulent flows; natural convection; heat exchanger principles; and thermal radiation, view factors and radiation exchange between diffuse and gray surfaces. The use of Matlab is integrated…

#### MECH 414 — Thermodynamics II

https://studiety.com/aub/course/655

AUB · 3 credits · Mechanical Engineering · 1 student review · 1 shared file

A course investigating the availability and work potential of systems; irreversibility; second law efficiency; availability; gas mixtures; air-conditioning; chemical reactions; high speed flow, nozzles and diffusers; environmental, economic and social implications.

#### MECH 421 — Manufacturing Processes I

https://studiety.com/aub/course/943

AUB · 3 credits · Mechanical Engineering · 2 student reviews · 1 shared file

A course covering traditional material removal processes (machining and abrasion), CNC machining, as well as non-traditional material removal processes (EDM, ECM, thermal cutting, etc.); the science behind these technologies; assembly processes such as welding, brazing, soldering and fastening are also covered. The course emphasizes process capabilities and limitations, relative cost and guidelines for process selection; and design for manufacturing guidelines. This course contains hands-on exercises in a machine shop environment.

#### MECH 430 — Process Instrumentation and Measurements

https://studiety.com/aub/course/944

AUB · 3 credits · Mechanical Engineering · 4 student reviews

A course on general concepts of measurement systems; classification of sensors and sensor types; interfacing concepts; data acquisition, manipulation, transmission and recording; introduction to LABVIEW; applications; team project on design and implementation of a measuring device.

#### MECH 432 — Dynamic System Analysis

https://studiety.com/aub/course/946

AUB · 3 credits · Mechanical Engineering · 3 student reviews

A course introducing dynamic modeling and analysis of mechanical electrical, thermal and fluid systems. The course integrates software to test and analyze the modeled systems.

#### MECH 436 — Control Systems

https://studiety.com/aub/course/947

AUB · 3 credits · Mechanical Engineering · 3 student reviews

This course and lab teach the fundamentals of designing feedback control systems. As a prerequisite, students have taken an introductory course on modeling and (linear) analysis of dynamic systems (such as MECH 432). This course consists of a theory focused classroom component and application oriented weekly labs. Both components are graded separately and students have to pass both in order to pass the course. The theory-focused, lecture-based component familiarizes students with tools to analyze the performance of closed loop control systems and to alter their dynamics according to…

#### MECH 510 — Design of Thermal Systems

https://studiety.com/aub/course/948

AUB · 3 credits · Mechanical Engineering · 1 shared file

The course seeks to develop in students the ability to integrate rate mechanisms (i.e., heat transfer and fluid dynamics) into thermodynamic system modeling, and analyses and provides design opportunities through open-ended problems with explicit considerations of engineering economics, optimization, environmental impact, ethical concerns, manufacturability and sustainability. Teamwork experience and communication skills are highly stressed. Students will gain hands-on experience with the tools of investigation used for thermal and fluid systems and learn how to approach and solve problems…

### Media Studies

#### MCOM 201 — Introduction to Media Studies

https://studiety.com/aub/course/740

AUB · 3 credits · Sociology, Anthropology and Media Studies · 5 student reviews · 2 shared files

An introduction to the field of media studies, its concepts and theories, and the various modern media industries and professions in today’s world. The course aims to help students become better informed about career options in this field and more discerning media consumers.

#### MCOM 202 — Communication Theory

https://studiety.com/aub/course/778

AUB · 3 credits · Sociology, Anthropology and Media Studies · 6 student reviews · 1 shared file

An overview of the ways in which mass communication has been viewed by social scientists and by practitioners, with a focus on the range of issues studied and questions raised, and the schools, approaches, and trends in the field.

#### MCOM 203 — Arab Media and Society

https://studiety.com/aub/course/779

AUB · 3 credits · Sociology, Anthropology and Media Studies · General Education: Societies and Individuals · 3.6/5 from 5 ratings · 9 student reviews · 1 shared file

An in-depth examination of the political, social, economic, and technological effects of old and new Arab media systems on modern Arab society, with an emphasis on Lebanon and the Arab East region. It focuses on probing the development and current state of print, broadcast and new media systems in the region.

#### MCOM 204 — From Telegraph to Twitter

https://studiety.com/aub/course/780

AUB · 3 credits · Sociology, Anthropology and Media Studies · General Education: Cultures and Histories · 2 student reviews · 1 shared file

This course situates the history of communication – from the telegraph to today’s social media – as more than a history of technology, and discusses the complexity with which the social world is constructed. Both technology and history enter into conversation, opening up points of critical engagement of modern understandings of the world.

#### MCOM 210 — Research Method in Media Stud

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1686

AUB · 3 credits · Sociology, Anthropology and Media Studies · 1 student review · 1 shared file

An introduction to the design and implementation of research methodology in media studies. It covers formulating research problems, reviewing scientific literature, designing instruments, and utilizing data collection and analysis techniques, both quantitative and qualitative. Students participate in actual research projects and apply various techniques of data collection and analysis to interpret research findings. Pre/ corequisite: ENGL 203. Occasionally.

#### MCOM 215 — Media Law and Ethics

https://studiety.com/aub/course/781

AUB · 3 credits · Sociology, Anthropology and Media Studies · 3 student reviews · 1 shared file

A survey of Lebanese, Arab and International media laws and regulations, and their application within the realms of journalism, public relations, advertising, digital media, and entertainment, with an exploration of ethical guidelines, moral values, and social responsibilities of media scholars, practitioners and educators.

#### MCOM 216 — Public Opinion

https://studiety.com/aub/course/906

AUB · 3 credits · Sociology, Anthropology and Media Studies · General Education: Societies and Individuals · 3 student reviews · 1 shared file

A general study of the nature of public opinion, and the interplay between psychological and socio-cultural processes in the formation and dissemination of public opinion. An attempt is also made to explore the impact of public opinion on media and sociocultural change. Measurements of public opinion are also explored.

#### MCOM 221 — War and Media

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1687

AUB · 3 credits · Sociology, Anthropology and Media Studies · General Education: Cultures and Histories · 1 shared file

This seminar asks ‘what is a visual culture of war?” as it expands across an array of media platforms, technologies, and aesthetic conventions. Through a careful examination of key readings and visual representations, we will work to build a more precise theoretical and analytical language for understanding war not simply as an “event” or set material effects on the battlefield and home front, but as a discursive production mediated through a number of often intersecting media sites and institutions. Pre/corequisite: ENGL 203. Occasionally.

#### MCOM 222 — Introduction to Visual Culture Studies

https://studiety.com/aub/course/782

AUB · 3 credits · Sociology, Anthropology and Media Studies · 3 student reviews · 1 shared file

This course introduces students to the study of visual culture, and examines the role images play in society. Students will explore key historical and contemporary issues, and critical perspectives on the relations of power and desire that structure practices of looking. Students will become familiar with methods of comparing different media forms, social arenas, and cultural contexts. Students will also pursue a research-intensive final project that welcomes image-making as part of the research/writing process.

#### MCOM 225 — Introduction to to Photojournalism

https://studiety.com/aub/course/2418

AUB · 3 credits · Sociology, Anthropology and Media Studies · 1 student review

This course covers the history of Photojournalism and its place within the wider field of photography and society at large. Students will learn of the related fields of Documentary Photography and Street Photography, and will explore early and modern masters, the social and political impact of their work and varied methodologies. Pre/corequisite: ENGL 203 Occasionally.

#### MCOM 240 — News Reporting & Writing

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1689

AUB · 3 credits · Sociology, Anthropology and Media Studies · 2 shared files

An introduction to the reporting and writing of various news stories based on reliable information gathered through interviewing, research, and observation. Formats include basic newspaper and magazine articles, online news, press releases, and other journalistic formats, with emphasis on accuracy, concise presentation, meeting deadlines, and objective and ethical reporting. The course covers news styles, an expanded news vocabulary, sentence structure, story organization and clean writing. Prerequisite: ENGL 203. Every term.

#### MCOM 294 — Media Brown Bag

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1696

AUB · 3 credits · Sociology, Anthropology and Media Studies · 1 shared file

The Media Brown Bag course consists of a series of seminars presented by leading media researchers and practitioners from local and international media initiatives, broadcasters, print media, and advertising agencies. The aim of the seminar is to allow students to have first-hand accounts of working in the media industry, to engage in discussion with prominent media practitioners, and to allow students to discover potential career paths in media. Pre/corequisite: ENGL 203. Every term.

### Medical Imaging Sciences

#### MIMG 201 — Introduction to Medical Imaging

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1074

AUB · 2 credits · Medical Imaging Sciences · 1 student review · 1 shared file

An overview of the field of radiologic technology and its role in health care delivery. Students are oriented to academic and administrative structure, and the profession as a whole. Basic principles of radiation protection are introduced. The ethical and legal responsibilities of the profession are discussed

#### MIMG 202 — Imaging Physics

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1076

AUB · 3 credits · Medical Imaging Sciences · 1 student review · 1 shared file

A course that focuses on AC generators, DC motors, transformers, and rectification of AC. An introduction to modern physics, production of x-rays, x-ray interactions, radioactivity, production of radionuclides, and health physics.

#### MIMG 203 — Medical Imaging Equipment I

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1077

AUB · 3 credits · Medical Imaging Sciences · 1 student review · 1 shared file

An introduction to various image-detecting and processing systems; description of analogue and digital detection systems. A detailed study of the x-ray tubes with methods of kV, mA, and exposure time control. Control of scattered radiation, image intensification, and television systems.

#### MIMG 204 — Medical Imaging Equipment II

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1078

AUB · 3 credits · Medical Imaging Sciences · 1 student review · 1 shared file

A detailed study of the equipment design and function in Breast Imaging, Nuclear Medicine / PET, Computed Tomography, Ultrasonography and Magnetic Resonance Imaging.

#### MIMG 205 — Introduction to Principles of Diseases

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1079

AUB · 3 credits · Medical Imaging Sciences · 1 student review · 2 shared files

An introduction to pathology that focuses on nature and causes of diseases, diseases of the gastrointestinal and hepato-biliary systems, genito-urinary, and endocrine systems. A study of diseases of the nervous system, skeletal system, respiratory, cardio-vascular, and hematopoietic diseases; miscellaneous diseases related to nutrition and immune system. This course offers students information on the pathologic appearance of common diseases on a variety of diagnostic imaging procedures.

#### MIMG 206 — Principle of Imaging I

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1080

AUB · 3 credits · Medical Imaging Sciences · 1 student review · 1 shared file

An introduction to radiographic procedures, radiographic nomenclature, positioning aids, and accessory equipment. This course also provides a description of radiographic procedures pertaining to upper and lower extremity, shoulder girdle, and pelvis; and a description of the radiographic procedures pertaining to the thorax, the vertebral column, the cranium, facial bones, and forensic radiography.

#### MIMG 207 — Principle of Imaging II

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1081

AUB · 3 credits · Medical Imaging Sciences · 1 student review · 1 shared file

An overview of contrast materials used in imaging. This course also provides a study of imaging procedures related to gastrointestinal, hepato-biliary, genitor-urinary and respiratory systems. Breast imaging techniques and interventional procedures related to different systems are discussed.

#### MIMG 208 — Sectional Anatomy

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1082

AUB · 3 credits · Medical Imaging Sciences · 1 student review · 1 shared file

A study of the sectional anatomy of the head, neck, thorax, abdomen, pelvis, and extremities.

#### MIMG 209 — Quality Management and Image Analysis

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1083

AUB · 3 credits · Medical Imaging Sciences · 1 student review · 1 shared file

This course focuses on the quality assurance and quality control of the imaging systems. Emphasis is placed on quality assessment of diagnostic images/procedures.

#### MIMG 206L — Principle of Imaging I Laborat

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1710

AUB · 2 credits · Medical Imaging Sciences · 1 shared file

A clinical training course in general and emergency radiography within controlled conditions. Second term. Corequisite: MIMG 206.

#### MIMG 210A — Research Project I

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1084

AUB · 3 credits · Medical Imaging Sciences · 1 student review

The course will help the students to effectively analyze data from various resources to evaluate and improve professional practice, and to promote growth in the profession. Students will consider in their research, amongst others, ethical issues related to clinically based research, and the importance of enquiry into issues which cross professional boundaries.

#### MIMG 210B — Research Project II

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1711

AUB · 3 credits · Medical Imaging Sciences · 1 shared file

### Medical Laboratory Sciences

#### MLSP 201 — Clinical Hematology I

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1102

AUB · 3 credits · Medical Laboratory Sciences · 1 student review · 1 shared file

A course that introduces students to fundamental concepts in hematology, including the development of blood cell elements, normal physiology of blood cells, and their disorders. This course focuses on anemia, with a special emphasis on diagnosis.

#### MLSP 202 — Clinical Hematology II

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1103

AUB · 3 credits · Medical Laboratory Sciences · 1 student review · 1 shared file

A course that consists of lectures and demonstrations in hematology with emphasis on coagulation and hemostatic disorders, white blood cell anomalies, and leukemia.

#### MLSP 203 — General Microbiology

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1104

AUB · 3 credits · Medical Laboratory Sciences · 1 student review · 3 shared files

A course that covers structure and morphology of micro-organisms, nutritional requirements and growth, sterilization and disinfection, introduction to microbial genetics, collection and handling of clinical specimens, culture techniques for clinical specimens and expected pathogens, antibiotic sensitivity testing, and assay.

#### MLSP 204 — Systematic Bacteriology

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1105

AUB · 4 credits · Medical Laboratory Sciences · 1 student review · 2 shared files

A course that covers the characteristics of bacteria of medical importance with concentration on the diseases they cause, pathogenesis, mode of transmission, control and methods for isolation, identification, and interpretation of results.

#### MLSP 207 — Immunology and Blood Banking

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1106

AUB · 2 credits · Medical Laboratory Sciences · 1 student review · 1 shared file

A course that consists of lectures in basic immunology, including types of immune responses, cells of the immune response, antigens, antibodies, and complement system, as well as basic principles in blood banking and transfusion medicine.

#### MLSP 208 — General and Diagnostic Virology

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1107

AUB · 2 credits · Medical Laboratory Sciences · 1 student review · 1 shared file

An introduction to virology covering the general characteristics of viruses, their classification, mode of transmission, pathogenesis, and the diseases they cause in man, is the focus of the first part of this course. The second part emphasizes viral diseases of public health importance, including their epidemiology, control, and possible prevention.

#### MLSP 211 — Seminar

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1128

AUB · 1 credits · Medical Laboratory Sciences · 1 student review · 1 shared file

A seminar in which students are trained to read recently published scientific papers in medical journals, summarize, and present the information. This process also involves discussion and critiques of the presented manuscripts.

#### MLSP 259 — Diagnostic Serology

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1108

AUB · 1 credits · Medical Laboratory Sciences · 1 student review · 1 shared file

An introduction to the principles of serologic reactions and laboratory techniques in the diagnosis of infectious diseases.

### MKTG

#### MKTG 250 — Special Topics

https://studiety.com/aub/course/2911

AUB · 1 credits · Management,Marketing & Entrepren · 2 shared files

A course that deals with special issues and concerns in marketing not included in regular courses. It may be repeated for credit when topics vary. Prerequisites vary with the topic and are noted in the course schedule. Credits depend on the course offered. Business majors only. Prerequisite: approval of track convener.

#### MKTG 250M — Marketing for Social Change

https://studiety.com/aub/course/2912

AUB · 3 credits · Business Administration · 1 shared file

### MNGT

#### MNGT 250J — Sp. Tp:HR Analytics

https://studiety.com/aub/course/2913

AUB · 3 credits · Business Administration · 1 shared file

### MUSC

#### MUSC 200 — MUSC 200

https://studiety.com/aub/course/8753

AUB · 1 student review

### Music

#### MUSC 230 — History of Opera

https://studiety.com/aub/course/908

AUB · 3 credits · Fine Arts and Art History · General Education: Cultures and Histories · 4 student reviews

A survey of the history and development of opera from 1598 to the present. Emphasis is placed on the analysis and evaluation of recorded opera performances on film. At the discretion of the program.

#### MUSC 235 — Listening to Jazz

https://studiety.com/aub/course/909

AUB · 3 credits · Fine Arts and Art History · General Education: Cultures and Histories · 6 student reviews

An investigation of the whole range of jazz history, from its beginning around the turn of the century to the present day.

#### MUSC 250 — Arabic and Middle Eastern Music

https://studiety.com/aub/course/910

AUB · 3 credits · Fine Arts and Art History · General Education: Cultures and Histories · 7 student reviews

A course introducing students to the history and key characteristics of Arabic and Middle Eastern music. No previous musical knowledge is required. While the class will be taught in English, it is highly recommended that students have a working knowledge of Arabic prior to taking the course.

#### MUSC 265 — Western Voice Performance

https://studiety.com/aub/course/911

AUB · 3 credits · Fine Arts and Art History · General Education: Cultures and Histories · 2 student reviews

A course on the fundamentals of singing technique and performance, including breath management, vocal registration, musical notation, and song repertoire.

#### MUSC 266 — Arabic Voice Performance

https://studiety.com/aub/course/2827

AUB · 3 credits · Fine Arts and Art History · General Education: Cultures and Histories · 1 student review

A course on the fundamentals of classical Arabic voice performance. Students will be expected to sing in class both in groups as well as alone.

#### MUSC 231F — Philosophy and Music

https://studiety.com/aub/course/2722

AUB · 3 credits · Fine Arts and Art History · General Education: Cultures and Histories · 1 student review

### Nursing

#### NURS 200 — Introduction to Nursing

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1073

AUB · 2 credits · Nursing · 2 student reviews

Introduces concepts basic to the nursing profession. The nature of nursing as a profession, past, present, and future, is studied with a focus on the role of nurses in meeting the health needs of humanity throughout the health–illness continuum.

#### NURS 201 — Introduction to Nursing Practice

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1072

AUB · 2 credits · Nursing · 2 student reviews

This course introduces students to concepts and interventions basic to nursing practice. The course uses the nursing process as the organizing framework, and the concepts of health, nursing, client, and environment are integrated throughout. Performance of basic client care skills are emphasized, including the scientific rationale for both health promoting and health restoring nursing interventions.

### Nutrition & Food Science

#### NFSC 210 — Statistics in Nutrition and Food Sciences

https://studiety.com/aub/course/913

AUB · 3 credits · Nutrition and Food Sciences · General Education: Quantitative Reasoning · 5 student reviews

An introduction to the study of statistics as it applies to nutrition and food sciences. Topics include both descriptive and inferential statistics: samples, population and types of data; organizing and graphing data; numerical descriptive measures; probability; discrete random variables and their probability distributions; continuous random variables and the normal distribution; point and interval estimation and hypothesis testing; correlation and simple linear regression; Chi-Square tests. Students will learn to use the computer package SPSS for statistical analysis.

#### NFSC 220 — Food and Nutrition Awareness (excluding FAS

https://studiety.com/aub/course/915

AUB · 3 credits · Nutrition and Food Sciences · General Education: Understanding the World · 7 student reviews

The course introduces the discipline of nutrition and assists students in making optimal food choices for better health.

#### NFSC 221 — Basic Nutrition

https://studiety.com/aub/course/721

AUB · 3 credits · Nutrition and Food Sciences · 4.3/5 from 4 ratings · 10 student reviews

The course is a survey of nutrients, including their food sources, digestion, metabolism, functions and requirements in humans.

#### NFSC 222 — Community Nutrition

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1052

AUB · 3 credits · Nutrition and Food Sciences · General Education: Community-Engaged Learning · 2 student reviews

The course is an introduction to key concepts and current topics in community nutrition. The course discusses the role of nutrition in improving the health and well-being of communities and familiarizes students with population nutritional status assessment, principles of nutrition research, and factors involved in planning, implementing and evaluating community nutrition programs and policies.

#### NFSC 223 — Nutrition and Physical Activity

https://studiety.com/aub/course/923

AUB · 3 credits · Nutrition and Food Sciences · General Education: Understanding the World · 3.8/5 from 4 ratings · 10 student reviews

Inadequate physical activity and a poor diet are considered to be leading causes of many major diseases. Exercise has potent effects on the metabolism of both macro and micronutrients. Exercise and nutrition together offer a powerful intervention for many health problems, including sarcopenia, metabolic disease and obesity. This course is designed to give students an understanding of the fundamental interactions between exercise, nutrition and health, mainly with lifestyle changes based on current international dietary and physical activity guidelines.

#### NFSC 229 — Menu Planning

https://studiety.com/aub/course/725

AUB · 1 credits · Nutrition and Food Sciences · 1 student review

The course explores the principles and techniques of menu planning for healthy persons. Topics include nutrient needs for optimum health, dietary guidelines, food groups, food portion sizes and the use of exchange lists for meal planning and client nutrition education in both the English and Arabic languages.

#### NFSC 240 — Nutritional Status Assessment

https://studiety.com/aub/course/722

AUB · 2 credits · Nutrition and Food Sciences · 2 student reviews

The course exposes students to the theoretical basis of various aspects of nutritional assessment (counseling dietary assessment, anthropometric measurement, biochemical assays and clinical assessment). The course also familiarizes students with nutritional status assessment tools and techniques through practical experimentation in the lab.

#### NFSC 252 — Introduction to Food Processing

https://studiety.com/aub/course/925

AUB · 3 credits · Nutrition and Food Sciences · General Education: Understanding the World · 4 student reviews

Technology and processing of foods; includes the different technologies applied to preserve and process food from post-harvest stages till being ready for consumption. Processing methods covered relate to cereals, dairy products, meat, poultry, fats and oils, fermentation, fruits and vegetables, as well as to beverages.

#### NFSC 261 — Introductory Biochemistry

https://studiety.com/aub/course/992

AUB · 3 credits · Nutrition and Food Sciences · 3 student reviews

The course focuses on study of the chemistry of biological compounds, their enzymatic degradation and intermediary metabolism.

#### NFSC 265 — Food Chemistry

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1042

AUB · 3 credits · Nutrition and Food Sciences · 2 student reviews

The course focuses on study of the chemical composition and physical and sensory properties of foods.

#### NFSC 267 — Food Analysis

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1043

AUB · 2 credits · Nutrition and Food Sciences · 2 student reviews

The course explores laboratory methods for chemical analysis of nutrients and chemicals in food products.

#### NFSC 274 — Human Nutrition and Metabolism

https://studiety.com/aub/course/728

AUB · 3 credits · Nutrition and Food Sciences · 3 student reviews

The course explores human physiological needs for energy, carbohydrates, fats, proteins, vitamins and minerals; control of nutrient metabolism.

#### NFSC 277 — Food Microbiology I

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1045

AUB · 3 credits · Nutrition and Food Sciences · 1 student review

It is a survey of microorganisms and their role in causing food spoilage and food poisoning, and the control of microbial spoilage and pathogenic microorganisms in foods.

#### NFSC 278 — Food Microbiology II

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1046

AUB · 3 credits · Nutrition and Food Sciences · 1 shared file

The course focuses on study of the microbiological aspects of food preservation; beneficial utilization of microorganisms in food applications; detection of microbial contamination and hazards of importance to public health.

#### NFSC 285 — Nutrition in the Life Cycle

https://studiety.com/aub/course/723

AUB · 2 credits · Nutrition and Food Sciences · 2 student reviews

The course focuses on the basic nutritional needs of individuals throughout their life cycle: infancy, childhood, adolescence, adulthood and old age, and special nutritional requirements for pregnancy and lactation.

#### NFSC 288 — Technology of Food Products

https://studiety.com/aub/course/996

AUB · 3 credits · Nutrition and Food Sciences · 1 shared file

Technology and processing of foods; includes processing food products in the pilot plant.

#### NFSC 289 — Food Processing Laboratory

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1049

AUB · 1 credits · Nutrition and Food Sciences · 1 shared file

Laboratory exercises in the pilot plant in food preservation and processing.

#### NFSC 290 — Food Service Management

https://studiety.com/aub/course/724

AUB · 3 credits · Nutrition and Food Sciences · 2 student reviews

The course explores techniques of management of functional operation of food service; field trips, self-study modules, reports and discussion.

### PBHL

#### PBHL 302 — Implement. Research for Pub. Hea

https://studiety.com/aub/course/2914

AUB · 3 credits · Public Health · 1 shared file

#### PBHL 398 — Culminating Experience

https://studiety.com/aub/course/2915

AUB · 2 credits · Public Health · 1 shared file

### PHIL

#### PHIL 310 — Special Topics in the History of Philo

https://studiety.com/aub/course/2916

AUB · 3 credits · Philosophy · 1 shared file

Prerequisite: consent of instructor. May be repeated for credit. Occasionally.

### Philosophy

#### PHIL 101 — Applied Philosophy

https://studiety.com/aub/course/659

AUB · 3 credits · Philosophy · 4 student reviews · 1 shared file

A course that deals with philosophical questions which have practical import; it aims to introduce students to the philosophical mode of analysis.

#### PHIL 102 — Philosophical Classics

https://studiety.com/aub/course/660

AUB · 3 credits · Philosophy · 4 student reviews · 1 shared file

An introduction to the thought of some major figures in the history of philosophy

#### PHIL 201 — Introduction to Philosophy

https://studiety.com/aub/course/661

AUB · 3 credits · Philosophy · General Education: Cultures and Histories · 3.9/5 from 16 ratings · 30 student reviews · 2 shared files

An introduction to philosophy and its methods through an analysis of traditional issues in ethics, epistemology, metaphysics, and the philosophy of religion.

#### PHIL 205 — Bio-Medical Ethics

https://studiety.com/aub/course/662

AUB · 3 credits · Philosophy · General Education: Cultures and Histories · 6 student reviews · 1 shared file

A philosophical examination of a number of ethical topics in the field of biology and medicine, such as abortion, physician-assisted suicide, eugenics, genetic engineering, allocation of medical resources, experimentation on animals and humans, and so on.

#### PHIL 209 — Environmental Ethics

https://studiety.com/aub/course/663

AUB · 3 credits · Philosophy · General Education: Cultures and Histories · 6 student reviews · 1 shared file

An attempt to identify and discuss the major ethical and philosophical aspects of issues related to the environment and to determine the environment-related responsibilities and obligations incurred by people at the individual and collective levels.

#### PHIL 210 — Ethics

https://studiety.com/aub/course/664

AUB · 3 credits · Philosophy · General Education: Cultures and Histories · 4.2/5 from 32 ratings · 51 student reviews · 2 shared files

An introduction to some of the major normative ethical theories based on the study of the original writings of selected philosophers, including a section on applied ethics.

#### PHIL 211 — Introduction to Logic

https://studiety.com/aub/course/665

AUB · 3 credits · Philosophy · General Education: Cultures and Histories · 6 student reviews · 1 shared file

A first introduction to formal and informal logic, including argument analysis, informal fallacies, natural deduction methods in propositional and first-order predicate logic.

#### PHIL 214 — History of Modern Philosophy

https://studiety.com/aub/course/666

AUB · 3 credits · Philosophy · General Education: Cultures and Histories · 3 student reviews · 1 shared file

A survey of early modern philosophy, from Descartes to Kant.

#### PHIL 215 — 9th-Century Philosophy

https://studiety.com/aub/course/912

AUB · 3 credits · Philosophy · General Education: Cultures and Histories · 2 student reviews · 1 shared file

An introductory survey of post-Kantian philosophy, with emphasis on Fichte, Schelling, Hegel, Schopenhauer, Kierkegaard, and Nietzsche.

#### PHIL 216 — Political Philosophy

https://studiety.com/aub/course/914

AUB · 3 credits · Philosophy · General Education: Cultures and Histories · 5 student reviews

An examination of the main issues of political philosophy, such as political obligation, justice, political rights, and other issues.

#### PHIL 217 — Aesthetics

https://studiety.com/aub/course/667

AUB · 3 credits · Philosophy · General Education: Cultures and Histories · 2 student reviews · 1 shared file

An examination of the central problems and issues that arise in the interpretation, analysis, and evaluation of works of art.

#### PHIL 218 — Metaphysics and Epistemology

https://studiety.com/aub/course/916

AUB · 3 credits · Philosophy · General Education: Cultures and Histories · 3 student reviews

An investigation of the most fundamental concepts involved in our thoughts about the world, including the nature of truth, knowledge, causality, substance, space, and time.

#### PHIL 219 — Existentialism

https://studiety.com/aub/course/917

AUB · 3 credits · Philosophy · General Education: Cultures and Histories · 4 student reviews

An introduction to existentialist philosophy within the context of nineteenth-century and twentieth-century philosophy.

#### PHIL 221 — Philosophy of Mind

https://studiety.com/aub/course/918

AUB · 3 credits · Philosophy · General Education: Cultures and Histories · 4 student reviews · 1 shared file

An introductory examination of contemporary accounts of the nature of the mental and of psychological explanation.

#### PHIL 222 — Philosophy of Science

https://studiety.com/aub/course/919

AUB · 3 credits · Philosophy · General Education: Cultures and Histories · 3 student reviews

An introduction to the philosophical problems and issues that arise in the attempt to understand the nature of science.

#### PHIL 223 — Philosophy of Language

https://studiety.com/aub/course/920

AUB · 3 credits · Philosophy · General Education: Cultures and Histories · 3 student reviews

An introductory examination of various contemporary accounts of the nature of language and meaning.

#### PHIL 224 — Philosophy of Religion

https://studiety.com/aub/course/921

AUB · 3 credits · Philosophy · General Education: Cultures and Histories · 6 student reviews

An in-depth survey of the main philosophical questions connected to religion, including questions about religion as a feature of human experience, as well as questions connected to the nature of God, evil, free will, and so on.

#### PHIL 230 — Philosophy of Plato

https://studiety.com/aub/course/922

AUB · 3 credits · Philosophy · General Education: Cultures and Histories · 2 student reviews

An introduction to some of Plato’s major dialogues.

#### PHIL 232 — Islamic Philosophy

https://studiety.com/aub/course/924

AUB · 3 credits · Philosophy · General Education: Cultures and Histories · 5 student reviews

An examination of the philosophical and religious thought of the major philosophers of Islam. Offered either in Arabic or in English.

### PHYS

#### PHYS 221 — PHYS 221

https://studiety.com/aub/course/8754

AUB · 1 student review

### Physics

#### PHYS 101 — Introductory Physics I

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1182

AUB · 4 credits · Physics · 2 student reviews

Measurements, motion in one dimension, vectors, motion in two dimensions, Newton’s laws with applications, work and energy, circular motion, linear momentum and collisions, rotation and angular momentum, oscillations, gravity, and elements of fluid mechanics.

#### PHYS 103 — Physics for the Life Sciences

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1184

AUB · 3 credits · Physics · 2 student reviews

Units and dimensions, scalars and vectors, kinematics in one and two dimensions, dynamics, work and energy, collisions, gravitation, and rotational motion.

#### PHYS 200 — Understanding the Universe

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1185

AUB · 3 credits · Physics · General Education: Understanding the World · 4.0/5 from 5 ratings · 10 student reviews

An introductory course in astronomy. Basic astronomical tools, properties of the earth, solar system, sun, electromagnetic radiation, properties and evolution of stars, and the Milky Way galaxy.

#### PHYS 204 — Classical Physics for Life Sciences

https://studiety.com/aub/course/716

AUB · 3 credits · Physics · General Education: Understanding the World · 8 student reviews · 20 shared files

Physics 204 is the second part of a three-semester non-calculus introductory course in physics designed primarily for students in the life sciences. This course is among the pre-medical study requirements and has Physics 103 (Physics for the Life Sciences: mechanics or any equivalent course) as a prerequisite. The main topics covered in Physics 204 are: Fluids, Thermodynamics, Wave phenomena, Geometrical and Physical Optics.

#### PHYS 205 — Modern Physics for Life Sciences

https://studiety.com/aub/course/715

AUB · 3 credits · Physics · General Education: Understanding the World · 3 student reviews

Physics 205 is the third part of a three-semester non-calculus introductory course in physics designed primarily for students in the life sciences. This course is among the pre-medical study requirements and has Physics 103 (Physics for the Life Sciences: mechanics or any equivalent course) as a prerequisite. The main topics covered in Physics 205 are: Electricity, Magnetism, and Electromagnetism.

#### PHYS 210 — Introductory Physics II

https://studiety.com/aub/course/668

AUB · 3 credits · Physics · General Education: Understanding the World · 11 student reviews · 13 shared files

Review of classical mechanics, fluid statics, fluid dynamics, temperature, heat and first law of thermodynamics, kinetic theory of gases, heat engines, entropy and second law of thermodynamics, general properties of waves, sound waves and resonances, light and optics, interference, diffraction, and polarization.

#### PHYS 211 — Electricity and Magnetism

https://studiety.com/aub/course/669

AUB · 3 credits · Physics · General Education: Understanding the World · 12 student reviews · 2 shared files

Electrostatics, current, resistance, Ohm’s law, Kirchhoff’s laws, RC circuits, magnetic field, Ampere’s law, Biot-Savart law, Faraday’s law, LR circuit, RLC circuits, and a qualitative discussion of Maxwell’s equations.

#### PHYS 212 — Modern Physics

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1095

AUB · 3 credits · Physics · General Education: Understanding the World · 8 student reviews

Special theory of relativity, introductory quantum mechanics, atomic physics, nuclear physics, and introduction to elementary particles and cosmology.

#### PHYS 216 — Mathematical Methods for Physics

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1090

AUB · 3 credits · Physics · 1 student review

Vector analysis, tensors, linear operators, Eigenvalue problems, determinants and matrices, Sturm-Liouville problems, special functions, Fourier series and transforms, complex analysis.

#### PHYS 217 — Mechanics

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1091

AUB · 3 credits · Physics · 3 student reviews

Kinematics of particles motion, Newtonian formulation of mechanics, integration of Newtonian equations of motion, Lagrangian formulation of mechanics, Hamilton dynamics, central forces, linear oscillations, nonlinear oscillations and chaos, collisions, noninertial systems, coupled oscillations, and motion of rigid bodies.

#### PHYS 220 — Electromagnetic Theory

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1092

AUB · 3 credits · Physics · 2 student reviews

Electrostatics: electric potential, Gauss’ law, Poisson’s and Laplace’s equations, boundary conditions, electric currents, Faraday’s law, Lenz’s law, mutual inductance. Maxwell’s equations and propagation of electromagnetic waves.

#### PHYS 222 — Computational Physics

https://studiety.com/aub/course/785

AUB · 3 credits · Physics · 2 student reviews

Basics of numerical analysis:Numerical solutions of algebraic and transcendental equations, methods for solving systems of linear and differential equations and scholastic methods. Applications: planetary motion, simple models of stars, nonlinear dynamics and chaos, potentials and fields, waves, random systems, computational fluid dynamics, statistical mechanics (phase transitions, Ising model), molecular dynamics, and quantum mechanics.

#### PHYS 226 — Solid State Physics

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1093

AUB · 3 credits · Physics · 1 student review

Electrons in one-dimensional periodic lattice, vibrations in one-dimensional periodic lattice, geometrical description of crystals, free-electron theory in metals, excitons, plasmons, polarons, lattice dynamics, semi-conductors, magnetic ordering, superconductivity, and electron gas in a magnetic field.

#### PHYS 235 — Statistical Physics

https://studiety.com/aub/course/786

AUB · 3 credits · Physics · 1 student review

Boltzmann distribution, Gibbs distribution, thermal radiation, heat and work, kinetic theory of gases, entropy and temperature, statistical mechanics of semiconductors, kinetics of chemical reactions, and phase transitions.

#### PHYS 236 — Quantum Mechanics

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1094

AUB · 3 credits · Physics · 2 student reviews

Fundamental concepts: Bras, Kets, matrix representation of operators, change of basis; quantum dynamics: time evolution of quantum mechanical systems, spin; translational and rotational symmetry: Schrödinger equation in one and three dimensions; spherical symmetric systems: three-dimensional oscillator, hydrogen atom; theory of angular momentum: rotation operator, addition of angular momenta; time-independent perturbation theory, Zeeman effect, Stark effect, spin-orbit coupling, time-dependent perturbation theory, variational methods.

#### PHYS 204L — Classical Physics for Life Sciences Laboratory

https://studiety.com/aub/course/2482

AUB · 1 credits · Physics · 86 shared files

Error analysis, Bernoulli’s Law, surface tension, coefficient of viscosity, thermal expansion, Boyle’s law, heat engine, mechanical equivalent of heat, waves on a stretched string, standing waves in air columns, geometrical optics I: reflection and refraction, geometrical optics II: mirrors and lenses, interference and diffraction. Pre/corequisite: PHYS 204. Annually.

#### PHYS 205L — Modern Physics for Life Sciences Lab

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1839

AUB · 1 credits · Physics · General Education: Understanding the World · 17 shared files

Error analysis, capacitance and dielectric constants, basic oscilloscope operations, Wheatstone bridge, RC and RL circuits, measurements of magnetic induction fields, measurement of the charge to mass ratio of electrons, RC and RLC-circuits, Ohm’s law, Planck’s constant, atomic spectroscopy, transformers. Pre/ corequisite: PHYS 205. Annually.

#### PHYS 210L — Introductory Physics Laboratory II.

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1840

AUB · 1 credits · Physics · 1 student review · 5 shared files

Error analysis, Atwood’s Machine and motion down an incline, conservation of Mechanical energy, surface tension and viscosity, thermal expansion of solids, mechanical equivalent of heat, standing waves on a stretched string, standing waves in air columns, interference and diffraction, the spectrometer, Michelson interferometer. Pre/corequisite: PHYS 210. Every term.

#### PHYS 211L — Electricity & Magnetism Laboratory

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1841

AUB · 1 credits · Physics · 2 shared files

Error analysis, capacitance and dielectric constant measurements, electrical circuits and Wheatstone bridge, measurement of the force between two parallel current-carrying conductors, measurement of magnetic induction fields, basic oscilloscope operations, RL, RC, and RLC circuits, measurement of the e/m ratio of electrons, transformers, Ohm’s Law and resistivity. Pre/corequisite: PHYS 211. Every term.

#### PHYS 221L — Junior Physics Laboratory

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1088

AUB · 3 credits · Physics · 1 student review

This course is intended to help students acquire basic practical skills that are used in experimental physics. The course introduces students to some of the basic equipment that are used in this discipline. Experiments will cover a range of phenomena, including, electricity and magnetism, mechanics, optics, waves and modern physics.

### Physiology

#### PHYL 246 — Human Physiology for Paramedical

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1070

AUB · 4 credits · Anatomy, Cell Biology and Physiological Sciences · General Education: Understanding the World · 4 student reviews · 3 shared files

A course that outlines fundamental principles of human physiology and the mechanisms governing the function of different body organs.

### Political Stud & Public Adm

#### PSPA 235 — Human Rights and Int'l Political

https://studiety.com/aub/course/2490

AUB · 3 credits · Political Studies and Public Administration · 1 student review

A course that examines the development and relevance of institutions and instruments concerned with human rights, and then considers problems of human rights issues in selected countries and their impact on regional and global actors. Every term.

#### PSPA 253 — Politics & Govern: Middle East

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1869

AUB · 3 credits · Political Studies and Public Administration · 1 student review

A survey of political institutions and processes in the Middle East, with an emphasis on social and political development, the policy-making process and international affairs. Annually.

### Political Studies and Public Administration

#### PSPA 101 — Issues in Contemporary Politics

https://studiety.com/aub/course/698

AUB · 3 credits · Political Studies and Public Administration · 4 student reviews · 1 shared file

A course that examines the global context of politics, focusing on the changing world order in the twentieth century. Special attention is given to themes like democratization, civil society, ethnic conflict, human rights, and globalization.

#### PSPA 201 — Introduction to Political Science

https://studiety.com/aub/course/699

AUB · 3 credits · Political Studies and Public Administration · General Education: Societies and Individuals · 3.9/5 from 17 ratings · 29 student reviews · 1 shared file

An introduction to the study of politics with emphasis on the basic concepts, ideas, and issues relating to the process of government in the modern state.

#### PSPA 202 — Introduction to Public Administration

https://studiety.com/aub/course/700

AUB · 3 credits · Political Studies and Public Administration · General Education: Societies and Individuals · 4.3/5 from 4 ratings · 8 student reviews · 1 shared file

A course on the nature of public administration. Basic concepts, processes, and approaches in the field of public administration are introduced so that the student develops an appreciation for the role of public administration in modern society.

#### PSPA 203 — Research Methods

https://studiety.com/aub/course/701

AUB · 3 credits · Political Studies and Public Administration · 4 student reviews · 1 shared file

A course that focuses on the problems involved in asking and answering questions about political science and public administration. This course presents the various analytical frameworks and methodological tools used for this purpose with emphasis on empirical approach, data collection, and analysis.

#### PSPA 210 — Introduction to Public Thought

https://studiety.com/aub/course/905

AUB · 3 credits · Political Studies and Public Administration · General Education: Cultures and Histories · 5 student reviews

An introduction to the main Western and Islamic traditions in political philosophy and political theory.

#### PSPA 211 — Introduction to Comparative Politics

https://studiety.com/aub/course/702

AUB · 3 credits · Political Studies and Public Administration · General Education: Societies and Individuals · 2 student reviews · 1 shared file

A survey of concepts and issues in comparative politics. This course acquaints the student with basic theoretical frameworks for the study and analysis of political phenomena, and establishes criteria for comparing political systems. This course also closely examines the application of these concepts, frameworks, and criteria in selected countries.

#### PSPA 212 — Contemporary Trends in Public Administration

https://studiety.com/aub/course/703

AUB · 3 credits · Political Studies and Public Administration · General Education: Societies and Individuals · 3 student reviews · 1 shared file

A course that deals with the contemporary transformation of the public sector and its relationship with government and society. This course evaluates managerialism in the public sector, privatization, and entrepreneurial government.

#### PSPA 213 — Introduction to International Politics

https://studiety.com/aub/course/704

AUB · 3 credits · Political Studies and Public Administration · General Education: Societies and Individuals · 6 student reviews · 1 shared file

A survey of the basic forces and factors determining relations among states, with special emphasis on the international system, foreign policy, national power, the restraints on determinants of state action, contemporary problems and major issues faced by states, and the patterns of interaction that prevail among states.

#### PSPA 221 — Theories and History of the State

https://studiety.com/aub/course/885

AUB · 3 credits · Political Studies and Public Administration · General Education: Societies and Individuals · 2 student reviews

The aim of the course is to explore “the state” as a political construct and to provide a comparative survey of experiences of state-building in the Middle East (including Lebanon). Topics covered include the history of state formation, state-society relations, authoritarianism and democratization, the impact of globalization on the state, and related issues.

#### PSPA 222 — Democracy, Civic Engagement, and Leadership

https://studiety.com/aub/course/705

AUB · 3 credits · Political Studies and Public Administration · General Education: Societies and Individuals · 2 student reviews · 2 shared files

The course will introduce students to the principles and processes of civic engagement and leadership within democratic and democratizing systems of governance, and will help them understand the theoretical and practical issues related to the practice of participatory democracy from a comparative perspective. The discussion of the main features of the democratic system will be complemented with an extensive review of specific cases that are relevant to understand the problems that face civic engagement and leadership in different socio-political and cultural contexts.

#### PSPA 236 — The Arab-Israeli Conflict

https://studiety.com/aub/course/708

AUB · 3 credits · Political Studies and Public Administration · 1 shared file

A survey of the conflict over Palestine since the 19th century up to the contemporary period. This course focuses on the origins and evolution of the Arab-Israeli conflict both in its regional and international dimensions, covering topics such as the colonial roots, the formation of the state of Israel, the PLO, the 1967 war up to the second Intifada.

#### PSPA 256 — Politics in Lebanon

https://studiety.com/aub/course/709

AUB · 3 credits · Political Studies and Public Administration · 1 student review · 2 shared files

An overview of Lebanese politics in Mount Lebanon from the mid-nineteenth century to the formation of the Republic of Lebanon. This course deals with the origins, evolution, and workings of the confessional system with emphasis on the period after independence, from the civil war to the present. In addition, it focuses on the main political and social movements that marked Lebanese politics.

#### PSPA 259 — Public Administration in Lebanon

https://studiety.com/aub/course/711

AUB · 3 credits · Political Studies and Public Administration · General Education: Societies and Individuals · 1 shared file

A course that examines the legal aspects, environment, scope, structure, and problems of public administration in Lebanon, with special emphasis on administrative reforms and their institutional products.

#### PSPA 272 — The Non-Profit Sector: Formation, Leadership,

https://studiety.com/aub/course/712

AUB · 3 credits · Political Studies and Public Administration · General Education: Societies and Individuals · 3 student reviews · 1 shared file

This course focuses on the economic, social, and legal foundations of the nonprofit sector. The ways in which nonprofit organizations relate to the public and private sectors and the diversity and scope of the nonprofit sector are examined with primary focus on the functions performed by nonprofit organizations and on various patterns of community actions taken in different societies

### PSPA

#### PSPA 223 — Constitutional Law

https://studiety.com/aub/course/2917

AUB · 3 credits · Political Studies & Public Adm · 8 shared files

A course that examines the constitutions and the development of constitutional mechanisms and practices in selected countries, with a focus on the Lebanese constitutional system. Constitutional mechanisms in general and institutional variables are discussed as well as their impact on public policy, democracy, and political stability. Every term.

#### PSPA 289 — Special Topics

https://studiety.com/aub/course/2918

AUB · 3 credits · Political Studies & Public Adm · 1 shared file

#### PSPA 346 — Sp. T:Nat. Resource Policy & Pol.

https://studiety.com/aub/course/2919

AUB · 3 credits · Political Studies & Public Adm · 1 shared file

#### PSPA 371 — Public Management

https://studiety.com/aub/course/2920

AUB · 3 credits · Political Studies & Public Adm · 1 shared file

This seminar investigates the conceptual and practical boundaries of public management reform initiatives from a comparative perspective. Moving beyond the foundations of traditional public administration, topics covered include performance and personnel management, privatization, e-government, and accountability. The limits of public management will also be considered. Annually.

### PSYC

#### PSYC 305 — Ethics & Comm-Based Learn. Psyc

https://studiety.com/aub/course/2922

AUB · 3 credits · Psychology · 1 shared file

An in-depth-exploration of the ethical and professional issues in scientific and applied psychology, with a special focus on the role psychology plays in civic engagement and community-based learning. Topics include confidentiality, informed consent, competence, integrity, and social responsibility. Optional opportunities to engage in community-based learning are available to students registered in this course. Annually.

#### PSYC 240J — Sexuality in Contemporary Discourse

https://studiety.com/aub/course/2921

AUB · 3 credits · Psychology · 1 shared file

### Psychology

#### PSYC 101 — Freshman Introduction to Psychological Science

https://studiety.com/aub/course/797

AUB · 3 credits · Psychology · 3 student reviews

A survey of the principles and concepts of modern psychological science. Emphasis is placed on critically examining empirical research investigating human behavior and mental processes. Students who take this course cannot get credit for PSYC 201.

#### PSYC 201 — Introduction to Psychological Sciences

https://studiety.com/aub/course/671

AUB · 3 credits · Psychology · General Education: Societies and Individuals · 4.0/5 from 4 ratings · 28 student reviews · 24 shared files

A survey of the principles and findings of modern psychological science. Emphasis is placed on critically examining empirical research investigating human behavior and mental processes.

#### PSYC 210 — Lifespan Developmental Psychology

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1023

AUB · 3 credits · Psychology · 4 student reviews

A course on psychological development from the prenatal period to late adulthood.

#### PSYC 212 — Social Psychology

https://studiety.com/aub/course/672

AUB · 3 credits · Psychology · 3 student reviews · 1 shared file

A course on the scientific study of how individuals think, feel, and behave in regard to other people, and how individuals’ thoughts, feelings, and behaviors are affected by other people.

#### PSYC 214 — Adult Abnormal Psychology

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1024

AUB · 3 credits · Psychology · 5 student reviews · 39 shared files

An introduction to the research, history, and theories of abnormal behavior in adults and a critical examination of the definition, classification, prevalence, etiology and treatment of adult abnormal behavior. Topics covered include anxiety, post-traumatic stress, depression, mania, borderline personality, substance abuse, schizophrenia, and sexual abnormalities.

#### PSYC 215 — Child Abnormal Psychology

https://studiety.com/aub/course/673

AUB · 3 credits · Psychology · 2 student reviews · 25 shared files

An introduction to the psychological disorders of childhood and adolescence, including attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, conduct disorders, autism, mood and anxiety disorders. The course begins with an understanding of abnormal behavior and proceeds to cover symptomatology, the major theories of causality, and treatment interventions.

#### PSYC 216 — Personality Psychology

https://studiety.com/aub/course/674

AUB · 3 credits · Psychology · 1 student review · 1 shared file

An introduction to the research, theories, and measurement of personality with a critical examination of the influence of personality on behavior. The course surveys biological, psychodynamic, trait, humanistic, behavioral, social learning, and cognitive perspectives to the understanding of human personality and their application to individuals and organizations.

#### PSYC 220 — Psychology of Learning and Behavior

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1025

AUB · 3 credits · Psychology · 3 student reviews

A course on the principles of learning and behavior. The psychology of learning, or behavioral psychology, introduces students to the psychology of learning and behavior analysis by examining the classical and operant (instrumental) conditioning paradigms from an experimental perspective.

#### PSYC 222 — Behavioral Neuroscience

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1026

AUB · 3 credits · Psychology · 3 student reviews · 27 shared files

An introduction to the neural basis of the mind and behavior. The course surveys the structure and organization of the human brain and examines how complex behavior and mental processes arise from it.

#### PSYC 224 — Sensation and Perception

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1027

AUB · 3 credits · Psychology · 5 student reviews

A course on how humans sense and perceive the environment. Topics covered include the anatomy and physiology of the sensory systems, types of stimuli affecting sensory systems, higher perceptual processing, and current knowledge and theories of our perceptual abilities. The course also emphasizes the relationships between perceptual processes and other higher cognitive functions.

#### PSYC 226 — Cognitive Psychology

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1028

AUB · 3 credits · Psychology · 5 student reviews

An introduction to human cognitive processes, including perception, attention, memory, language, imagery, categorization, problem solving, reasoning and decision-making. These cognitive processes are examined with regard to human brain functioning.

#### PSYC 230 — Clinical Psychology

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1031

AUB · 3 credits · Psychology · 1 student review

An introduction to the history and development of the science and practice of clinical psychology with a critical examination of training models, approaches to clinical problems, methods of assessment, choice of empirically validated interventions, prevention strategies and career opportunities. The course surveys clinical and research activities (assessment, therapy, and consultation), settings (clinical, hospital, school, court, and private practice), and professional issues (roles, ethics, and laws).

#### PSYC 240 — Special Topics in Psychology

https://studiety.com/aub/course/1035

AUB · 3 credits · Psychology · 2 shared files

A course that provides a general overview of an area of psychology that is not normally covered by the department’s offerings.

#### PSYC 280 — History and Systems of Psychology

https://studiety.com/aub/course/787

AUB · 3 credits · Psychology · 6 student reviews · 3 shared files

A course that examines the philosophical foundations of psychology. There is special emphasis on the historical development of scientific conceptions of human behavior and mental processes in the context of contemporary psychological systems.

#### PSYC 282 — Research Design in Psychology

https://studiety.com/aub/course/788

AUB · 3 credits · Psychology · 3 student reviews · 30 shared files

This course is the first part of the required research sequence for students majoring in psychology. It provides students with a solid foundation in the basic quantitative research methods and design, addresses ethical issues and validity in psychological research, and introduces students to statistical analyses that will be needed for PSYC 284, PSYC 290, and other research-related courses.

#### PSYC 284 — Statistical Analysss in Psychology

https://studiety.com/aub/course/806

AUB · 3 credits · Psychology · 3 student reviews

This course is the second part of the required research sequence for students majoring in psychology. It introduces the student to univariate, bivariate and multivariate statistical analysis in psychological research and combines lectures and computer Lab sessions.

#### PSYC 288 — Undergraduate Seminar in Psychology

https://studiety.com/aub/course/789

AUB · 3 credits · Psychology · 5 student reviews · 1 shared file

A review of significant research in major areas in psychology.

### SOAN

#### SOAN 250 — Seminar in Art and Culture

https://studiety.com/aub/course/2923

AUB · 3 credits · Sociology,Anthropology & Media St · 1 shared file

A cross-cultural exploration of art as an idea, an object, a history, and a way of interacting with the world. How is art a universal category? This course applies anthropological theories to the study of art and art theories to the study of human society. Particular attention is paid to local resources and archives. Occasionally.

### Sociology

#### SOAN 101 — Freshman Sociology

https://studiety.com/aub/course/675

AUB · 3 credits · Sociology, Anthropology and Media Studies · 3 student reviews · 1 shared file

An introduction to the principles and concepts of sociology to prepare students for majoring in sociology

#### SOAN 103 — Reading Other Cultures

https://studiety.com/aub/course/676

AUB · 3 credits · Sociology, Anthropology and Media Studies · 5 student reviews · 1 shared file

An introduction to the study of other cultures drawing on film, ethnographic case studies, and topical debates. This course presents basic concepts in the comparative study of culture, methods of observing and interpreting other cultures, a sense of how knowledge about other cultures is constructed, and tools to develop a critical awareness of one’s own cultural traditions. Note that this course is classified as a humanities, not a social science, course

#### SOAN 201 — Introduction to Sociology

https://studiety.com/aub/course/677

AUB · 3 credits · Sociology, Anthropology and Media Studies · General Education: Societies and Individuals · 4.4/5 from 20 ratings · 33 student reviews · 1 shared file

An introduction to the study of social phenomena. Basic concepts, principles, and methods common to the study of society are employed for the analysis of structure and change in society. This course includes the structure and origin of some basic human institutions such as family, kinship, religion, and language.

#### SOAN 203 — Introduction to Anthropology

https://studiety.com/aub/course/678

AUB · 3 credits · Sociology, Anthropology and Media Studies · General Education: Cultures and Histories · 3.8/5 from 17 ratings · 24 student reviews · 1 shared file

An introduction to socio-cultural anthropology. Anthropology offers comparative perspectives on the ways people live in the world. In doing so, it challenges some of our commonly held assumptions about what is natural and universal. The course will explore anthropology’s approaches, concepts and methods emphasizing case studies from different settings.

#### SOAN 210 — Research Methods

https://studiety.com/aub/course/679

AUB · 3 credits · Sociology, Anthropology and Media Studies · General Education: Societies and Individuals · 2 student reviews · 1 shared file

A survey of the basic techniques and designs of social research, including both quantitative and qualitative methods, the relationship between micro and macro approaches to society, and the interplay between theory and research.

#### SOAN 211 — Analysis of Social Data

https://studiety.com/aub/course/680

AUB · 3 credits · Sociology, Anthropology and Media Studies · General Education: Quantitative Reasoning · 2 student reviews · 1 shared file

A survey of basic statistical techniques and other methods of quantitative analysis used in analyzing social data. Students participate in the analysis of research data by applying various analytical techniques using computer packages. They will also interpret research findings and write a research report.

#### SOAN 213 — Sociological Theory

https://studiety.com/aub/course/681

AUB · 3 credits · Sociology, Anthropology and Media Studies · General Education: Societies and Individuals · 1 student review · 1 shared file

A survey of some of the major theoretical perspectives and critical issues of classical and contemporary sociological theory. Special focus is placed on four interrelated dimensions: 1) the nature of sociological theory and its intellectual sources, 2) its classic tradition, particularly the legacies of Marx, Durkheim, and Weber, 3) an exploration of salient contemporary perspectives, 4) the emergence of new theories and/or directions, such as post-modernity and global sociology

#### SOAN 221 — Political Anthropology

https://studiety.com/aub/course/685

AUB · 3 credits · Sociology, Anthropology and Media Studies · General Education: Societies and Individuals · 1 student review · 1 shared file

This course explores the everyday practices of the larger structures that create and perpetuate power. It emphasizes students’ awareness of the state apparatus, nonstate political systems and modes of political exclusion that shape the experience of power locally and trans-nationally. It uses prominent schools of thought, among them Marxism, feminism, Foucauldian and post-colonial theories to provoke critical analyses of power in our own lives

#### SOAN 222 — Family and Kinship

https://studiety.com/aub/course/686

AUB · 3 credits · Sociology, Anthropology and Media Studies · General Education: Cultures and Histories · 1 shared file

The course examines, from a comparative perspective, different forms of family and kinship organization, their relation to production and systems of exchange. Special focus is placed on processes of initiation and reproduction, and cultural expression of relatedness

#### SOAN 223 — Social Inequality

https://studiety.com/aub/course/687

AUB · 3 credits · Sociology, Anthropology and Media Studies · General Education: Societies and Individuals · 1 shared file

The course explores theories of social inequality. It addresses issues such as class, status, and gender inequalities and points to sources of conflict and consensus. Arguments for and against equality are canvassed.

#### SOAN 226 — Religion and Society

https://studiety.com/aub/course/689

AUB · 3 credits · Sociology, Anthropology and Media Studies · 2 student reviews · 1 shared file

A course that examines the relationship between society and religion, including both formal institutions and informal processes, which deal with the supernatural. This course studies the origin and development of ritual and religious functions for both the individual and society.

#### SOAN 236 — Semiotic Anthropology

https://studiety.com/aub/course/691

AUB · 3 credits · Sociology, Anthropology and Media Studies · 2 student reviews · 1 shared file

An introduction to semiotic anthropology as a method for analyzing how language and other sign systems contribute to shape everyday interactions, social institutions and the various ways in which humans inhabit the world. Students will approach works by major authors who sought to theorize the structure of signs and sign systems, and learn to recognize the various modes of anthropological interpretation that these works inspired. Case studies will demonstrate how the toolbox of semiotic anthropology can be brought to bear on a range of topics, including gender and sexuality, the social…

#### SOAN 237 — Arab Culture and Society

https://studiety.com/aub/course/692

AUB · 3 credits · Sociology, Anthropology and Media Studies · General Education: Societies and Individuals · 3 student reviews · 1 shared file

A study of contemporary Arab society: its complexity, diversity, and internal dynamics. This course considers social structures, social groups, cultural patterns, and processes and agents of social and cultural change, and examines current debates on major issues in Arab culture and society.

#### SOAN 245 — Seminar in Transitional Justice

https://studiety.com/aub/course/868

AUB · 3 credits · Sociology, Anthropology and Media Studies · 2 student reviews · 1 shared file

The seminar is an exploration of the strategies and courses of action societies confront as they consider legacies of past human rights abuses or atrocities. It examines the ways in which states and the international community attempt to achieve justice in periods of political transition. Some of the leading theories and applied dimensions will be critically assessed in the light of the operation of international and domestic criminal justice, historical and administrative justice.

### Sociology-Anthropology

#### SOAN 242 — Seminar in Globalization and Migration

https://studiety.com/aub/course/2524

AUB · 3 credits · Sociology, Anthropology and Media Studies · General Education: Societies and Individuals · 1 shared file

An introduction to a range of issues related to theories of migration with particular emphasis on the peculiarities of contemporary globalization. Theoretical considerations include assumptions and case studies from sociology, economics, political economy, and anthropology. Concepts such as network theory, transnationalism, and the international division of labor are used to illuminate issues such as citizenship and identity, refugees, forced migration, nationalism, and ethnicity as they relate to the migratory experience. Alternate years.

### Statistics

#### STAT 201 — Elementary Statistics for the Social Sciences

https://studiety.com/aub/course/866

AUB · 3 credits · Mathematics · General Education: Quantitative Reasoning · 6 student reviews

Data organization and frequency distributions; measures of central tendency and dispersion; probability and random variables; binomial and normal distributions; correlation, regression, estimation, and hypothesis testing. Open only to arts students whose mathematical preparation does not allow them to take STAT 210.

#### STAT 210 — Elementary Statistics for the Sciences

https://studiety.com/aub/course/754

AUB · 3 credits · Mathematics · General Education: Quantitative Reasoning · 3.8/5 from 5 ratings · 12 student reviews · 8 shared files

Populations, samples, and sampling error; types of data, frequency distributions, and graphical displays of data; empirical definition of probability and probability distributions; conditional probability, independence, Bayes’ rule, and counting rules; discrete and continuous distributions, random variables, binomial, normal, and t distributions; point and interval estimation and hypothesis testing; linear regression and correlation. Computer packages may be used to illustrate methods. Students who successfully finish STAT 210 will not receive credit for STAT 201, STAT230, or ECON 213.

#### STAT 230 — Introduction to Probability and Statistics

https://studiety.com/aub/course/714

AUB · 3 credits · Mathematics · 3.0/5 from 9 ratings · 19 student reviews · 81 shared files

Display of data, properties of probability, methods of enumeration, conditional probability and independent events; univariate and bivariate distributions corresponding to both discrete and continuous variables; covariance and correlation, moment generating functions, independent random samples and the central limit theorem; basics of confidence intervals and hypothsis testing.

#### STAT 231 — Introductory Statistical Computing

https://studiety.com/aub/course/2530

AUB · 3 credits · Mathematics · General Education: Quantitative Reasoning · 1 student review

This course introduces the principles of statistical thinking as well as the main problems of statistics with a computational emphasis and perspective. The course begins with a primer on the R statistical environment, and the problems of pseudorandom number generation of both uniform and non-uniform random variates. It then proceeds to develop the main statistical ideas of sampling, inference (point and interval estimation, hypothesis testing) and concludes with simple linear regression as a first example of modeling. Methods are illustrated with R. Annually.

#### STAT 234 — Statistical Inference

https://studiety.com/aub/course/2531

AUB · 3 credits · Mathematics · 1 student review

Convergence in probability, in distribution, in mean. Review of the central limit theorem and the weak law of large numbers. Point estimation. Method of moments. Maximum likelihood. Fisher information. Information bound. Properties of maximum likelihood estimation. Newton Raphson and EM algorithms. Sufficiency. Exponential families. Blackwell Rao Theorem. The bootstrap method. Confidence intervals. Hypothesis Testing. Errors. Optimality for tests. Neyman–Pearson tests and optimal tests for one-sided hypotheses. Generalized likelihood ratio tests. Elements of Bayesian estimation and decision…

### Theater

#### THTR 200 — Introduction to Theater

https://studiety.com/aub/course/867

AUB · 3 credits · English · General Education: Cultures and Histories · 4 student reviews

An introductory course covering the functions of various theater personnel, a brief survey of the history of theater starting with the classical Greek drama, various types of modern and contemporary dramatic movements, and Arab and Lebanese theater practices.

### THTR

#### THTR 260 — THTR 260

https://studiety.com/aub/course/8756

AUB · 1 student review

## NDU courses with student contributions

### Accounting

#### ACO 201 — Principles of Accounting I

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3033

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 6 student reviews

This course is an introduction to the basic concepts and standards underlying financial accounting systems. It emphasizes the construction and interpretation of the basic financial accounting statements, the income statement, statement of cash flows, and balance sheets, with a focus on the current assets section of the balance sheet: cash, receivables, and inventories. The course also covers revenue and expense recognition issues, equity financing, and generally accepted accounting principles that affect the format and presentation of financial statements.

#### ACO 202 — Principles of Accounting II

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3034

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 2 student reviews

This course is the second in a sequential series of financial accounting courses. It covers plant assets, liabilities and equity, especially long-term debt, dividends and shares repurchases. Related topics covered include computation of basic earnings per share, disclosure issues, and basic financial statement construction and analysis of cash flows. Moreover, it introduces the students to the basic partnership accounting procedures. Prerequisite: ACO 201.

#### ACO 311 — Managerial Accounting

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3125

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 3 student reviews

Managerial accounting is a company’s internal language, and is used for decision-making, production management, product design and pricing, and motivating and evaluating employees’ performance. Thus, this course covers the use, interpretation, and analysis of management accounting information for management decision-making, planning, and control of operations. Planning is covered by topics including activitybased costing, budgeting, flexible budgeting, cost-volume-profit analysis, cost estimating, and the costs of outsourcing. Control is covered by topics including standard costing, variance…

### Architecture

#### ARP 221 — Architectural Sketching and Rendering

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/2925

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 2 student reviews

#### ARP 222 — Principles of Architectural Design

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/2926

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 3 student reviews

This course introduces principles of design and includes the study of colors, proportions, and perception principles. Focuses on practicing learning through life-size models.

#### ARP 223 — Descriptive Geometry

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/2927

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 3 student reviews

This course introduces the study of geometric projections in space. Also includes the study of intersection of solids and volumetric development.

#### ARP 224 — Applied Architectural Design I

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/2928

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 7 student reviews

This course introduces the application of computer aided design (CAD) concepts in developing and communicating architectural ideas and projects. Includes various software applications.

#### ARP 225 — Statics for Architecture

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/2929

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 3 student reviews

This course is based on the study of forces, moments, and couples. It also covers free body diagrams, centroids, moments of inertia, problems involving beams, trusses, and frames. Prerequisites: MAT 103, PHS 101, ENL 110 (if required).

#### ARP 226 — Technical Drawing I

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/2930

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 4 student reviews

This course introduces graphic communication skills. It Includes 2D and 3D drafting techniques for representing architectural objects and projects.

#### ARP 232 — Methodology of Architectural Design

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/2931

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 3 student reviews

This course introduces students understand and experiment with the construction of architectural models of different scale and materials. Students will plan and research the use, details, budget, and techniques before construction. Prerequisites: ARP 223, ARP 226.

#### ARP 301 — Technical Drawing II

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/2932

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 4 student reviews

This course focuses on perspective drawing in architecture. It covers various vanishing point perspectives and the construction of shadows. Prerequisites: ARP 223, ARP 226.

#### ARP 311 — Architectural Design I

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/2933

NDU · 6 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 5 student reviews

This course introduces basic architectural issues through the analysis of context and precedents as well as practice learning. Prerequisites: MAT 103, PHS 101 (if required), ARP 221, ARP 232, ARP 301.

#### ARP 313 — History of Architecture I

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/2934

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 5 student reviews

This course introduces the genesis of architecture. It explores its development from prehistoric times to the Roman Empire. Prerequisite: ENL 105 (if required).

#### ARP 316 — Strength of Materials

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/2935

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 3 student reviews

This course includes a study of material properties including normal stresses, axial loads, bending moments, shear stresses, and column buckling, provided with real life examples. Prerequisite: ARP 225.

#### ARP 317 — Building Technology I

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/2936

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 2 student reviews

This course introduces resolving technological design problems through practice via the appropriate and available building materials and construction techniques. Prerequisites: ENL 105 (if required), ARP 226.

#### ARP 322 — Architectural Design II

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/2937

NDU · 6 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 3 student reviews

This course emphasizes the basics of designing models and materials for smallscale projects through a hands-on approach. Prerequisites: ARP 311, ARP 225.

#### ARP 324 — History of Architecture II

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/2938

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 2 student reviews

This course includes the development of architecture in the Middle Ages in Western Europe, in addition to Byzantine and Islamic Architecture in Eastern Europe and the Near East. Prerequisites: ARP 313, ENL110.

#### ARP 325 — Applied Architectural Design II

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/2939

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 4 student reviews

This course focuses on modeling and rendering complex 3D architecture and industrial design products. It also includes the investigation of digital media to generate advanced representations. Prerequisite: ARP 224.

#### ARP 327 — Structural Analysis

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/2940

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 2 student reviews

This course explores structural forms and their analysis. It also introduces indeterminate structures, steel structures, structural modeling, and analysis. Prerequisite: ARP 316.

#### ARP 328 — Building Technology II

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/2941

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 2 student reviews

This course develops technical knowledge and design application, with a focus on practice learning, examining building systems, services, safety codes, and construction technology. Prerequisites: ENL 213, ARP 317.

#### ARP 424 — Bio-climatic Architecture

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/2942

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 4 student reviews

This course includes environmental aspects in architectural design. It also focuses on energy efficiency from concept to execution through practice and includes evaluation of locally-used materials. Prerequisite: ARP 328.

#### ARP 433 — Architectural Design III

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/2944

NDU · 6 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 3 student reviews

This course introduces practice learning, design methodology, contextual design, building regulations, structural systems, critical analysis, and synthesis tools. It also investigates housing typologies and shelters. Prerequisite: ARP 322.

#### ARP 435 — History of Architecture III

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/2945

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 2 student reviews

This course introduces pre-modern architecture from Renaissance revival styles to the 19th-century industrial architecture and includes a preparation for exploring the modernist period. Prerequisites: ENL 213, ARP 324. experimental approach throughout their design process, works with modularity, and seeks unconventional design solutions. Prerequisites: ARP 325, ARP 433.

#### ARP 438 — Reinforced Concrete Design

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/2946

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 1 student review

This course explores the behavior of concrete, its dimensioning, and various structural elements. It also includes the analysis and design in concrete. Prerequisite: ARP 327. scale architectural projects while emphasizing building systems and environmental considerations within a service learning approach. Prerequisites: ARP 424, ARP 444.

#### ARP 444 — Architectural Design IV

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/2947

NDU · 6 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 2 student reviews

#### ARP 446 — History of Architecture IV

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/2948

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 4 student reviews

#### ARP 454 — Surveying and Field Surveying

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/2949

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 2 student reviews

#### ARP 551 — Construction Detailing Studio I

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/2950

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 4 student reviews

This course introduces the ARP Building Rules and Regulations (3.0); 3 cr. This course elaboration of architectural construction documents and includes examination of local and international building standards. Prerequisites: ARP 224, ARP 328, ARP 311. examines the Lebanese building rules and regulations through the practice of different case studies. It also includes architects’ professional ethical, moral, and legal responsibilities. Prerequisite: ARP 433.

#### ARP 552 — Construction Detailing Studio II

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/2951

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 2 student reviews

#### ARP 555 — Architectural Design V

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/2952

NDU · 6 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 2 student reviews

The course addresses complex large analysis and urban methodologies engaging students in service learning to develop informed and integrated architectural programs. Prerequisites: ARP 552, ARP 555, ARP 561, ARP 563. contemporary architecture starting with the Chicago School. It also covers architectural approaches in Europe and North America until the 21st century. Prerequisite: ARP 435. introduces urban design and the evolution of cities. It also introduces urban analysis tools and includes field survey as service learning. Prerequisites: ARP 444, ARP 446.

#### ARP 556 — Architectural Design VI

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/2953

NDU · 6 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 2 student reviews

#### ARP 561 — Urbanism I

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/2954

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 2 student reviews

This course introduction to types of artificial light sources, measurement and control of light, lighting systems design, and electrical requirements and distribution in buildings. Prerequisite: ARP 328. focuses on analysis, design, and detailing of acoustical factors influencing space and building design. Prerequisite: ARP 328.

#### ARP 562 — Urbanism II

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/2955

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 2 student reviews

This course is based on a survey of different past and present approaches and trends to urban planning. It focuses on understanding urban planning in Lebanon through service learning. Prerequisite: ARP 561. on instrumentation for topographic mapping and field surveying. It introduces photogrammetric, remote sensing, and global positioning techniques through practice learning. Prerequisites: ARP 311, ARP 328.

#### ARP 563 — Building rules & regulations

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/2956

NDU · 3 credits · FAAD · 3 student reviews

Professional code of ethics for the practice of the profession. The moral and legal responsibilities of the architect towards the executed project and concerned parties. A survey of construction building codes and a study of the Lebanese construction laws. (taught in Arabic).

#### ARP 568 — Social Architecture

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/2957

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 2 student reviews

This course introduces research in sociology with a service learning approach. It provides a comprehensive overview of the contribution of behavioral sciences to architectural theory. Prerequisite: ARP 446.

#### ARP 569 — Project Planning and Management

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/2958

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 3 student reviews

This course introduces the principles and practices of the project management stages. It also includes service learning by applying the course in real life projects. Prerequisite: ARP 551.

### Banking and Finance

#### BAF 311 — Principles of Financial Management I

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3035

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 3 student reviews

The purpose of this course is to introduce the concepts of planning, controlling, and monitoring financial resources in order to achieve and optimize the organizational objectives. Topics covered include calculation of cash flows, financial statement analysis, time value of money, stock and bond valuation, capital budgeting techniques, risk-return trade-off, and the security market line. For Financial Engineering and Banking and Finance students, the passing grade is “C”. Prerequisites: ACO 201 and STA 220 or ACO 201 & STA 210 or ACO 201 and MAT 325 or ACO 201 & MAT 326.

#### BAF 433 — International Business Finance

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3136

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 2 student reviews

The course involves a discussion of the environment and problems facing a financial manager in a multinational enterprise. Topics covered include balance of payments, foreign exchange markets, transactions and operating exposure, financing of international trade, international financial markets, risk evaluation in foreign direct investments, and international banking. Prerequisites: BAF 311, ECN 212.

### Biology

#### BIO 204 — Environmental Biology

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/2962

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Natural and Applied Sciences · 7 student reviews

This course is intended to expose engineers and scientists to the concepts and terminology that are relevant to the broad range of biological disciplines. The first part of the course discusses general introductory topics in biology. The second part emphasizes topics related to environmental applications, namely, sanitary microbiology, ecology and toxicology (it is not open to sciences students as a major requirement).

### Business

#### BUS 481 — Business Internship

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3135

NDU · 1 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 3 student reviews

This course provides students with an opportunity to balance their classroom experience with work experience. Thus, it provides students with practical application of theories presented at the University and a chance to participate in on-the-job training and experience. Interns will have the opportunity to acquire job-related skills by working under the direction and supervision of an experienced practitioner. The course will permit them to gain handson knowledge about their field of interest, have the opportunity to improve their communications skills, and gain confidence and experience in a…

### Chemical Engineering

#### CHE 201 — Chemical Engineering Principles

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/2975

NDU · 3 credits · FE · 2 student reviews

Introduction to basic methods and principles in Chemical Engineering. The fundamentals of engineering calculations applied to steady-state chemical systems (units and dimensions), processes and process variables, behavior of fluids, mass and energy balances, recycle and bypass.

#### CHE 210 — Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/2976

NDU · 3 credits · FE · 2 student reviews

Review of thermodynamic laws and their application on chemical systems. Introduction to the concepts of free energy and chemical potential and their influence on phase equilibria and chemical reaction equilibrium. Application of thermodynamic equilibrium; phase rule; chemical reaction equilibrium for homogenous and multicomponent/multiphase systems. Introduction to the design of binary distillation.

#### CHE 270 — Technical Drawing for Chemical Engineers

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/2977

NDU · 1 credits · FE · 2 student reviews

Introduction to basic technical drawing skills and terminology used in chemical and process engineering. Overview of the major equipment and control loops involved in chemical processes. Drawing of process flow diagrams (PFDs) using existing CAD software.

#### CHE 310 — Heat and Mass Transfer Operations

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/2978

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Engineering · 1 student review

This course provides an overview of the transport of heat and mass by different mechanisms: diffusion and convection; transport of heat by radiation; convective mass transfer. The theory of interfacial mass transfer is also introduced. Mathematical formulation of problems and equipment design for heat and mass transfer of gas/liquid and liquid/liquid operations including drying, absorption and stripping. Prerequisite: CHE 210. Corequisite: MEN 320. CHE Chemical Engineering Kinetics and Catalysis (3.0); 3 cr. This course covers the basic concepts of heterogeneous, homogeneous and biocatalysis…

#### CHE 320 — Chemical Engineering Kinetics and Catalysis

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/2979

NDU · 3 credits · FE · 1 student review

This course covers the basic concepts of heterogeneous, homogeneous and biocatalysis. Reaction kinetics and reaction rate theory are also discussed. Catalyst characterization, the requirements of a successful catalyst as well as surface reactivity are covered. Applications include steam reforming process, Fischer–Tropsch process, synthesis of ammonia, oil refining as well as some insights on environmental catalysis.

#### CHE 330 — Separation Processes

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/2980

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Engineering · 1 student review

This course covers concepts underlying separation processes. Equilibrium-based processes with staging and continuous contacting, distillation, absorption/stripping, liquid-liquid extraction, leaching. The use of analytical and graphical methods to design separation equipment. Membrane based separations, ion exchange and chromatography are also discussed. Prerequisites: CHE 201, CHE 210. CHE Instrumentation and Measurements (3.0); 3 cr. This course covers the spectroscopic, electro-analytical and chromatographic methods used to detect and analyze chemical compounds. Data acquisition…

#### CHE 341 — Instrumentation and Measurements

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/2981

NDU · 3 credits · FE · 1 student review

This course covers the spectroscopic, electro-analytical and chromatographic methods used to detect and analyze chemical compounds. Data acquisition, uncertainty and error analysis are discussed. The selection of sensors and other pick-up devices to be used in conjunction with data acquisition software are covered.

#### CHE 342 — Instrumentation Lab

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/2982

NDU · 1 credits · Faculty of Engineering · 1 student review

Hands-on equipment and analytical methods used to detect and quantify chemicals as well as to measure chemical process variables. Topics include: chromatographic and spectroscopic methods, sensors, data conditioning, amplification, filtering, error uncertainty, using Data Acquisition software. Corequisite: CHE 341. CHE 350 Materials Science (3.0); 3 cr. This course is a general introduction to material science with a special focus on polymers. Topics covered are: material microstructures, dislocations, and defects; Alloying and analysis of phase diagrams; polymer synthesis techniques…

#### CHE 420 — Reaction Engineering and Reactor Design

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/2984

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Engineering · 1 student review

Review of fundamental concepts in chemical reaction thermodynamics and kinetics and their application to the design of isothermal and non-isothermal reactors. Mass and energy balances for homogenous ideal reactors. The concepts of batch, semi-batch and continuous operations are discussed as well as reactor stability. Reactor design with emphasis on the minimization of byproducts and pollution production. The effect of heat and mass transfer on the global rate are discussed for heterogeneous reactions. Prerequisites: CHE 310, CHE 320.

#### CHE 430 — Unit Operations

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/2985

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Engineering · 1 student review

Selected unit operations in solids handling including comminution, screening and classification. Transportation, mixing and storage of fluids. Fluid flow in pipes and conduits. Principles of phase separation of multi-phase systems through evaporation, sedimentation, fluidization and other techniques. Prerequisites: CHE 330, MEN 320.

#### CHE 431 — Unit Operations Lab

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/2986

NDU · 1 credits · Faculty of Engineering · 2 student reviews

Experiments performed on the separation of multi-phase systems. Experimental studies of unit operations. Hands-on experience involving chemical plant operations, in general. Corequisite: CHE 430.

#### CHE 442 — Process Control

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/2987

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Engineering · 2 student reviews

Dynamic modeling of processes, transfer functions, first and higher-order systems, dead-time, open and closed loop responses, empirical models, stability, feedback control, controller tuning, transient response, frequency response, feedforward and ratio control, introduction to digital control, introduction to multivariable control. Prerequisites: CHE 341, MAT 339.

#### CHE 470 — Process Safety and Regulations

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/2990

NDU · 3 credits · FE · 2 student reviews

This course outlines the hazards associated with the operations of process industries. Estimates of the extent of each hazard using methods of quantitative risk assessment and the recommended justification of protection methods are performed including human behavior and human errors. The legislative framework for safety relative to the chemical and process in Lebanon, is outlined.

#### CHE 489 — Approved Prof. Training

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/2991

NDU · 1 credits · Faculty of Engineering · 1 student review

Two-month-training in a chemical engineering environment in which the student is exposed to different aspects of chemical engineering practice, processes and equipment. Prerequisite: Department approval.

#### CHE 598 — Engineering Design I

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/2992

NDU · 1 credits · Faculty of Engineering · 2 student reviews

Development of a project proposal that includes the following items: Choice of project topic, literature survey, market analysis, feasibility study, project timeline, list of materials and cost, engineering ethics issues, social and environmental impact, etc. Prerequisite: Department approval.

#### CHE 599 — Engineering Design II

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/2993

NDU · 2 credits · Faculty of Engineering · 2 student reviews

Implementation of the engineering design project that was proposed in CHE 598. Includes report, final presentation. Prerequisite: CHE 598. FACULTY OF HUMANITIES FACULTY DIRECTORY Office of the Dean Bou Zeid, Maria, PH.D., Dean Pink Building, 1st floor, Room FH 1.28 Tel: 09-218950/1/2 (ext. 2433), Direct line: 09-208500 E-mail: mbouzeid@ndu.edu.lb Chemaly, Wassil, Senior Administrative Assistant to the Dean Pink Building, 1st floor, Room FH 1.27 Tel: 09-218950/1/2 (ext. 2423), Direct line: 09-208501 E-mail: fhum@ndu.edu.lb wchemaly@ndu.edu.lb Benedict XVI Endowed Chair FACULTY DIRECTORY Alam…

### Chemistry

#### CHM 211 — Principles of Chemistry

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/2964

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Natural and Applied Sciences · 7 student reviews

This course deals with chemical nomenclature, stoichiometry, atomic theory, Lewis structure and VSEPR model, intermolecular forces, hybridization, acid-base and solubility equilibria, thermochemistry, thermodynamics, kinetics, redox reactions. The course is designed for sciences and engineering students.

#### CHM 221 — Organic Chemistry I

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/2994

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Natural and Applied Sciences · 1 student review

This course is an introduction to the basic principles and concepts of organic chemistry with an emphasis on the relation between structure and properties, chemistry of hydrocarbons and steriochemistry. Prerequisite: CHM 211. CHM 222 Organic Chemistry II (3.0); 3 cr. This course is a study of substitution and elimination reactions and of the chemistry of aromatic compounds, alcohols, ethers, epoxides, aldehydes and ketones, carboxylic acids and derivatives, amines and carbohydrates. Prerequisite: CHM 221.

#### CHM 222 — Organic Chemistry II

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/2995

NDU · 3 credits · FE · 1 student review

A study of substitution and elimination reactions and of the chemistry of aromatic compounds, alcohols, ethers, epoxides, aldehydes and ketones, carboxylic acids and derivatives, amines and carbohydrates.

#### CHM 271 — Principles of Chemistry Laboratory

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3000

NDU · 1 credits · Faculty of Natural and Applied Sciences · 3 student reviews

This course is an introduction to laboratory techniques, selected experiments in chemical analysis. Corequisite: CHM 211.

#### CHM 272 — Organic Chemistry Laboratory

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/2996

NDU · 2 credits · Faculty of Natural and Applied Sciences · 1 student review

The aim of this course is to familiarize students with the main techniques encountered in organic chemistry lab such as extraction, recrystallization, simple and fractional distillation, thin layer and column chromatography, identification of functional groups, conduct chemical reactions. Emphasis is placed on the theory of these techniques. Corequisite: CHM 222.

#### CHM 326 — Inorganic Chemistry I

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/2997

NDU · 4 credits · FE · 2 student reviews

Covers atomic structure, chemical bonding (MOT), molecular geometry (VSEPR model), solid state (metals, ionic, covalent molecules), crystal field theory, symmetry and point group, acid-base concepts, e.m.f. diagram and its uses, chemistry of selected main group and transition elements with emphasis on physical properties and their applications in industrial chemistry.

### Civil Engineering

#### CEN 201 — Engineering Mechanics

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/2963

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Engineering · 2 student reviews

#### CEN 202 — Statics

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3006

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Engineering · 7 student reviews

Forces, moments and couples; free body diagrams; problems involving beams, trusses, and various engineering applications. Corequisite: ENG 200.

#### CEN 203 — Mechanics of Materials

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3007

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Engineering · 4 student reviews

Tension, compression, shear and bending moment diagrams; torsion; stress-strain relationship; stresses in beams; pressure vessel; combined loading and asymmetric bending; Mohr’s circle beam deflections; buckling of columns. Prerequisite: CEN 202. Concentration: Geo-Environmental Engineering

#### CEN 204 — Mechanics of Materials Laboratory

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3008

NDU · 1 credits · Faculty of Engineering · 5 student reviews

Testing for material Or you may choose to follow a concentration on one of the tracks below: Concentration: Structural and Material Engineering Free Electives Undergraduate Courses: Civil Engineering

#### CEN 210 — Structures I

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3009

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Engineering · 4 student reviews

Structural forms; analysis of structurally determinate structures; moving loads, influence lines; introduction to indeterminate structures. Collapse and analysis. Prerequisite: CEN 203. CEN 493, CEN 530, CEN 532, CEN 560, CEN 580, CEN 594. Concentration: Transportation and Urban Planning CEN 493, CEN 543, CEN 544, CEN 545, CEN 546, CEN 594. Concentration: Construction Management CEN 351, CEN 370, CEN 493, CEN 594. 3 cr.

#### CEN 220 — Soil Mechanics

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3010

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Engineering · 2 student reviews

Stress-strain relations and properties of soil, seepage and flow nets. Bearing capacity of soils, footings on sand and clay. Prerequisite: CEN 203.

#### CEN 221 — Soil Mechanics Laboratory

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3011

NDU · 1 credits · Faculty of Engineering · 2 student reviews

The nature of soil behavior; laboratory tests include physical properties of soils, stress-strain relationships, compressibility, and shear strength. Prerequisite: CEN 220.

#### CEN 250 — Surveying

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3012

NDU · 2 credits · Faculty of Engineering · 2 student reviews

Surveying and instrumentation; Introduction to optical, photographical, mathematical, and geometrical principles relevant to photogrammetry and remote sensing; introduction to global positioning system.

#### CEN 251 — Field Surveying

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3013

NDU · 1 credits · Faculty of Engineering · 2 student reviews

Field plane surveying; topographic mapping; location survey and route surveying. Corequisite: CEN 250.

#### CEN 270 — Engineering Graphics

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3014

NDU · 1 credits · FE · 3 student reviews

Drawing of three-dimensional objects, orthographic, sectional, pictorial view. Developed surfaces and intersections.

#### CEN 271 — Civil Engineering CAD

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3015

NDU · 1 credits · Faculty of Engineering · 2 student reviews

This is an introductory course lab on CAD tools to be used by engineers and architects. CAD systems are interface soft wares. The CAD systems shall be used in conjunction with civil engineering basic drafting tools to form visualizations in 2D and 3D engineering entities. It constitutes the basic knowledge in AutoCAD, TransCAD, and other CAD software systems. CEN characterization. Experiments related to static and fatigue testing of various types of materials. Tests include tension, compression, bending and buckling. Prerequisite: CEN 203. CEN 407, CEN 493, CEN 520, CEN 521, CEN 522, CEN 524…

#### CEN 311 — Structures II

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3016

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Engineering · 2 student reviews

Analysis of statically indeterminate structures; methods of consistent deformations, slope, deflection, and moment distribution. Energy theorems and applications to trusses, beams, and frames. Prerequisite: CEN 210.

#### CEN 320 — Foundation Engineering

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3017

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Engineering · 2 student reviews

Subsurface explorations, methods of exploration and sampling, bearing capacity and design of shallow and deep foundations, settlement analysis, stability of retaining walls. Prerequisite: CEN 220.

#### CEN 330 — Concrete Design I

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3018

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Engineering · 4 student reviews

Behavior of reinforced concrete. Ultimate strength design method. Design of beams for flexure and shear, one-way slabs, and short columns. Prerequisite: CEN 210.

#### CEN 343 — Transportation Engineering I

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3019

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Engineering · 4 student reviews

Transportation in society, and mobility; people and goods. Introduction to operating principles and procedures for transportation systems. Level-Of-Service, vehicle flow and capacity. Traffic analyses and control. Transportation Planning; Travel Demand Forecasts; demandsupply relationships; modeling. Project. Corequisite: MAT 326.

#### CEN 360 — Hydraulics

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3020

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Engineering · 4 student reviews

Pipe flow, open channel flow, hydraulic machinery; flow measurement. Prerequisite: MEN 215.

#### CEN 361 — Hydraulics Laboratory

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3021

NDU · 1 credits · Faculty of Engineering · 5 student reviews

Applying continuity, momentum, and energy principles to flow problems. Experiments include laminar and turbulent flows, major and minor losses, hydraulic jump, weirs, flow measurements. Prerequisite: CEN 360.

#### CEN 362 — Environmental Engineering

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3022

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Engineering · 2 student reviews

Quantitative evaluation of the environmental, economic, and technical problems involved in control of pollutants of the air, water, and land. Prerequisite: MEN 215. CEN Hydrology (3.0);

#### CEN 365 — Environmental Engineering Laboratory

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3023

NDU · 1 credits · Faculty of Engineering · 2 student reviews

#### CEN 392 — Engineering Economy

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3024

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Engineering · 2 student reviews

#### CEN 430 — Concrete Design II

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3025

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Engineering · 4 student reviews

experiments related to pollution of air, water and soil. Tests include air sampling, water testing, sound measurement, wastewater treatment, compost tests and landfill cover performance. Prerequisite: CEN 362. Study of the strength, behavior, and design of indeterminate reinforced concrete structures, with primary emphasis on slab systems; emphasis on the strength of slabs and on the available methods of design of slabs spanning in two directions, with or without supporting beams. Analysis and design of long columns, and footings. Prerequisite: CEN 330.

#### CEN 431 — Concrete and Pavement Design Laboratory

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3026

NDU · 1 credits · Faculty of Engineering · 2 student reviews

Experiments dealing with concrete and asphalt properties, proportioning, design and analysis.

#### CEN 440 — Steel Design

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3027

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Engineering · 2 student reviews

Design of steel beam girders, tension member columns, bolted, riveted, and welded connections. Prerequisite: CEN 210. project and design evaluation, decision making including replacement and retention, budget limitation, breakeven and sensitivity analysis. Case studies in the design/system analysis process, time value of money and economic evaluation of alternatives, risk analysis, and the effects of depreciation and taxes. Prerequisites: ENG 200, Junior Standing.

#### CEN 443 — Transportation Engineering II

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3028

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Engineering · 2 student reviews

The geometric design of highways, drainage, roadbed, environmental concerns, cost. Highway interchanges concepts. Roadbed construction; pavement design, construction, and management. Intermodal stations, airports design concepts. Project. Prerequisite: CEN 343.

#### CEN 463 — Water and Waste Water Networks

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3029

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Engineering · 4 student reviews

Quantities of water and wastewater; collection, transportation, and distribution; water distribution network; design of sanitary and storm- water sewer systems. Prerequisite: CEN 360.

#### CEN 598 — Engineering Design I

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3031

NDU · 1 credits · FE · 6 student reviews

The objective of this course is to develop a project proposal that includes the following items: Choice of project topic, literature survey, market analysis, feasibility study, project timeline, list of materials and cost, engineering ethics issues, social and environmental impact, etc.

#### CEN 599 — Engineering Design II

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3032

NDU · 2 credits · FE · 4 student reviews

Implementation of the engineering design project that was proposed in CEN 598. Includes report, final presentation.

### Computer Science

#### CSC 212 — Program Design and Data Abstraction I

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3140

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Natural and Applied Sciences · 1 student review

This course is an introduction to the fundamentals of computer programming. Topics include: Programming logic, implementation, problem decomposition, and top-down problem solving. Program implementation is done using C++ structures such as data types, input and output, selections, repetitions, functions, arrays, vectors, and classes. Maintenance skills like debugging and applying good programming practices are also covered.

### Economics

#### ECN 211 — Principles of Microeconomics

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3038

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 7 student reviews

This course is an introduction to economic concepts, principles, and microeconomic analysis. Topics covered include the notions of scarcity and opportunity cost, the analysis of market equilibrium using the framework of demand and supply, the study of consumers’ behavior in terms of consumption expenditure, the examination of the production process as well as several costs of production, and output decisions in different market structures. The passing grade of this course for Economics students is “C.“Other students should check with their Department’s administration concerning their passing…

#### ECN 212 — Principles of Macroeconomics

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3039

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 5 student reviews

The Principles of Macroeconomics course introduces students to concepts and issues in economic analysis on a nationwide basis. It discusses the impact of major economic shocks like the Great Depression, the modern practices and their impacts on the country standards of living. Moreover, it highlights the economic and social consequences of unemployment and inflation. Accordingly, it analyzes and interprets the appropriate fiscal and monetary policies that should be applied by the government and the central bank in order to solve such problems. The passing grade for this course for Economics…

#### ECN 308 — Quantitative Economics

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3040

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 1 student review

This course provides students with a number of quantitative techniques that are typically used in economic analysis with applications in both microeconomics and macroeconomics. As such, the course consolidates the mathematical techniques previously acquired by the students whilst explicitly highlighting their relevance to economic analysis. The main topics covered fall under three main areas: (i) static/equilibrium analysis, (ii) comparative static analysis, and (iii) optimization. Prerequisites: ECN 211, ECN 212, MAT 204.

#### ECN 313 — Introduction to Econometrics

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3041

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 1 student review

There are many schools of thought on econometric methodology, and in this course we concentrate on the traditional or classical methodology. Students will learn the theory and the application of the Ordinary Least Square (OLS) estimation. Moreover, this course covers inferential statistics on the parameters and the classical linear assumptions on the residuals. Students will learn how to build a robust econometric model and estimate it. Prerequisites: ECN 211, ECN 212, MAT 204, STA 207 or STA 210.

#### ECN 314 — Applied Econometrics and Time Series

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3042

NDU · 3 credits · FBAE · 2 student reviews

This course introduces students to selected topics in applied econometrics using the econometric software Stata. Topics that will be covered are the use of indicator variables, regressions with iid and non-iid errors, OLS estimator, Instrumental variable estimator and panel data models.

#### ECN 333 — Managerial Economics

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3139

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 3 student reviews

This course provides students of business, economics, management, and marketing with systematic analytical tools to managerial economics. The course is an integration of economic theory and methodology with the analytical tools for application to decisionmaking about the allocation of scarce resources in public and private institutions. Topics covered include risk analysis, theory of consumer choice, analysis of demand, production and cost functions, forms of competition, pricing techniques, profits, and game theory. Prerequisites: ECN 211, STA 206 and STA 207 or STA 210 or STA 220.

#### ECN 431 — International Economics

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3051

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 3 student reviews

The international aspects of economics remain as important and controversial as ever. Topics of discussion in this course include absolute and comparative theory, Heckscher-Ohlin theory, Krugman model, equilibrium under free and fixed exchange rate regimes, international monetary system, and optimal currency areas. Based on extra readings, students will understand the causes of past financial crises in developed and developing countries, the growing trade and financial linkages between industrial, emerging and developing countries, the role of international organizations, and the…

#### ECN 432 — Urban Economics

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3049

NDU · 3 credits · FBAE · 1 student review

This course explores the economics of cities. It differs from other economics fields as it introduces space and geography into economic analysis. While economics answers the questions of what, how and for whom to produce, Urban Economics adds the “where” to produce and “where” to locate. So, location theory is at the heart of urban Economics.

#### ECN 436 — Public Economics

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3050

NDU · 3 credits · FBAE · 1 student review

This course examines the economics of the public sector. It has two broad topics: government expenditures and revenues. Topics include: market failures and optimal taxation, cost/benefit analysis of government projects, income redistribution and poverty programs, political economy and voting; economics of local governments; budget deficits; inflation; tax systems.

#### ECN 439 — Economics of Developing Countries

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3048

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 1 student review

The course focuses on development issues in the context of third world problems such as poverty, illiteracy, urbanization, and unemployment. It presents abstract models and then applies them to real world cases. It is a policy-oriented course that aims to enhance students’ abilities to understand third world problems and to reach policy conclusions about possible solutions. Topics include meaning of underdevelopment, historical patterns of economic change in the developing countries, population problems, obstacles to development, role of industry and agriculture, inequality of income and…

### Electrical Engineering

#### EEN 205 — Electric Circuits

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/2965

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Engineering · 5 student reviews

Fundamentals of electric circuits. Resistive circuit techniques and methods of analysis. Introduction to operational amplifiers. AC network analysis. Sinusoidal frequency response. Transient analysis. AC power and transformers. Polyphase systems. Not open to EE and CCE students.

#### EEN 206 — Electronics

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3141

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Engineering · 1 student review

Semiconductor theory. Diodes and applications. Transistor fundamentals. Transistor amplifiers and switches. Operational amplifiers. Digital Logic circuits. Digital Systems. Principles of electromechanics. Introduction to electric machines. Not open to EE and CCE students. Prerequisite: EEN 205.

#### EEN 207 — Instrumentation and Circuits Laboratory

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3142

NDU · 1 credits · Faculty of Engineering · 1 student review

Measuring equipment such as voltmeter, ammeter, ohmmeter, function generator, and oscilloscope. Experiments in circuits, electronics, digital circuits, electronic transducers and machines. Not open to EE and CCE students. Corequisite: EEN 206. Differential amplifiers. Frequency response of amplifiers. Concepts of feedback. Audio amplifiers. Concept of active filters. Prerequisite: EEN 310. Corequisite: EEN 312.

### Fashion Design

#### FTP 212 — Fashion Illustration I

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3052

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 2 student reviews

Students will learn to develop and illustrate fashion figures and garment details through analysis of the fashion canon, the figure research, and the study of lines and proportions resulting in fashion design sketches and illustrations. The course emphasizes visual expression and introduces the fundamentals of light and shadow, all illustrated by hand. Corequisite: FAP 211. Students will study the use of patterns for various sectors while developing basic concepts as well as original designs according to professional standards through hands-on practice. Corequisite: FAP 211.

#### FTP 214 — Textile Technology

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3053

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 3 student reviews

Illustration I, this course introduces more advanced techniques in fashion drawing. Students explore a wider range of materials and rendering methods, with a focus on illustrating fabrics, textures, and the structural rhythm of the body in motion. Prerequisite: FTP 212. will investigate the relationship between fashion design and the contemporary issues of the 20th and 21st centuries, beginning with the Art Nouveau period, the “between the two Wars” period, the New York era, innovations of the 20th century, and finally the contemporary era. Prerequisite: FTP 224.

#### FTP 222 — Fashion Illustration II

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3054

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 1 student review

#### FTP 224 — History of Fashion Design

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3055

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 2 student reviews

#### FTP 226 — Digital Fashion Design

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3056

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 1 student review

The student is introduced to digital technologies such as Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator through applications in design principles. The course covers digital illustration, presentation techniques, and the creation of a comprehensive digital portfolio showcasing their projects. Students also learn the fundamentals of creating a tech pack. Corequisite: FTP 229. Prerequisite: FTP 222.

#### FTP 228 — Patternmaking I

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3057

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 2 student reviews

such as the “Tendance” of the professional forecasting services. Students will focus on details such as accessories in new dimensions and materials, thus enhancing their creative potential. Prerequisite: FTP 314. Students will work on creating their own concepts for designs and finished garments, strengthening their understanding of cutting, construction, and tailoring techniques.

#### FTP 229 — Fashion Design I

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3058

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 2 student reviews

The students will learn to develop design fashions, in parallel they will sketch figures and garment details through analysis of photographs and research, resulting in fashion design sketches. The ability to design through creative exploration is an integrated part of the course. Techniques for rendering the characteristics of various fabric textures, weights and patterns will be explored.

#### FTP 314 — Contemporary Issues of Fashion Design

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3059

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 2 student reviews

#### FTP 315 — Fashion Studio I

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3060

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 1 student review

of fashion tradition from antiquity until 1890, including the ancient civilizations of Egypt, Mesopotamia, Greece, Rome, and continuing with the Renaissance, the French Revolution until the Art Nouveau Period. Prerequisite: ENL 110.

#### FTP 319 — Fashion Design II

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3061

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 2 student reviews

The students will continue to develop creative concepts in fashion design illustrations and presentation boards through exposure to software used in the fashion industry. This process is explored manually. Prerequisite: FTP 229.

#### FTP 325 — Fashion Studio II

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3062

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 2 student reviews

Students will develop skills and techniques necessary to produce garments of various sectors, including professional processes and assembly procedures. Prerequisites: FTP 315, FTP 228. This course is an overview of the textiles in fashion design including printing techniques. Advanced surface treatments are also investigated, and students are encouraged to experiment and apply original designs as inspiration for textile creation. The students will learn to develop fashion designs in parallel with sketching figures and garment details through analysis of photographs and research, resulting in…

#### FTP 326 — Fashion Trends and New Concepts

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3063

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 1 student review

Students will explore the concepts and trends that add glamour to fashion design through various resources, product will encourage the students to create trade sketches and storyboards of their fashion designs. The aim of the course is to develop cohesiveness in a collection based on individual concepts with diverse applications and to present the designs in fashion portfolios and bring them to life in studio and pattern courses as actual and real garments. Prerequisite: FTP 319.

#### FTP 328 — Patternmaking II

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3064

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 1 student review

An advanced course in patternmaking focused on developing complex garment structures. Students create patterns for tailored pieces and structured designs using both draping and flat pattern techniques, with emphasis on precision, fit, and construction. Prerequisites: FTP 228, FTP 315.

#### FTP 329 — Fashion Design III

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3065

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 1 student review

#### FTP 415 — Fashion Studio III

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3066

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 3 student reviews

Students apply advanced techniques to develop a cohesive mini collection. Building on skills from FTP 329, they design, draft patterns, and construct garments following industry standards, with a focus on refined construction methods and professional finishing. Prerequisites: FTP 325, FTP 328.

#### FTP 418 — Patternmaking III

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3067

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 1 student review

The students will master the translation of any volume or idea regardless of material or purpose. Students will further construct in tandem, manually and digitally, advanced patternmaking for final execution. Prerequisites: FTP 328, FTP 325.

#### FTP 419 — Fashion Design IV

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3068

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 2 student reviews

Creative and advanced design methodology will ensure unique and professional development of a collection with personal style and effective communication of sketches, fashion design, storyboards, and portfolios for their senior collection. Prerequisite: FTP 329.

#### FTP 423 — Professional Practice and Marketing

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3069

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 1 student review

The students will be exposed to the professional aspects of fashion design: management of inventory, decision making, planning, licensing, and strategies to enhance market strength. The process of learning happens through daily journaling, written reports, and a presentation of their internship experience. As part of the course, they also develop a mockup fashion brand from market research and brand identity to the visual and physical concept of a retail store. Prerequisites: FTP 415, FTP 329.

#### FTP 425 — Fashion Studio IV

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3070

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 2 student reviews

Students will apply professional standards to the execution of their senior collection and its process will be presented in front of a jury in order to develop high quality prototypes. Prerequisites: FTP 415, FTP 418.

#### FTP 428 — Patternmaking IV

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3071

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 1 student review

The concepts developed through design and research will inform the patternmaking for a collection as their senior project resulting in professional execution. Prerequisites: FTP 418, FTP 415.

#### FTP 438 — Senior Collection Execution

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3072

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 3 student reviews

This course supports the culmination of knowledge and skills where students are encouraged and expected to further develop different methodologies for creating patterns and executions for their Final Collection, including various levels of “Finishing Effects” within the fashion industry: Haute Couture, New Designs, and Ready-to-wear. Prerequisites: FTP 419, FTP 425, FTP 428. Program Description Photography is by far the most common medium amongst all the creative disciplines. From fine arts and design to multimedia, artistically and commercially, the photograph has proven its strength and…

### General Engineering

#### ENG 201 — Introduction to Engineering

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/2966

NDU · 3 credits · FE · 3 student reviews

Engineering design: needs, specifications, feasibility, models. System, detailed alternative and optimum design. Reliability and liability. Communication. Patents and copyrights. Ethics

#### ENG 202 — Computers and Engineering

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/2967

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Engineering · 7 student reviews

Introduction to basic programming in engineering using software tools such as Python and MATLAB. Introduction to number conversions and systems. Corequisite: MAT 215.

### Geology

#### GEO 201 — Physical Geology

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3001

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Natural and Applied Sciences · 3 student reviews

This course covers basic principles of structural and depositional geologic processes, structure of the Earth, minerals, rocks and soils, minerals and rocks identification, And geological maps interpretation. Prerequisite: Sophomore Standing.

### Graphic Design

#### GDP 213 — Digital Sketching for Graphic Design

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3073

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 6 student reviews

This course is an The program will prepare students to join the industry as creative directors, art directors, art production managers, brand identity designers, multimedia designers, interaction designers, publication designers, packaging design experts, and new media designers for apps.

#### GDP 214 — Fundamental of Graphic Design

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3074

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 6 student reviews

This course explores the fundamental principles of graphic design and looks at structures ranging from point, line, shape, and plane to scale, hierarchy, transparency, grid development, and image manipulation with typography. These are foundational skills that lay out the elements of a visual language.

#### GDP 217 — Conceptual Communication in Digital Media

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3076

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 8 student reviews

Students will learn the process of generating creative ideas, and how to apply principles of design to conceptual communication. In parallel, students are introduced to the fundamental tools to produce vector and raster-based graphics through the use of latest software for graphic production. Projects and assignments will focus on the exploration of concepts and implementation through digital media.

#### GDP 223 — Fundamentals of Typography

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3077

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 4 student reviews

Students will learn how to classify type according to its history and development, type measurements, and a series of exercises exploring space, hierarchy, order, kerning, tracking, type size and weight. Furthermore, the students will explore the use of type and space together with the development of grids through the application of design to a variety of formats. Prerequisite: GDP 217.

#### GDP 227 — Digital Media I

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3078

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 4 student reviews

This course is designed to help graphic designers master professional studio techniques including photo-montage, photo retouching and special photographic effects. It also covers the fundamental software tools and techniques to produce publications and prepare the end product for printing process. Prerequisite: GDP 217.

#### GDP 317 — Digital Media II

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3079

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 4 student reviews

This course concentrates on training design students to produce graphic solutions for online environments. Terminology, theory, structure, HTML basics, and appropriate software tools for web design will be covered, enabling the students to design websites. Students will also be exposed to the process of conveying a message in motion and how it interacts within the website. Prerequisite: GDP 227.

#### GDP 318 — Info Graphics

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3080

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 6 student reviews

This course is an introduction to creating info-graphics, data visualizations, and environmental graphics for print and screen based solutions. The students will transform raw information into a visual model capable of communicating to a specific audience. Combining discussion and hands-on tool learning, this will cover basic design considerations, storytelling, and solid foundation for building info-graphics. Infographics work visually - conveying complex information instantly and persuasively, on the page or on a screen. Prerequisites: GDP 223 and GDP 227.

#### GDP 319 — Color for Graphic Designers

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3075

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 3 student reviews

This course is an introduction to color using digital and traditional tools. The course will cover perceptual understanding of color and its use as a communication medium for Graphic Designers in different contexts. Prerequisites: GDP 223 and GDP 227.

#### GDP 321 — Visual Communication

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3081

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 4 student reviews

Students will learn how to approach conceptual problem solving through the use of visual rhetoric and the science of semiotics. The course will also focus on signs and symbols, ideograms, sequential design, publication, and information design whilst taking into consideration the potential audience. Prerequisites: GDP 223, GDP 227.

#### GDP 322 — Applied Typographic Design

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3082

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 2 student reviews

Students will explore projects of greater complexity, learn how to analyze substantial data, appreciate the design functions of relating ideas, and develop logical structural systems to organize information for legible and clear communication. Students will be able to transform manuscripts into printed publications, i.e. book designs, newspapers, magazines, and instruction manuals. They will have to follow a design process to assess typographical text application, expression, hierarchy, sequential design, layout, and page systems including production. Prerequisites: GDP 223, GDP 227.

#### GDP 323 — History of Graphic Design and Contemporary Issues

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3083

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 4 student reviews

The course exposes the students to the genesis and development of graphic design in the 20th century. The students investigate the theory and practice of graphic design under the two main philosophies of the 20th century: modernism and postmodernism. The course aims to develop the students’ ability to comprehend theoretically and visually the graphic design movements and pioneers as a source of inspiration and reference for their conceptual and innovative process.

#### GDP 324 — Photography for Graphic Designers I

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3084

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 1 student review

Students will be exposed to critical thinking and will learn the history of photography including the different photography movements. Students will learn the principles and use of black and white photography, its application in documentary photography and Photojournalism, along with photo editing as it applies to print. Prerequisite: GDP 227.

#### GDP 325 — Sustainable Graphic Design

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3085

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 3 student reviews

#### GDP 361 — Type Design and Experimental Typography

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3086

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 3 student reviews

#### GDP 362 — Introduction to Motion Graphics

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3087

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 2 student reviews

The course introduces the student to website history and digital interface, website structures and grids, website management, and design principles using type, image, color scheme, hierarchy, sequential design, visual identity, animation, and sound. Furthermore, students will create visual projects for screen and TV through the understanding and application of type and image. They will learn how to plan movie concepts through sketching and storyboarding and will gain knowledge on how to develop graphic soundtracks to be synchronized with motions. They will also learn the principles of…

#### GDP 412 — Packaging

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3088

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 2 student reviews

Packaging to ideas and practice of sustainability in Graphic Design. Theories and methods are explored through a series of projects with consideration to the impact of design on the environment and culture. Students will gain an understanding of the practical aspects of green design in benefiting the local and global environment. is an important factor in retail environments and a key element in marketing strategies. This course focuses on the technical knowledge needed to execute a design, to prepare die-cuts, molds, paper section and boards, colors, quality, and quantity. Size…

#### GDP 413 — Print Management and Production

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3089

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 5 student reviews

This course the principles of designing fonts ready for print and screen. They transfer the manually developed typeface into true type font using professional software. Furthermore, this course will provide the opportunity to experiment with type and research various methods and techniques to serve a pragmatic purpose to express ideas using type. The students will also learn how to develop a visual identity system and how to combine type with signs and symbols. Prerequisites: GDP 317, GDP 322. covers print methods and print techniques including color separation, film preparation, plate…

#### GDP 415 — Branding for Design

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3090

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 4 student reviews

Students will create the visual corporate identities of products, build the brand marketing strategy, analyze and define the unique selling proposal, and communicate its value. They will learn how to make professional presentations including documentation of the process. Prerequisites: GDP 321, GDP 322.

#### GDP 416 — Collaborative Design for Change

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3091

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 4 student reviews

This course will introduce students to real life projects through collaborative design works in the area of information visualization and experience design. Students will answer briefs from the industry exploring a range of possibilities in visualizing data and information as well as design elements and techniques for new technology application.

#### GDP 423 — Professional Practice and Portfolio Preparation

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3092

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 4 student reviews

This course is an overview of the business aspects of design and covers translation of jobs into properly written documents, meetings with clients and presentation of work, design and production processes, understanding the brief, debriefing, coding, encoding, budgets, estimating design, fees, and official contracts. During the semester, students will have to cover hours for the internship. This course also assists students in the development of their professional visual identity and portfolio. Prerequisite: GDP 413.

#### GDP 463 — Environmental Graphics and Arabic Type Design

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3093

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 2 student reviews

This course will introduce the students to the history of Arabic typography. Students will learn to identify the different Arabic type styles and their classifications, as well as applying a creative design process to produce Arabic typeface. Students are also introduced to ways of analyzing and creating meaning in graphic and typographic design solutions for indoor and outdoor environments. In the context of theory and practice, the students will develop way-finding systems, semiotics, and information presentations for the public. They will become aware of issues pertaining to the…

#### GDP 464 — Type in Motion

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3094

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 3 student reviews

Students will learn how to communicate effectively using type, image, and sound progressively with increasingly complex needs for motion graphics. Students will learn how to inform while underpinning the media constraints. In parallel, they will learn how to create interface design and promotional broadcasting graphic movies using different software platforms and advanced tools tracking 2D and 3D animations. Furthermore, the students are introduced to the principles of 3D animation. They will learn how to sketch, illustrate, and design characters as well as develop contemporary design…

#### GDP 465 — Senior Studio

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3095

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 6 student reviews

Students will research, develop, and design their individual senior project under instructor guidance. Articles, discussions, seminars, and lectures will take place during class sessions in support of the development of the senior projects. The senior project and related process will be presented in front of a professional jury. The senior project proposal can take the form of a screen- and/ or print-based solution. Prerequisites: GDP 463, GDP 464. INTERIOR DESIGN THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF ARTS IN INTERIOR DESIGN Program Description The Interior Design program consists of sequential…

### Interior Design

#### IDP 210 — Basic Skills for Interior Design

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3096

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 6 student reviews

This course helps the student develop the necessary skills and techniques required to communicate visually his or her interior design ideas effectively and professionally. This course will give the student the ability to draw and sketch, assess, evaluate, and understand existing structures, and also learn to survey sites and collect data and take them to the drawing board. Topics include: Design briefs and specifications; comprehensive drawing files such as presentation techniques, layouts, and renderings; and technical drawing files such as scaled drawing, plans, elevations, sections, etc.

#### IDP 211 — History of Interiors and Furniture Design

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3097

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 3 student reviews

This course is a study of ancient architecture, interiors and furniture from the beginning of human civilization to modern civilization.

#### IDP 212 — Fundamentals of Interior Design I

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3098

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 4 student reviews

The course covers the essentials of planning an interior architectural environment in relationship to spatial organization. Prerequisite: IDP 215.

#### IDP 214 — Materials and Methods of Construction

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3099

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 2 student reviews

This course combines case studies with lectures, readings and discussions on concepts of design technology. Corequisite: IDP 212.

#### IDP 215 — Descriptive Geometry for Interior Design

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3100

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 3 student reviews

This course is a study of the different interrelated geometric fields and three-dimensional forms in the interior environment. Emphasis will be given on the formation of volumetric development, light sources, shades, shadows, and their constructions. Prerequisite: IDP 210.

#### IDP 222 — Fundamentals of Interior Design II

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3101

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 2 student reviews

This course is a study of structural settings in any architectural space leading to constraints in the design process. Prerequisite: IDP 212.

#### IDP 223 — Drawing for Interior Design

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3102

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 4 student reviews

This is an intense studio course developing free hand drawing skills and scaled perspectives appropriate for the presentation of interior design projects. This course also develops a wide range of rendering skills and techniques applicable in traditional and computer media. Prerequisite: FAP 211.

#### IDP 224 — Colors in Interior Design

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3103

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 4 student reviews

This course will teach the student to achieve the right choices of colors in different interior spaces and environments, and they will also learn to develop the opulent designer’s eye when required to balance color schemes and combinations. Topics included: color theories, color psychology, color science, color characteristics, and notation. Corequisite: IDP 226.

#### IDP 225 — Materials and Finishes

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3104

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 2 student reviews

This course introduces the students to the various material finishes used in interior design. Corequisite: IDP 312.

#### IDP 226 — Textiles for Interior Design

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3105

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 1 student review

This course covers the effects of fibers, yarns, fabrics, and finishes on appearance and performance. It will also study the construction of textile products used in interiors. Prerequisite: IDP 222.

#### IDP 227 — Human Factors for Interior Design

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3106

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 3 student reviews

This course investigates human factors as an essential ingredient in the design process. Physical and psychological human factors will be examined in an attempt to better understand the spatial relationship between humans and their environment. Topics include: proxemics, cognitive mapping, image ability, human senses, and ergonomics. Corequisite: IDP 222. IDP History of Modern Contemporary Interior Design (3.0); 3 cr. This course is an overview of the 20th century art, culture, interiors and furniture. Prerequisite: IDP 211.

#### IDP 311 — History of Modern Contemporary Interiors

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3107

NDU · FAAD · 4 student reviews

This course is an overview of the 20th century art, culture, interior and furniture.

#### IDP 312 — Interior Design Project I

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3108

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 4 student reviews

This course covers the creative trigger of the design problem-solving process through schematics. It also investigates human factors as an essential ingredient in the design process. Prerequisite: IDP 222.

#### IDP 313 — Applied Interior Design I

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3109

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 4 student reviews

This course explores the pragmatics of computer hardware and software as integral tools to contemporary design. Prerequisite: IDP 210. IDP Interior Detailing and Construction I (0.6); 3 cr. This course offers an introduction to construction detailing for interiors, focusing on architectural millwork. Corequisite: IDP 222.

#### IDP 314 — Interior Detailing and Construction I

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3110

NDU · FAAD · 2 student reviews

The course introduces the students to the various material finishes used in interior design.

#### IDP 321 — Environmental Graphic Design

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3111

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 1 student review

This course studies the presentation of information in the designed environment. Prerequisite: IDP 322.

#### IDP 322 — Interior Design Project II

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3112

NDU · 4 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 2 student reviews

The student is challenged to work on a major construction displaying creativity and ability to remodel this space according to new functions. Prerequisite: IDP 312.

#### IDP 323 — Applied Interior Design II

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3113

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 3 student reviews

This course develops a more professional and creative approach to design while broadening the student’s technical base. Prerequisite: IDP 313.

#### IDP 324 — Interior Detailing and Construction II

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3114

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 2 student reviews

This course will be based on the review, discussion, and analysis of interior construction systems used in commercial and institutional structures. Prerequisite: IDP 314. IDP Concepts of Historic Preservation (2.2); 3 cr. Projects In this course will consist of a search for new remodeling techniques, constructing, and preserving historic buildings and monuments. Prerequisite: IDP 322.

#### IDP 326 — Concepts of Historic Preservation

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3115

NDU · FAAD · 2 student reviews

Projects consist of a search for new remodeling techniques, constructing and preserving historic buildings and monuments.

#### IDP 327 — Furniture Design

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3116

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 3 student reviews

This course exposes the student to the design industry starting from the drawing board and ending with a full-scale furniture model. The student will learn to implement the step-by-step, hands-on model making of furniture pieces that he or she creates, using the ergonomic knowledge learned in the human factors course. Topics included: ergonomic design for the global industry, designing for the industry, model making, specimen building, and mass production. Prerequisite: IDP 227.

#### IDP 328 — Lighting in Interior Design

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3117

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 3 student reviews

This course takes a practical approach to lighting, and the student will learn about the different types of lighting such as ambient, task, and decorative. The student will also learn the fundamentals of lighting design in relation to residential and contract interiors. The subjects tackled in this course will give the student enough knowledge to incorporate lighting in the total interior design scheme. Topics covered: natural, artificial lighting, quality of light. Technicalities: switches and wiring. Finally, electrical plans and specifications are also included. Corequisite: IDP 322.

#### IDP 411 — Quantity Surveying for Interior Designers

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3118

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 2 student reviews

This course will emphasize the principals of construction. Corequisite: IDP 412.

#### IDP 412 — Interior Design Studio I

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3119

NDU · 6 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 4 student reviews

This course covers all aspects of professional presentation of a complete construction drawing-file to secure accurate executions. Prerequisite: IDP 322.

#### IDP 413 — Applied Interior Design III

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3120

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 2 student reviews

This course shows students how to create computer animation and 3D-rendered materials within an interior space. Prerequisite: IDP 323.

#### IDP 421 — Business Practice for Interior Designers

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3121

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 2 student reviews

This course focuses on the legal aspects of design and contract documents for interior architecture. Corequisite: IDP 422.

#### IDP 422 — Interior Design Studio II

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3122

NDU · 6 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 3 student reviews

This course is structured to challenge the student to deal specifically with contract interiors. Prerequisite: IDP 412.

#### IDP 423 — Integrated Building Systems (HVAC and Plumbing)

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3123

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 2 student reviews

This course provides a structured opportunity to study and integrate all components of architectural technology into a comprehensive whole. Corequisite: IDP 412.

#### IDP 424 — Interior Design Management

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3124

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 3 student reviews

This course exposes the student to the main management principles in interior design with the understanding that this profession is an integral part of the construction industry. The student will learn the different management techniques and skills that an interior designer needs to practice in his or her business formation starting with manning his or her office, ending up with a contract, and passing by all the processes that require a businesslike attitude. Finally, the student will learn the design-built team working approach. Corequisite: IDP 422. FASHION DESIGN THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF…

### Management

#### MGT 201 — Fundamentals of Management

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3126

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 2 student reviews

An introduction to the basic elements of the managerial process and the basic theories of management. Topics covered include management objectives, organizational structure, material and human resource utilization, human relations, decision-making, planning, organizing, staffing, directing, and controlling.

#### MGT 311 — Business Law

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3127

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 3 student reviews

Survey of Lebanese Commercial Law. Topics covered include the nature of the law, the courts system, contracts; property sales and secured transactions, insurance, commercial papers, agency, business organizations, bailment, bankruptcy, banking operations, and taxation.

#### MGT 315 — International Business

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3132

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 2 student reviews

An introduction to international business management principles and an overview of global organizations. Topics covered include nature and importance of international business, human, cultural, political, economic and legal considerations in international business, commercial policies, international agreements, international trade and investment, and the international monetary system. Prerequisite: MGT 201.

#### MGT 317 — Organizational Behavior

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3128

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 2 student reviews

An examination of the study of individual and group behavior in organizations. Topics covered include perception, motivation, leadership, organizational development, communication, power politics, group behavior, conflicts, and work design. Prerequisite: MGT 201.

#### MGT 421 — International Business Management

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3134

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 2 student reviews

#### MGT 433 — Business Policy and Strategic Management

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3129

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 2 student reviews

### Marketing

#### MRK 201 — Fundamentals of Marketing

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3130

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 2 student reviews

Introduction to the marketing 15 cr. MRK 201 and Junior Standing MGT 315, MRK 311 MRK 201 MRK 335 MRK 205 MRK 345 MRK 423

#### MRK 315 — Import-Export Management

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3137

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 3 student reviews

Application of management theories to efficient management of an import-export business. Topics covered include starting an import-export business, international trade, export financing, import-export documentation, export promotion, and tariffs and duties. Prerequisites: MRK201 and Junior Standing.

#### MRK 423 — International Marketing

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3138

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 2 student reviews

Analysis and strategies for marketing in an area with different social, political, legal, and economic environment. Topics covered include cross-national consumer behavior, direct foreign investment, strategy of international product development, pricing, promotion and distribution policies, and forms of international involvement. Prerequisites: MRK 201, Junior Standing.

### Mathematics

#### MAT 204 — Mathematics for Business and Economics I

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3036

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Natural and Applied Sciences · 7 student reviews

This course is designed to introduce topics in calculus and matrix analysis with applications to business, management, economics and social science. Prerequisite: Sophomore Standing.

#### MAT 213 — Calculus III

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/2998

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Natural and Applied Sciences · 10 student reviews

The main purpose of the course is to study various integration techniques, convergence of improper integrals, infinite sequences and series, series convergence tests, power series, Taylor and Maclaurin series, graphs of polar curves, and areas in polar coordinates. Prerequisites: MAT 112 or Placement.

#### MAT 215 — Linear Algebra I

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/2968

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Natural and Applied Sciences · 6 student reviews

The course is an introductory course in linear algebra. It covers the study of systems of linear equations, matrices, determinants, vector spaces, subspaces, basis of vector spaces and subspaces, eigenvalues, eigenvectors, and diagonalization. Computer explorations using MATLAB are an integral component of the course. Prerequisite: Sophomore Standing. Topics include: surfaces, functions of two or more variables, partial derivatives, Lagrange multipliers, double integrals using Cartesian and polar coordinates, triple integrals using Cartesian, cylindrical, and spherical coordinates…

#### MAT 224 — Calculus IV

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/2999

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Natural and Applied Sciences · 7 student reviews

The This course covers inner product spaces, orthonormal spaces, orthogonal matrices, change of basis, eigenvalues, orthogonal axiomatic theory of sets; the axiom of choice, prepositional logic, quantification theory, formal construction of the sets N; Z; Q; R; and C. Cardinal numbers and their arithmetic, ordinal numbers and transfinite induction. Prerequisite: Sophomore Standing. course introduces students to functions of several variables and multiple integrations. This course covers foundations of arithmetic, properties of integers and prime numbers, unique factorization, congruence…

#### MAT 235 — Ordinary Differential Equations

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/2969

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Natural and Applied Sciences · 5 student reviews

The course is an introduction to ordinary differential equations. Topics include: solutions of first and higher order differential equations, power series solutions, the Laplace transform with its operational properties, and systems of linear differential equations. Prerequisite: MAT 213.

#### MAT 326 — Probability and Statistics for Engineers

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/2970

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Natural and Applied Sciences · 5 student reviews

This course covers concepts of probability, random variables, mathematical expectation, variance, confidence intervals. it also includes: estimation, testing of statistical hypotheses, regression and correlation, and analysis of variance. Corequisite: MAT 224.

#### MAT 335 — Partial Differential Equations

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3143

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Natural and Applied Sciences · 1 student review

This course covers second order linear partial differential equations - heat, wave and Laplace’s equations; Fourier series; separation of variables; Fourier Integral; Fourier and Laplace transforms; Dirichlet and Neumann problems for different domains; first order equations; characteristic method; systems of equations. Prerequisites: MAT 224, MAT 235.

#### MAT 339 — Numerical Analysis

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/2971

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Natural and Applied Sciences · 5 student reviews

The course introduces the theory and applications of numerical approximation techniques. Topics include: roots for nonlinear equations, error analysis, Lagrange polynomial interpolation, Newton’s divided differences for approximation of functions, numerical differentiation and integration and least squares approximation. Computational experiments in a programming language are an integral component of the course. Prerequisites: MAT 213 and ENG 202 or CSC 212 or CSC 210 or CSC 215.

### Mechanical Engineering

#### MEN 200 — Science of Materials

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3146

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Engineering · 1 student review

Material microstructures, dislocations, and defects. Alloying and analysis of phase diagrams. Mechanical properties of metals, polymers, and composites. Heat treatment of metals, elastic and plastic behavior of materials, strain hardening, and fracture.

#### MEN 201 — Engineering Mechanics: Dynamics

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3002

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Engineering · 6 student reviews

Description of force, position, velocity and acceleration in fixed and moving reference frames. Kinematics and kinetics of particles, of collections of particles and of rigid bodies. Energy and momentum concepts. Prerequisite: CEN 202.

#### MEN 202 — Mechanics of Materials I

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3147

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Engineering · 2 student reviews

Equilibrium, force and moment resultants. Stress/strain concepts, generalized Hooke’s law, classification of material behavior. Axial loads, torsion of rods and circular bars. Pressure vessels. Bending and shear stresses in beams. Analysis of statically determinate and indeterminate structures. Stress transformation, combined loading. Prerequisite: CEN 202.

#### MEN 210 — Thermodynamics I

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/2972

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Engineering · 4 student reviews

Fundamentals of engineering thermodynamics: properties and behavior of pure substances, concepts of work and heat, systems and control volume analyses, first law, second law, entropy and entropy production, introduction to availability, Carnot cycle. Prerequisite: PHS 203 or PHS 206 or CEN 201.

#### MEN 211 — Thermodynamics II

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3148

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Engineering · 2 student reviews

Thermodynamic cycles: steam and gas power systems, refrigeration and heat pump systems. Compressible substances: thermodynamic properties, general thermodynamic relations, virial equations of state. Introduction to psychometrics. Introduction to combustion and equilibrium calculation. Prerequisite: MEN 210.

#### MEN 215 — Introduction to Thermal-Fluid Sciences

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3003

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Engineering · 2 student reviews

Fundamentals of thermal sciences including thermodynamics, fluid flow and heat transfer for non-ME students: properties of pure substances, energy & power, first law of thermodynamics, systems/ control volumes, fluid statics, Bernoulli equation, momentum equation, introduction to conduction, convection and radiation heat transfer. Prerequisite: MAT 235.

#### MEN 270 — Computer-Aided Design

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3149

NDU · 1 credits · Faculty of Engineering · 1 student review

Application of existing CAD software to engineering problems: basic concepts of engineering graphics in a computerized environment; Representation of engineering objects; 2D/3D representations, CAD Standards. boundary layers, lift and drag, introduction to turbulence, elementary gas dynamics. Unsteady flow phenomena. Introduction to centrifugal and axial flow machinery: pumps, fans, hydraulic turbines, and torque converters. Prerequisite: MEN 320.

#### MEN 302 — Mechanics of Materials II

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3150

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Engineering · 2 student reviews

Analysis of more complicated problems in stress and strain. Energy methods, torsion of non-circular members. Shear center concept. Curved beams, thick cylinders and rotating disks. Contact stresses. Prerequisites: MEN 202, MAT 235.

#### MEN 310 — Heat Transfer

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3151

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Engineering · 1 student review

Mechanisms of heat transfer. Steady and transient conduction: one and multiple dimensions, approximate and exact solution procedure, introduction to numerical methods. Forced and free convection. Applications to heat exchanger design and performance evaluation. Introduction to thermal radiation. Prerequisite: MEN 211. Corequisite: MEN 321.

#### MEN 320 — Fluid Mechanics I

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/2973

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Engineering · 4 student reviews

Fundamentals of fluid mechanics: fluid properties, fluid statics and kinematics, inviscid flow, potential flow, simple viscous incompressible flow. Flow analyses: control volume analysis, differential analysis, dimensional analysis and similitude. Flow equations: continuity, momentum and energy equations. Prerequisites: MEN 210, MAT 235.

#### MEN 321 — Fluid Mechanics II

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3152

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Engineering · 1 student review

Incompressible and compressible flows: laminar/turbulent flows, pipe flow,

#### MEN 330 — Mechanical Vibrations

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3153

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Engineering · 2 student reviews

Free and forced vibrations for undamped and viscously damped singledegree -of-freedom systems. Conservation of energy approach and Rayleigh’s method. Vibration of multi-degree-of-freedom systems, eigenvalue problems and mode shapes. Modal analysis. Prerequisites: MEN 201, MEN 202, MAT 235. MEN

#### MEN 340 — Manufacturing Processes

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3154

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Engineering · 1 student review

Fundamentals and technologies used in processing various industrial materials: casting, forging, machining, metal-sheet processing, joining techniques, etc. Prerequisite: MEN 200, Corequisite: MEN 370.

#### MEN 370 — Graphics for Mechanical Engineers

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3155

NDU · 1 credits · Faculty of Engineering · 1 student review

#### MEN 376 — Thermo/Fluid Laboratory

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3156

NDU · 1 credits · Faculty of Engineering · 2 student reviews

Experiments related to fundamentals elements. System reliability. Interchangeability of mechanical devices. Stress-strain relationship in mechanical elements configuration. Prerequisite: MEN 302. of fluid and thermal sciences. Topics include fluid properties, flow regimes, flow measurement, energy and power, heat transfer modes, pressure and temperature measurement, data acquisition. Prerequisite: MEN 210. Corequisite: MEN 320.

#### MEN 401 — Introduction to Mechatronics

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3157

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Engineering · 1 student review

Interfacing of mechanical and electrical systems; Analysis of smart systems: sensors and transducers, electronics and logics, microprocessors and programmable logic controllers, data acquisition, and actuators; Integration of these components to create a complete functional mechatronics system. Prerequisites: ENG 202, EEN 206.

#### MEN 430 — Theory of Machines

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3158

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Engineering · 1 student review

Kinematics of machinery: linkages, cams, gears, bearings, belts, etc. Static and dynamic balancing and force analysis of machines. Prerequisites: MEN 201, MEN 370.

#### MEN 435 — Automated Controls

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3159

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Engineering · 1 student review

basic concepts of engineering graphics to the representation of mechanical components: shafts, bearings, fasteners, keys, springs, gears, cams, etc.; Assembly drawings; Dimensioning and tolerancing; Standards. CAD tools are to be used throughout the course for representation purposes. Prerequisite: MEN 270. Feedback analysis and control of linear systems, with emphasis on linear system dynamics, time and frequency response, stability analysis, classical control theory, and controller design for Mechanical Engineering applications. Prerequisites: MEN 201, MAT 235.

#### MEN 437 — Mechanical Engineering Design

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3160

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Engineering · 1 student review

#### MEN 471 — Manufacturing Technology Laboratory

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3161

NDU · 1 credits · Faculty of Engineering · 2 student reviews

Experiments related to fundamentals of manufacturing processes. Topics include properties of materials, metrology, foundry processes, cold and hot working of metals, machining processes and machines tools, welding and joining processes, heat treating techniques. Prerequisite: MEN 340.

#### MEN 598 — Engineering Design I

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3163

NDU · 1 credits · Faculty of Engineering · 1 student review

Development of a project proposal related technology. Topics include heating, ventilating, air-conditioning, refrigeration, combustion techniques, energy conversion, renewable energy - solar, wind. Prerequisites: MEN 310, MEN 376.

#### MEN 599 — Engineering Design II

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3164

NDU · 2 credits · Faculty of Engineering · 1 student review

Implementation of the engineering THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF SCIENCE IN MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Program Educational Objectives The program will prepare students to: • To provide engineers with the opportunity to further develop their knowledge and skills in mechanical engineering so that they can adapt very quickly to technological changes in the workplace. • To equip graduates with the ability to practice their profession with advanced skills or to pursue doctoral studies. Program Learning Outcomes • Conduct, present, and defend independently quality, original research. • Demonstrate a broad…

### Physics

#### PHS 203 — General Physics III

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/2974

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Natural and Applied Sciences · 3 student reviews

* EEN 330 taken at the Departments of Electrical and Computer and Communication Engineering is equivalent to PHS 417. Students from these majors may ask to replace PHS 417 with EEN 330. This course covering waves and corpuscles, sound, acoustics, reflection and refraction of light; interference and diffraction; polarization, spectrometry, and laser optics. Prerequisite: Sophomore Standing.

#### PHS 206 — Heat, Vibration and Waves

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3004

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Natural and Applied Sciences · 4 student reviews

This course is an introduction First and Second Law of Thermodynamics. Vibrations: Simple Harmonic Motion, Damped and Forced Oscillators, Coupled Oscillators and Normal modes, Damped and Forced Coupled Oscillators. Waves: Mechanical waves as a chain of coupled oscillators, harmonic waves, Fourier combination of waves. Prerequisite: Sophomore Standing.

#### PHS 212 — Electricity and Magnetism

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3144

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Natural and Applied Sciences · 1 student review

This course focuses on electrostatics: field, potential and dielectric, DC circuits and laws, Magnetic field, Ampere’s and Faraday’s laws, induction, AC circuits, and Qualitative discussion of Maxwell’s equations. Corequisite: MAT 224.

#### PHS 273 — Experimental Physics for Mechanical Engineers

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3145

NDU · 1 credits · Faculty of Natural and Applied Sciences · 1 student review

This course is based on selected experiments in mechanics, energy & thermodynamics, vibrations and acoustics, and electricity & magnetism. Prerequisite: PHS 203. Corequisite: PHS 212.

#### PHS 275 — Experimental Physics I

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3005

NDU · 1 credits · Faculty of Natural and Applied Sciences · 4 student reviews

This course is the first of a sequence of two sophomore physics labs. It includes selected experiments in classical mechanics, electricity and magnetism, and modern physics such as collisions, vibrations and waves, electric and magnetic field measurements, emission line spectroscopy, etc. Students learn about error analysis, software packages for data visualization and data analysis such as Excel, Matlab, and lab report writing. Corequisite: PHS 206.

### Statistics

#### STA 210 — Statistics for Business and Economics

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3037

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Natural and Applied Sciences · 3 student reviews

This course focuses on descriptive statistics; measures of central tendency and dispersion, probability laws; random variables, sampling distributions; estimation; hypothesis testing simple linear regression; analysis of variance and and Chisquare. A statistical software package will be used. Prerequisite: Sophomore Standing.

#### STA 220 — Applied Statistics

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/3131

NDU · 4 credits · Faculty of Natural and Applied Sciences · 3 student reviews

This course focuses on descriptive statistics; frequency distribution and graphical representation; measures of central tendency, dispersion and location; probability rules; selected discrete and continuous probability distributions; the central limit theorem; point and interval estimation of the population parameters; sample size determination; hypothesis testing (one sample and two samples cases for the means, proportions and standard deviations); one-way analysis of variance; chi-square tests of goodness of fit, independence and homogeneity; simple linear regression. Emphasis on applying…

### Studio Arts

#### FAP 211 — Drawing I

https://studiety.com/ndu/course/2924

NDU · 3 credits · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 7 student reviews

This course will encourage eye and hand coordination, developed through the use of different drawing techniques.

## LAU courses with student contributions

### Accounting

#### ACC 203 — Financial Accounting

https://studiety.com/lau/course/4959

LAU · 3 credits · Finance and Accounting · General Education: ACC203 Book Fees · 4.3/5 from 14 ratings · 14 student reviews

An introduction to the theory and practice of accounting and financial reporting that enables students to understand and hence use financial information in decision making. The topics include the accounting cycle, the preparation of financial statements, and accounting for assets, liabilities, equities, revenues and expenses. Computer application of the above topics will be used in the learning process.[3-0,3 cr.]

#### ACC 204 — Managerial Accounting

https://studiety.com/lau/course/4960

LAU · 3 credits · Finance and Accounting · General Education: ACC204 Book Fees · 4.2/5 from 9 ratings · 9 student reviews

This course provides an introduction to Managerial Accounting. development of managerial decision-making skills is stressed through the coverage of the following topics: Job- order costing; Process costing; Activity-based costing; Cost-Volume-Profit analysis; Profit planning & budgeting; Segment reporting; Relevant costs; Capital budgeting. Computer application of the above topics will be used in the learning process. Prerequisites: ACC 203 OR ACC 201 [3-0, 3cr.]

### Arabic Studies

#### ARA 313 — Creative Writing

https://studiety.com/lau/course/5028

LAU · 3 credits · Liberal Studies · General Education: LAC Core Requirement, New LAC Arts & Humanities, TVF Creative Writing Elective · 1 student review

This course exposes students to various literary styles and artistic forms of writing. Students are given the opportunity to implement the skills they learn in creative writing of their own. ( 3 Credits).

#### ARA 323 — Abbasid Poetry

https://studiety.com/lau/course/5031

LAU · 3 credits · Liberal Studies · General Education: LAC Core Requirement, New LAC Arts & Humanities · 2 student reviews

A survey of the poetic trends, themes and stylistics of the Abbasid period. The course focuses on the major figures of poetry in that period, and relates Abbasid poetry to the cultural changes in that period. ( 3 Credits).

### Astronomy

#### AST 200 — Introduction to Astronomy

https://studiety.com/lau/course/5122

LAU · 3 credits · Physical Sciences · General Education: LAC Sci.& Quant.Reason. Elect., New LAC Natural Sciences · 1 student review

The course is an Introduction to the universe, its origins and its evolution, with emphasis on conceptual rather than mathematical comprehension. The course covers topics dealing with modern theories, observations, creation and evolution of the universe, and the variety of the objects that compose it, including stars, planets, galaxies, black holes, and dark matter. The history and social implications of astronomy are also addressed. No prerequisite is required.[3-0, 3 cr.].

### Banking & Finance

#### FIN 301 — Managerial Finance

https://studiety.com/lau/course/5123

LAU · 3 credits · Finance and Accounting · General Education: FIN301 Book Fees, Business Major Requirement · 3.5/5 from 15 ratings · 15 student reviews

This course is concerned with the firm’s investment and financing decisions. Students learn how financial managers raise funds for their corporations and how they allocate these funds among the assets of the firm. Topics include: Goal of the financial managers, cash flow estimation, financial statement analysis, time value of money, risk and return, valuation of bonds and stocks, and capital budgeting. Prerequisites: ACC203 Financial Accounting [3-0,3cr.].

### Biology

#### BIO 200 — Basic Biology

https://studiety.com/lau/course/5238

LAU · 3 credits · Biological Sciences · 1 student review

This course introduces basic principles of human biology. It focuses on cell and tissue structure and function, classification, evolution, ecology and modern genetics and provides a brief coverage of organs and systems in relation to diseases and nutrition.[3-0, 3 cr.].

#### BIO 201 — General Biology I

https://studiety.com/lau/course/5239

LAU · 3 credits · Biological Sciences · General Education: LAC Sci.& Quant.Reason. Elect., New LAC Natural Sciences · 3.9/5 from 14 ratings · 15 student reviews

This course is an introductory, yet comprehensive, study of the chemical, cellular, and the tissue organization of life, the transfer of energy through living systems, the expression of genetic information, essential microbiology principles, as well as a discussion of the major characteristics of viruses, bacteria, fungi, protists, and plants. [3-0, 3 cr.].

#### BIO 202 — General Biology II

https://studiety.com/lau/course/5241

LAU · 3 credits · Biological Sciences · General Education: LAC Sci.& Quant.Reason. Elect., New LAC Natural Sciences · 4.6/5 from 5 ratings · 7 student reviews

This course is an introduction to the classification of the Animal Kingdom, and an in depth discussion of animals and plants, with particular emphasis on the study, and a comparison, of structures and functions, and of tissues and the organ system, all within the context of diversity of life as shaped by evolution. Prerequisite: BIO201 General Biology I.[0-3, 3 cr.].

#### BIO 209 — Basic Biology for Computer Sci

https://studiety.com/lau/course/5245

LAU · 3 credits · Biological Sciences · 1 student review

This course introduces basic principles of biology .It focuses on cell and tissue structure and function, classification, evolution, ecology, snd modern genetics. It also provides a brief coverage of organs and systems in relation to disease and nutrition. The course includes a short laboratory component that complements the theoretical course material. [3-0, 3 cr.]. Grading system: A-F.

#### BIO 201B — General Biology I Lab

https://studiety.com/lau/course/5240

LAU · 1 credits · Biological Sciences · 3.6/5 from 19 ratings · 19 student reviews

This course introduces the major characteristics of living organism. The overall objective is to allow students to obtain a hands-on experience focusing on the chemical, cellular, and the tissue organization of life, evolution, the transfer of energy through living systems, the expression of genetic information, essential microbiology principles, as well as of the major characteristics of viruses, bacteria, fungi, protists, and plants. Pre- or Co-requisite: BIO201 General Biology I

#### BIO 202B — General Biology II Lab

https://studiety.com/lau/course/5242

LAU · 1 credits · Biological Sciences · 2 student reviews

This course introduces the major characteristics of animals. The overall objective is to allow students to obtain a hands-on experience focusing on the classification of the Animal Kingdom with particular emphasis on the study, and a comparison, of structures and functions, and of tissues and the organ systems, all within the context of diversity of life as shaped by evolution. Prerequisite: BIO201 General Biology I and BIO201B General Biology I Lab

### Business

#### BUS 213 — Business Law and Ethics

https://studiety.com/lau/course/5320

LAU · 3 credits · Inform. Tech. & Operat. Management · General Education: BUS213 Book Fees · 1 student review

This course is an introduction to the American/Lebanese legal environment. It entails the survey of the American/Lebanese judicial system, business ethics, contract laws, business organization, antitrust law and commercial agencies; all in a comparative approach.[3-0,3cr.].

### Business Data Analytics

#### BDA 211 — Int. To Applied Data Analytics

https://studiety.com/lau/course/5330

LAU · 3 credits · Inform. Tech. & Operat. Management · 4.7/5 from 3 ratings · 3 student reviews

This course introduces students to the iterative problem­solving process of discovery, ideation, and experimentation to gain insight and yield innovative solutions for virtually any type of organizational or business challenge. Students will learn how to ask good questions across a variety of contexts – e.g. business, policy, society -- and answer those questions ethically using a variety of data-driven approaches, including quantitative, qualitative, and computational.[3-0, 3 cr.]

### Chemistry

#### CHM 005 — Preparatory Chemistry

https://studiety.com/lau/course/5468

LAU · 0 credits · Physical Sciences · 2 student reviews

#### CHM 200 — Essentials of Chemistry

https://studiety.com/lau/course/5470

LAU · 3 credits · Physical Sciences · 2 student reviews

This is a one semester course for health science students. The course is an introduction to basic concepts of general, organic and biochemistry. The course includes basic stoichiometric chemical calculations, bonding concepts, solution chemistry, acid/base and redox reactions, organic compounds properties, structure and reactivity of hydrocarbons, alcohols, ethers, carbonyls, carboxylic acids, amines, carbohydrates, amino acids, lipids, enzymes, biochemical pathways and basic nuclear chemistry. [3-0, 3 cr.] Grading system: A-F

#### CHM 201 — Chemical Principles

https://studiety.com/lau/course/5471

LAU · 3 credits · Physical Sciences · General Education: LAC Sci.& Quant.Reason. Elect., New LAC Natural Sciences · 3.6/5 from 15 ratings · 18 student reviews

This course covers the principles and theories of atomic structure, chemical bonding, stoichiometry, mass spectrum, properties of gases, basic thermodynamics, kinetic theory, solids and liquids, solutions, acids and bases, and chemical equilibrium. Prerequisite: CHM 101[3-0, 3 cr.]

#### CHM 205 — Fundamentals of Chemistry

https://studiety.com/lau/course/5474

LAU · 3 credits · Physical Sciences · General Education: New LAC Natural Sciences · 1 student review

This course incorporates the principles of stoichiometry, properties of gases, chemical equilibrium, aqueous equilibrium (acids and bases, buffers, titrations), thermodynamics (energy, enthalpy, thermochemistry, spontaneity, entropy, free energy), atomic structure, chemical bonding, liquids and solids, solutions. Pre-requisite: CHM101: General Chemistry, or equivalent. [3-0, 3 cr.]

#### CHM 209 — Ess. of Chemistry for Computer Sci.

https://studiety.com/lau/course/5475

LAU · 3 credits · Physical Sciences · 1 student review

The course includes basic: stoichiometric chemical calculations, bonding concepts, solution chemistry, acid/base and redox reactions, organic compounds properties, structure and reactivity of hydrocarbons, alcohols, ethers, carbonyls, carboxylic acids, amines, carbohydrates, amino acids, lipids enzymes and biochemical energy. The course includes a short laboratory component that complements the theoretical course material. [3-0, 3 cr.]. Grading system: A-F.

#### CHM 311 — Organic Chemistry I

https://studiety.com/lau/course/5480

LAU · 3 credits · Physical Sciences · General Education: Chemistry Major Requirement · 4.4/5 from 14 ratings · 14 student reviews

This course is an introduction to the basic concepts of organic chemistry with an emphasis on the relation between structure and properties. It also includes synthesis, properties and reactions of aliphatic and aromatic hydrocarbons, alkyl halides and alcohols with an emphasis on mechanistic and stereochemical aspects of organic reactions. Prerequisite: CHM201[0-3, 1 cr.]

#### CHM 314 — Organic Chemistry II Lab

https://studiety.com/lau/course/5483

LAU · 1 credits · Physical Sciences · 4.4/5 from 7 ratings · 7 student reviews

This is an advanced organic chemistry laboratory course that utilizes the techniques learned in CHM313, in order to study, synthesize, and identify and interconvert functional groups. Electrophilic aromatic substitutions, aldol condensation, and polymerization reactions are among the experiments carried out. Physical properties and reactions of biomolecules (fats, oils, carbohydrates and proteins) are also covered. Prerequisite: CHM 313 AND Co-requisite: CHM312 or PHY312 [0-3, 1 cr.]

### Communication

#### COM 203 — Art of Public Communication

https://studiety.com/lau/course/5771

LAU · 3 credits · Communication Mobil. & Identity · General Education: English University Requirement, LAC Core Requirement · 4.0/5 from 24 ratings · 28 student reviews

This course covers the fundamentals of effective public speaking using various communication strategies, including verbal, nonverbal and cultural. The approach uses interdisciplinary theories and methods to study the art of communication and its application in addressing social justice issues. Emphasis is placed on evaluating messages across communication and media genres to apply ethical strategies, research and preparation, critical listening and thinking skills, and digital tools in delivering various types of effective communication. Prerequisite: ENG101, or EEE score of 600 and above, or…

### Computer Engineering

#### COE 201 — Computer Proficiency

https://studiety.com/lau/course/5831

LAU · 1 credits · Electrical & Computer Eng. · 4.3/5 from 3 ratings · 3 student reviews

This course covers word processing, spreadsheet, presentation software, internet, e-mail, and web design

#### COE 211 — Computer Programming

https://studiety.com/lau/course/5832

LAU · 4 credits · Electrical & Computer Eng. · 1 student review

This course covers a high-level programming language syntax, structured programming, basic constructs, arrays, object programming, case studies, and projects tailored towards solving engineering and mathematically-oriented problems. [3-2, 4 cr.]

#### COE 312 — Data Structures

https://studiety.com/lau/course/5834

LAU · 3 credits · Electrical & Computer Eng. · 2 student reviews

This course covers the programming principles, stacks and recursion, queues, lists, searching, and sorting algorithms, binary trees, and the introduction to object-oriented programming concepts. Prerequisite: COE 212

### Computer Science

#### CSC 201 — Computer Applications

https://studiety.com/lau/course/5911

LAU · 1 credits · Computer Science & Mathematics · 4.4/5 from 5 ratings · 5 student reviews

The course ensures that all students will acquire the basic internationally recognized computer proficiency skills. Teaching and learning will be hands-on, in a computer-equipped classroom. The topics include the concepts of information technology, using the computer and its operating system and managing files, word processing, spreadsheets, and presentation software.

#### CSC 243 — Introduction Object Oriented Program.

https://studiety.com/lau/course/5914

LAU · 3 credits · Computer Science & Mathematics · 2.4/5 from 5 ratings · 5 student reviews

This course introduces the fundamental concepts, and techniques, of programming and problem solving, from an object-oriented perspective. Topics include the introduction to computer systems (hardware, software, compilation, execution), fundamental programming constructs, (variables, primitive data types, expressions, assignment), program readability, simple I/O, conditional constructs, iterative control structures, structured decomposition, method call and parameter passing, basic program design using algorithms, algorithm stepwise refinement, pseudo-code, introduction to the object-oriented…

#### CSC 245 — Objects & Data Abstraction

https://studiety.com/lau/course/5917

LAU · 3 credits · Computer Science & Mathematics · 2 student reviews

This course presents further techniques of object oriented programming and problem solving, with emphasis on abstraction and data structures. Topics include: object oriented concepts, such as, composition, inheritance, polymorphism, information hiding, and interfaces; basic program design and correctness, such as, abstract data types, preconditions and post conditions, assertions and loop invariants, testing, basic exception handling, and the application of algorithm design techniques. The course also covers: basic algorithmic analysis, time and space tradeoffs in algorithms, big-O notation…

#### CSC 322 — Computer Organization Lab

https://studiety.com/lau/course/5924

LAU · 1 credits · Computer Science & Mathematics · 2 student reviews

Students gain experience with computer organization techniques by designing and implementing actual circuits using a high-level language, Verilog HDL and FPGAs. Course culminates in the design and simulation of a complete pipelined CPU. Course Learning Outcomes:

#### CSC 326 — Operating Systems

https://studiety.com/lau/course/5925

LAU · 3 credits · Computer Science & Mathematics · 1 student review

This course introduces the fundamentals of operating systems design and implementation. Topics include C language and shell programming, operating system components, dynamic memory allocation, text processing, memory management, virtual memory, files, pipes, processes, process scheduling, process synchronization (mutual exclusion, deadlocks), and threads. Course Learning Outcomes:

#### CSC 243B — Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming Lab

https://studiety.com/lau/course/5915

LAU · 1 credits · Computer Science & Mathematics · 1 student review

Hands-on project and assignment-based course where students will gain strong practical and technical skills in programming. Course emphasizes the use of shell, tools, utilities, and programming environments. Corequisite: CSC 243 Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming

### Economics

#### ECO 101 — Survey of Economics

https://studiety.com/lau/course/6163

LAU · 4 credits · Economics · 1 student review

This course is a survey of main areas of economics. It introduces students to national income accounting, market mechanisms and structures, the banking and monetary systems, public finance, foreign trade, economic systems, growth and development, economic fluctuations, and economic policies. Course used for transfer of credits for BACC II holders.

#### ECO 201 — Micro Economics

https://studiety.com/lau/course/6164

LAU · 3 credits · Economics · General Education: Business Major Requirement, LAC Social Science Elective, New LAC Social Sciences, Social Science Requirement · 4.8/5 from 4 ratings · 4 student reviews · 1 tutor

An introductory course dealing with the nature and scope of economics, consumer behavior, theory of the firm, price determination, allocation of resources.

#### ECO 202 — Macro Economics

https://studiety.com/lau/course/6165

LAU · 3 credits · Economics · General Education: Business Major Requirement, LAC Social Science Elective, New LAC Social Sciences, Social Science Requirement · 3.9/5 from 16 ratings · 16 student reviews

An introductory course dealing with the principles of national income accounting, national income of determination, macroeconomics' objectives and policy instruments, relative effectiveness of fiscal and monetary policies in stabilizing the economy.

#### ECO 304 — Mathematics Methods for Economics

https://studiety.com/lau/course/6167

LAU · 3 credits · Economics · 1 student review

#### ECO 311 — Economic Development

https://studiety.com/lau/course/6170

LAU · 3 credits · Economics · General Education: Business Major Requirement, Social Science Requirement · 1 student review

Theories of economic development. Plans, policies, programs and projects. Building institutional mechanism to achieve development.

### Electrical Engineering

#### ELE 300 — Electric Circuits

https://studiety.com/lau/course/6376

LAU · 3 credits · Electrical & Computer Eng. · 3.7/5 from 3 ratings · 3 student reviews

This course covers resistors, capacitors and inductors; voltage and current sources; voltage and current laws, node and mesh analysis, network theorems, power and energy; ideal operational amplifiers; DC and sinusoidal excitation of circuits, time-domain and frequency-domain response of circuits; transfer functions; transformers, resonant circuits and filter design. Prerequisite: PHY201 Electricity & Magnetism; MTH304 Differential Equations.

#### ELE 305 — Introduction to Electrical Engineering

https://studiety.com/lau/course/6379

LAU · 3 credits · Electrical & Computer Eng. · 1 student review

"This course introduces the concepts of resistors, capacitors and inductors, voltage and current sources, operational amplifiers, voltage and current laws, node and mesh analysis, network theorems, power and energy, three-phase circuits, logic circuits, and binaryrepresentations. This course introduces the concepts of resistors, capacitors and inductors, voltage and current sources, operational amplifiers, voltage and current laws, node and mesh analysis, network theorems, power and energy, three-phase circuits, logic circuits, and binary representations."

#### ELE 391 — Mathematics Methods in Elect. Engineering

https://studiety.com/lau/course/6380

LAU · 3 credits · Electrical & Computer Eng. · 2 student reviews

This course introduces foundation knowledge of complex variables and linear algebra with applications to electrical engineering. Topics covered are vector spaces, subspaces, linear dependence/independence, basis; linear transformations and eigenstructure analysis; matrix representations of linear electrical systems; analytic functions of complex variables and contour integrals; Cauchy integral formula. Prerequisite: MTH304

#### ELE 401 — Electronics I

https://studiety.com/lau/course/6381

LAU · 3 credits · Electrical & Computer Eng. · 3 student reviews

This course covers Microlectronics devices and their applications using latest semiconductors technologies. These devises range from Normal Diodes, ZENER Diodes, LEDs, Photodiodes, BJTs, to MOSFETS. Their applications include the design of regulators, rectifiers, clampers, operational amplifiers and digital integrated circuitry. [3-0, 3 cr.].

### English

#### ENG 009 — Fundamentals of Acad. English

https://studiety.com/lau/course/6445

LAU · 0 credits · English and Creative Arts · 3 student reviews

The course introduces academic reading and writing skills needed in various disciplines. It focuses on exposing students to general academic vocabulary, grammatical structures, and other rhetorical tools in context for a sufficient understanding of various academic texts. The course also introduces students to basic tasks required in academic learning, and integrates oral/aural skills.

#### ENG 101 — Academic English I

https://studiety.com/lau/course/6446

LAU · 3 credits · English and Creative Arts · General Education: Freshman Arts Requirement, Freshman Science Requirement · 4.2/5 from 36 ratings · 36 student reviews

The course builds upon the skills taught in ENG009 and emphasizes academic writing and research skills. It allows students to examine elements of academic texts and produce written syntheses in which they demonstrate proper use of formal academic language, referencing, and grammar. [3 cr.].

#### ENG 102 — Academic English II

https://studiety.com/lau/course/6447

LAU · 3 credits · English and Creative Arts · General Education: Freshman Arts Requirement, Freshman Science Requirement · 3.8/5 from 63 ratings · 63 student reviews

The course is designed to develop advanced reading and writing skills in an academic context. Emphasis is made on the analytical reading of different types of texts required in various disciplines, as well as writing a review of relevant literature on an assigned theme. [3 cr.].

#### ENG 202 — Advanced Academic English

https://studiety.com/lau/course/6448

LAU · 3 credits · English and Creative Arts · General Education: English University Requirement, LAC Core Requirement · 3.7/5 from 63 ratings · 66 student reviews

The course requires demonstrating mastery of conventional reading of peer-reviewed academic journal articles on a specific theme. Students are guided in the development of the various sections of an academic research paper through both oral and written assignments. The focus is on utilizing appropriate academic English conventions. [3 cr.].

#### ENG 216 — Introduction to Literature

https://studiety.com/lau/course/6454

LAU · 3 credits · English and Creative Arts · General Education: LAC Literature Elective, New LAC Arts & Humanities · 1 student review

Through analysis of primary and secondary texts, this course provides a survey of the methodology and practice of literary study; of basic notions of literary theory; and a survey of the historical development of English literature. Prerequisite: ENG 102. [3-0, 3 cr.].

### Environmental Science

#### ENV 200 — Introduction to Environmental Science

https://studiety.com/lau/course/6517

LAU · 3 credits · Liberal Studies · General Education: LAC Sci.& Quant.Reason. Elect., New LAC Natural Sciences · 4.3/5 from 3 ratings · 3 student reviews

This is an introduction to the environmental problems and challenges facing mankind. Global problems will be directly related to issues facing the regional, and local environment. The course covers environmental problems and their causes, ecosystems and how they work, deforestation, loss of biodiversity, species extinction, air pollution, global warming, ozone depletion, solid waste disposal, renewable energy technologies, and applications to alleviate environmental problems. Case studies will be presented, and potential solutions will be attempted. The course includes field trips.

### Foundation Studies

#### FND 201 — Drawing For Foundation

https://studiety.com/lau/course/6637

LAU · 3 credits · Foundation Program · General Education: Foundation Program Course · 2 student reviews

The purpose of this course is to discover the exploratory potential of visualizing thinking through hand drawing. Students’ skills in drawing as mimesis and as perception are emphasized. The course delves into traditional and conceptual transcription, using drawing as a primary mode of inquiry and perception. Through different drawing exercises, students will be introduced to the study of chiaroscuro, perspective, nature, object, materials, textures and principles of composition. Each student will be expected to complete a black book series that demonstrates their mastery of basic drawing…

#### FND 231 — Studio IA

https://studiety.com/lau/course/6638

LAU · 3 credits · Foundation Program · General Education: Foundation Program Course · 1 student review

This studio emphasizes on visual perception through an initiation into the different modes of two-dimensional abstract representation and formal analysis of the basic elements of visual language, such as: point, line, shape and figure/ground structure, color and the effects of light on forms. Exercises in this studio are intended to sharpen the student’s perception of shapes and forms, and to train the eye and the hand in the process of interpretation and representation of two-dimensional visuals. Supplemented by the analysis of major artworks, this studio introduces a variety of techniques…

#### FND 235 — Shop Techniques

https://studiety.com/lau/course/6640

LAU · 1 credits · Foundation Program · General Education: Foundation Program Course · 1 student review

This course is a foundational course that initiates the student to the craft of woodworking and wood joinery, metal work, molding and casting. It is co-requisite to DES IB, and will be taught by a staff member in coordination with faculty teaching DES IB. Passing Grade [C -]

### General Engineering

#### GNE 212 — Engineering Mechanics

https://studiety.com/lau/course/6648

LAU · 3 credits · Industrial & Mechanical Eng. · General Education: GNE212 Book Fees · 4.7/5 from 3 ratings · 3 student reviews

This course covers the review of vector algebra, forces systems resultants, equilibrium of particles and rigid bodies, internal forces, kinematics and kinetics of particles, systems of particles and rigid bodies. Pre-requisite: Sophomore Standing

#### GNE 331 — Probability & Statistics

https://studiety.com/lau/course/6651

LAU · 3 credits · Industrial & Mechanical Eng. · 2 student reviews

"This course covers set theory, probability axioms, random variables (RV), continuous and discrete probability density functions, distributions, operations on RV’s, sampling distributions, confidence intervals (single variable), hypothesis testing (single variable), linear regression (single variable), and nonlinear regression. Pre-requisite: MTH201 Calculus III."

### History

#### HST 231 — From Imarah to 1975-1990 War

https://studiety.com/lau/course/6736

LAU · 3 credits · Liberal Studies · General Education: Arabic Substitute, LAC Humanities Elective, New LAC Arts & Humanities · 1 student review

Tracing the history of Lebanon from the rise of the Imarah to the 1989 Ta’if agreement, this course focuses on the formation of the Lebanese polity and identity and its place in the wider Arab world. It may deal with piv-otal figures such as Fakhr Ed-Deen and Emir Bachir, the role of the Maronites and their relations with France and the Vatican, the Ottoman period, the impact of the Tanzimat and the rise of the Mutasarrifiya. Key events and developments in the 20th century include the First World War, the French Mandate, Lebanese independ-ence in 1943, the National Pact, the 1958 events, and…

#### HST 231H — From Imarah to 1975-1990 War

https://studiety.com/lau/course/6737

LAU · 3 credits · Liberal Studies · General Education: LAC Humanities Elective, New LAC Arts & Humanities · 1 student review

Tracing the history of Lebanon from the rise of the Imarah to the 1989 Ta’if agreement, this course focuses on the formation of the Lebanese polity and identity and its place in the wider Arab world. It may deal with piv-otal figures such as Fakhr Ed-Deen and Emir Bachir, the role of the Maronites and their relations with France and the Vatican, the Ottoman period, the impact of the Tanzimat and the rise of the Mutasarrifiya. Key events and developments in the 20th century include the First World War, the French Mandate, Lebanese independ-ence in 1943, the National Pact, the 1958 events, and…

### Industrial Engineering

#### INE 307 — Deterministic OR Models

https://studiety.com/lau/course/6847

LAU · 3 credits · Industrial & Mechanical Eng. · 2 student reviews

Introduction to deterministic OR modeling. Optimization modeling: decision variables, objective functions, and constraints. Models include linear programs, integer programs, transportation and assignment problems, simple network problems. Methods include simplex method, transportation simplex, shortest path, minimum cost flow, and maximum flow problems. Prerequisites: GNE333 Engineering Analysis I and (COE 212 Engineering Programming or COE211 Computer Programming)

#### INE 521 — Engineering Economy II

https://studiety.com/lau/course/6874

LAU · 3 credits · Industrial & Mechanical Eng. · General Education: Industrial Eng. Tech. Elective, INE Mgt.&Eco. Tech. Elective, Mechanical Eng. Tech. Elective · 1 student review

Dealing with uncertainty; breakeven analysis; sensitivity analysis; probabilistic risk analysis; accounting principles. Prerequisites: INE320 Engineering Economy I and fourth year standing

### Inform. Technology Management

#### ITM 201 — Computer Programming

https://studiety.com/lau/course/6964

LAU · 3 credits · Inform. Tech. & Operat. Management · 1 student review

This course introduces the fundamental concepts and techniques, of programming and problem solving, from an object-oriented perspective. Topics include a brief introduction to computer systems (hardware, software, compilation, execution), fundamental programming constructs (variables, primitive data types, expressions, assignment), program readability, simple I/O, conditional constructs, iterative control structures, structured decomposition, method call and parameter passing, basic program design using algorithms, algorithm stepwise refinement, pseudo-code, introduction to the…

#### ITM 211 — Information Systems and AI for Business

https://studiety.com/lau/course/6965

LAU · 3 credits · Inform. Tech. & Operat. Management · General Education: ITM211 Book Fees · 3.3/5 from 3 ratings · 3 student reviews

This course introduces students to the foundations of information systems and the role of artificial intelligence in contemporary organizations. It examines how data, information, knowledge, and digital technologies support business operations, managerial decision-making, and organizational performance. Topics may include business intelligence, e-commerce, databases, networking, enterprise systems, artificial intelligence, the Internet of Things, and other emerging technologies. The course also explores the managerial, organizational, and strategic issues involved in adopting and managing…

### Liberal Arts and Sciences

#### LAS 201 — Water Security

https://studiety.com/lau/course/7240

LAU · 3 credits · Liberal Studies · General Education: LAS Elective: Change Makers, New LAC Social Sciences · 2.9/5 from 8 ratings · 8 student reviews

The course provides a comprehensive examination of water security issues confronting human society with particular focus on the attainment of United Nations Sustainable Goal 6 to ensure access to water and sanitation for all. It is one of the three Water-Energy-Food Nexus courses. Securing a sustainable supply of water, energy, and food is one of the greatest global challenges of our time. Recognizing the interdependencies and interlinkages between these three resources and finding new approaches to manage the nexus could significantly help in attaining the United Nations sustainable…

#### LAS 202 — Sustainable Food Systems

https://studiety.com/lau/course/7242

LAU · 3 credits · Liberal Studies · General Education: LAS Elective: Change Makers, LAC Sci.& Quant.Reason. Elect., New LAC Natural Sciences · 4.2/5 from 20 ratings · 20 student reviews

Food is the strongest lever to optimize human health and environmental sustainability. Addressing the global imbalance of nutrition, and its causes, is a central aim of the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). This course uses an interdisciplinary approach to address present and future challenges to a more sustainable food system that can provide healthy, nutritious, safe and affordable foods locally and globally. [3-0,3 Cr.]

#### LAS 203 — Sustainable Energy

https://studiety.com/lau/course/7244

LAU · 3 credits · Liberal Studies · General Education: LAS Elective: Change Makers, LAC Sci.& Quant.Reason. Elect., New LAC Natural Sciences · 3.6/5 from 8 ratings · 10 student reviews

This course explores conventional and renewable energy with a particular focus on the progress towards achieving the United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 7: Ensure Access to Affordable, Reliable, Sustainable, and Clean Energy for All. Energy systems are covered from technical, environmental, economic, social, and policy perspectives. An overview of various energy resources and technologies is provided, including fossil fuels, nuclear, biomass, hydropower, geothermal, ocean, wind, and solar energy. The promise and limitation of each technology are examined in the framework of achieving…

#### LAS 204 — Technology, Ethics, and the Global Society

https://studiety.com/lau/course/7245

LAU · 3 credits · Liberal Studies · General Education: LAS Elective: Digital Culture, New LAC Arts & Humanities · 4.1/5 from 53 ratings · 54 student reviews

This course covers 3 cr load from the following 1 cr modules: 204A: Technology This module examines the impact of social media within global societal contexts. Topics include the impact of social media on individualism, collectivism and culture, and personal identity. Other topics include digital divide across class, gender, countries, and ethnic groups as well as privacy and civil liberties. 204B: Ethics, the Internet, and Social Media This module discusses ethical and decision-making theories, such as consequentialism, duty ethics, virtue ethics, moral assumptions and values. 204C…

#### LAS 205 — Digital Cultures

https://studiety.com/lau/course/7248

LAU · 3 credits · Liberal Studies · General Education: LAS Elective: Digital Culture, New LAC Social Sciences · 2 student reviews

This course covers 3 cr load from the following 1 cr modules: 205A: Future Ready This module will cover basic types of data and processing methods that will help students in solving problems in an increasingly complex word. Topics include variables, conditional execution, strings, lists, dictionaries, text processing, visualization, and mathematical analysis. 205B: Fundamentals of Deep Learning This module introduces the fundamentals of Artificial Intelligence using neural networks and deep learning. Students will be introduced to neural networks, training neural networks from scratch…

#### LAS 207 — Introduction to Migration Studies

https://studiety.com/lau/course/7252

LAU · 3 credits · Liberal Studies · General Education: LAS Elective: Change Makers, New LAC Social Sciences · 3.5/5 from 4 ratings · 4 student reviews

This course introduces students to foundational concepts, frameworks and theories within migration studies, and permits them to benefit from a collection of scholarly research that has shaped and expanded our understanding of the drivers, push and pull factors, as well as the management of international migration. Throughout this course, students will explore a different theoretical and practical question relating to international migration each week. Through interactively addressing these questions in lectures and debates, this course explores the role played by social, cultural, political…

#### LAS 208 — Wellbeing Matters

https://studiety.com/lau/course/7254

LAU · 3 credits · Liberal Studies · General Education: LAS Elective: Change Makers, New LAC Social Sciences · 4.1/5 from 30 ratings · 30 student reviews

This course examines the various dimensions and determinants of health and wellbeing. An emphasis is placed on public health as well as the social and mental health aspects of wellbeing. An interdisciplinary approach is used to address present and future challenges to physical and mental wellbeing of the public. This course will rely on case studies as well as other active learning strategies to enhance students’ problem-solving skills and wellbeing based on applied, day-to-day examples.

#### LAS 209 — Doing Gender: Contextual Approaches

https://studiety.com/lau/course/7256

LAU · 3 credits · Liberal Studies · General Education: LAS Elective: Change Makers, New LAC Social Sciences · 4.4/5 from 11 ratings · 11 student reviews

This course examines the practice of Doing Gender, defined by West and Zimmerman as involving the everyday performance of “a complex of socially guided perceptual, interactional and micropolitical activities that cast particular pursuits as expressions of masculine and feminine natures.” The course is structured around the 4 pillars of sustainability -Social, Environmental, Economic and Governance- and examines how the act of doing gender can be defined and refined as a result of the personal interaction with each pillar. Students will learn to be discerning about the linguistic turns and…

#### LAS 210 — Poverty and Human Development

https://studiety.com/lau/course/7258

LAU · 3 credits · Liberal Studies · General Education: LAS Elective: Change Makers, New LAC Social Sciences · 4.2/5 from 6 ratings · 6 student reviews

Poverty poses massive social, economic, and health challenges on both the local and global scale. In acknowledgement of the severity of the impact of poverty on countless lives, the United Nations has made the abolishing of extreme poverty a target of its Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). This course looks at poverty through a multidimensional lens examining present and future contextual challenges to reducing poverty worldwide.

#### LAS 211 — Prompting the future with AI

https://studiety.com/lau/course/7259

LAU · 3 credits · Liberal Studies · General Education: LAS Elective: AI, LAS Elective: Digital Culture · 4.0/5 from 3 ratings · 3 student reviews

This course offers a broad introduction to Artificial Intelligence (AI) across various academic and professional disciplines, with special attention to recent developments in Generative AI (GenAI) tools. Framed through a liberal arts perspective, the course examines how AI technologies influence creativity, communication, knowledge, and culture. Students will explore core concepts in AI, engage with GenAI tools, and critically analyze their societal and ethical implications. Emphasis will be placed on understanding the evolving relationship between humans and intelligent systems while…

#### LAS 217 — Voices of Change

https://studiety.com/lau/course/7263

LAU · 3 credits · Liberal Studies · General Education: LAS Elective: Change Makers · 4.5/5 from 6 ratings · 6 student reviews

This interdisciplinary course explores the intricate relation between literature and society, through thorough examination of the ways in which literary works reflect, shape, and challenge societal norms. Reading selections emphasize themes of justice, inclusivity, and personal liberties, while examining the profound impact on students’ understanding of these critical issues. Pre-requisite ENG102

#### LAS 301 — Debating Sustainability

https://studiety.com/lau/course/7265

LAU · 3 credits · Liberal Studies · General Education: LAS Elective: Change Makers, New LAC Arts & Humanities · 3.4/5 from 8 ratings · 8 student reviews

This course introduces students to formal, structured debate as a tool in decision-making, leadership and civic engagement. It focuses mainly on case construction, cross-examinations, use of evidence, team debate, and ethics in argumentation. Debate topics will emphasize a sustainable development agenda. Prerequisite: ENG102

#### LAS 202H — Sustainable Food Systems

https://studiety.com/lau/course/7243

LAU · 3 credits · Liberal Studies · General Education: LAS Elective: Change Makers, LAC Sci.& Quant.Reason. Elect., New LAC Natural Sciences · 1 student review

Food is the strongest lever to optimize human health and environmental sustainability. Addressing the global imbalance of nutrition, and its causes, is a central aim of the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). This course uses an interdisciplinary approach to address present and future challenges to a more sustainable food system that can provide healthy, nutritious, safe and affordable foods locally and globally. [3-0,3 Cr.]

#### LAS 204H — Technology, Ethics, and the Global Society

https://studiety.com/lau/course/7246

LAU · 3 credits · Liberal Studies · General Education: LAS Elective: Digital Culture, New LAC Arts & Humanities · 1 student review

This course covers 3 cr load from the following 1 cr modules: 204A: Technology This module examines the impact of social media within global societal contexts. Topics include the impact of social media on individualism, collectivism and culture, and personal identity. Other topics include digital divide across class, gender, countries, and ethnic groups as well as privacy and civil liberties. 204B: Ethics, the Internet, and Social Media This module discusses ethical and decision-making theories, such as consequentialism, duty ethics, virtue ethics, moral assumptions and values. 204C…

#### LAS 204M — Ethics in Biomed. Research & Practicum

https://studiety.com/lau/course/7247

LAU · 3 credits · Liberal Studies · General Education: LAS Elective: Digital Culture, New LAC Arts & Humanities · 1 student review

This course covers the following three modules: 204MA Biomedical Ethics: This module examines the impact of Biomedical ethics within a global societal contexts. The module explores the major ethical issues confronting the practices of medicine and biomedical science. Topics include the doctor-patient relationship, the ethics of medical experimentation, and the ethics of biotechnology. 204MB Ethical Theories: This module discusses ethical and decision-making theories, such as consequentialism, duty ethics, virtue ethics, moral assumptions and values. 204MC Professional Biomedical Ethics: This…

#### LAS 211H — Prompting the future with AI

https://studiety.com/lau/course/7260

LAU · 3 credits · Liberal Studies · General Education: LAS Elective: AI, LAS Elective: Digital Culture · 1 student review

This course offers a broad introduction to Artificial Intelligence (AI) across various academic and professional disciplines, with special attention to recent developments in Generative AI (GenAI) tools. Framed through a liberal arts perspective, the course examines how AI technologies influence creativity, communication, knowledge, and culture. Students will explore core concepts in AI, engage with GenAI tools, and critically analyze their societal and ethical implications. Emphasis will be placed on understanding the evolving relationship between humans and intelligent systems while…

### Management

#### MGT 201 — Foundations of Management and Entrepreneurship

https://studiety.com/lau/course/7276

LAU · 3 credits · Management Studies · General Education: MGT201 Book Fees, Business Major Requirement · 4.3/5 from 9 ratings · 9 student reviews

This course introduces the foundations of management and entrepreneurship within today’s dynamic global and digital business environment. Students explore the core functions of management—planning, organizing, leading, and controlling—while also examining how entrepreneurial thinking, opportunity recognition, and value creation drive innovation in both new ventures and established organizations. The course highlights how data, and emerging technologies support decision making, ethical and sustainable practices, and leadership. Topics include globalization, diversity, ethical and sustainable…

#### MGT 420 — Strat. Plan. & Pol. Formulation

https://studiety.com/lau/course/7286

LAU · 3 credits · Management Studies · General Education: MGT420 Book Fees, Business Major Requirement · 2 student reviews

This capstone course develops students’ ability to analyze the external and internal environment, formulate, implement strategy, evaluate and control the process in complex, global, and digitally transforming environments. Through experiential learning, students will apply strategic analysis tools, data-driven decision- making, scenario planning, and a strategy-as-planned-emergence approaches. Recognizing that in today’s dynamic and uncertain environment, effective strategy requires both deliberate planning and adaptive responsiveness. To evaluate competitive advantage and organizational…

### Marketing

#### MKT 201 — Contemporary Marketing

https://studiety.com/lau/course/7438

LAU · 3 credits · Marketing · General Education: MKT201 Book Fees, Business Major Requirement · 4.3/5 from 7 ratings · 7 student reviews

The course covers the fundamentals of contemporary marketing and the role that marketing plays in business. It explores the role of marketing in creating value for customers and generating business growth in today’s dynamic and increasingly digital environment. In particular, the course highlights the use of data analytics, social media, and emerging technologies to understand consumer behavior and support evidence-based marketing decisions. It also exposes students to various elements of the marketing mix decisions, as well as environmental factors affecting the marketing process. The course…

### Mathematics

#### MTH 201 — Calculus III

https://studiety.com/lau/course/7554

LAU · 3 credits · Computer Science & Mathematics · General Education: New LAC Natural Sciences · 4.1/5 from 14 ratings · 15 student reviews

This course covers hyperbolic functions, integration techniques and improper integrals. The course covers also infinite sequences and series: limits of sequences of numbers, bounded sequences, integral test for series, comparison tests, ratio and root tests, alternating series test, absolute and conditional convergence, power series, Taylor and Maclaurin series, and applications of power series. Polar functions, polar coordinates, and graphing of polar curves are also covered. In addition, topics from multivariable calculus are introduced: functions of several variables, partial derivatives…

#### MTH 207 — Discrete Structures I

https://studiety.com/lau/course/7556

LAU · 3 credits · Computer Science & Mathematics · 3.6/5 from 12 ratings · 12 student reviews

This course covers the foundations of discrete mathematics as they apply to computer science. The course is an introduction to propositional logic, logical connectives, truth tables, normal forms, validity, predicate logic, universal and existential quantification, and the limitations of predicate logic. Also, the following topics are covered: the number system, the Euclidean algorithm, proof techniques, mathematical induction, counting arguments, permutations and combinations, binomial coefficients, sets, functions, relations, matrices, and Boolean Algebra. Course Learning Outcomes:

#### MTH 305 — Probability and Statistics

https://studiety.com/lau/course/7561

LAU · 3 credits · Computer Science & Mathematics · 1 student review

This course covers essentially the distribution theory, estimation and tests of statistical hypotheses. More specifically, the topics of this course include: Random variables, discrete probability, conditional probability, independence, expectation, standard discrete and continuous distributions, regression and correlation, point and interval estimation. Also included are illustrations from various fields. Course Learning Outcomes:

### MTH

#### MTH 202 — Calculus 4

https://studiety.com/lau/course/8757

LAU · 3.0/5 from 3 ratings · 3 student reviews

### Multimedia Journalism

#### JSC 222 — Digital Media Design

https://studiety.com/lau/course/7801

LAU · 3 credits · Communication Mobil. & Identity · 1 student review

This course introduces students to the basic principles of design theory and practice in the field of digital media. Emphasis is put on combining text, graphics, and images into layouts for print, web and other digital publications, in addition to providing students with hands-on experience in each step of the production cycle. [3-0, 3 cr.]

#### JSC 224 — Social Media

https://studiety.com/lau/course/7802

LAU · 3 credits · Communication Mobil. & Identity · 1 student review

The course focuses on how social media has changed the relationship between media professionals and their audiences. It explores how the new technologies shape journalism, politics, business/marketing, and civic engagement and teaches students how to research and verify user-generated content, conduct audience analysis, and promote their work. [3-0, 3 cr.] Prerequisite(s): ENG101 Academic English I

### Nutrition

#### NUT 201 — Fundamental of Human Nutrition

https://studiety.com/lau/course/7916

LAU · 3 credits · Nutrition and Food Science · General Education: LAC Sci.& Quant.Reason. Elect., New LAC Natural Sciences · 4.3/5 from 21 ratings · 21 student reviews

This course is designed to provide the basics of human nutrition. It covers all macro- and micro-nutrients needed, including their food sources and their effect on health. It provides an overview of the process of digestion and metabolism of nutrients. Pre-requisite: sophomore and above.[3-0, 3 cr.].

### Operation & Production Mgt.

#### OPM 301 — Operations and Production Mgt.

https://studiety.com/lau/course/7983

LAU · 3 credits · Inform. Tech. & Operat. Management · General Education: OPM301 Book Fees · 3.0/5 from 4 ratings · 4 student reviews

This course introduces students to the concepts and quantitative methods for solving problems in manufacturing and service operations. It presents a systematic study of managerial and mathematical techniques for the production of goods and services. The course develops your knowledge of resource planning. Topics include but are not limited to: operations and supply chain management, process design, quality management, supply and demand planning, and scheduling. Student work will focus on the application of these concepts to actual business situations. [3-0,3cr.].

### Performing Arts

#### PFA 201 — Performing Arts Appreciation

https://studiety.com/lau/course/7993

LAU · 3 credits · English and Creative Arts · General Education: New LAC Arts & Humanities · 2 student reviews

Performing Arts Appreciation will introduce students to the Performing Arts in its three main strands, Theatre, Music, and Dance, and the variety of art mediums and techniques used to create productions in these strands. Students will also study the historical aspects of all three strands while also building context for understanding their place structurally, socially, culturally, and historically. Prerequisite: ENG 009

#### PFA 211 — Survey of Western Music

https://studiety.com/lau/course/7995

LAU · 3 credits · English and Creative Arts · General Education: LAC ART Elective, New LAC Arts & Humanities · 4.4/5 from 5 ratings · 5 student reviews

Designed for non-Music/Performing Arts majors, this course provides a wide variety of musical styles and stylistic periods. The emphasis is on perceptive listening along with expository readings. The basic concepts of music such as melody, harmony, rhythm, counterpoint, and form are studied through investigation of the historical and contemporary masterpieces of the Western classical tradition and of various "popular" traditions. The different styles and types of music are considered not only in light of the cultural values they embody, but also in relation to present-day cultural and musical…

#### PFA 212 — Survey of Middle Eastern Music

https://studiety.com/lau/course/7996

LAU · 3 credits · English and Creative Arts · General Education: LAC ART Elective, New LAC Arts & Humanities · 3.7/5 from 3 ratings · 3 student reviews

Designed for non-Music/Performing Arts majors, this course is a survey of the historical sources, and the development of the underlying principles, forms, modes, and rhythms, of Middle Eastern music. Readings as well as recordings of music and live vocal or instrumental performances will be used to illustrate important styles, modes, and instrumentation. Music is studied in the context of the general Middle Eastern culture. [3-0, 3 cr.].

### Physical Education

#### PED 291 — Physical Fitness

https://studiety.com/lau/course/8289

LAU · 1 credits · Liberal Studies · General Education: LAC Core Requirement, Physical Education Requirement · 1 student review

### Physics

#### PHY 201 — Electricity & Magnetism

https://studiety.com/lau/course/8292

LAU · 3 credits · Physical Sciences · General Education: Freshman Arts Requirement · 3.0/5 from 13 ratings · 15 student reviews

Coulomb's Law, Gauss's Theorem, electric fields and potentials, Ampère's Law and magnetic fields, electric current and Ohm's Law, electromagnetic induction, alternating current, and electromagnetic waves. [3-0, 3 cr.]

#### PHY 301 — Classical Physics for Life Sciences

https://studiety.com/lau/course/8296

LAU · 3 credits · Physical Sciences · 3.8/5 from 16 ratings · 18 student reviews

This course is divided into three main parts: Newtonian Mechanics of a particle, Thermodynamics, and the study of fluids and solids. It begins with the study of Kinematics (geometrical analysis of the motion of a particle), continues with Newton’s Laws of Motion (kinetics), and then proceeds to the study of energy and momentum (work/energy theorem). The second part deals with temperature and heat, leading to the definition of entropy and to the laws of thermodynamics. The last part defines fluids and their density and pressure, leading to the Bernoulli equation, then defines solids and their…

#### PHY 302 — Classical Physics for L/Sc Lab

https://studiety.com/lau/course/8297

LAU · 1 credits · Physical Sciences · 3.8/5 from 5 ratings · 5 student reviews

This course includes experiments covering linear momentum, such as: rotational motion, Newton’s Law of Motion, equilibrium and elasticity, work and energy, temperature, heat and thermal properties of matter, laws of thermodynamics, collision, pendulum, Boyle’s Law, fluid mechanics, coefficient of viscosity, and waves and optics. [0–3, 1 cr.] Pre- or Co-requisite: PHY301 Classical Physics for Life Sciences

### Psychology

#### PSY 201 — Introduction to Psychology

https://studiety.com/lau/course/8453

LAU · 3 credits · Psychology and Education · General Education: LAC Social Science Elective, New LAC Social Sciences, Social Science Requirement · 4.3/5 from 25 ratings · 26 student reviews

This course provides students with a general overview of the subject matter of psychology, which is defined as the scientific study of behavior and mental processes. The course aims to give students a better understanding of why people act, think, and feel the way they do. Among others, it covers topics on learning, personality, emotions, psychological disorders, social interactions, and the biological bases of behavior. Knowledge will be drawn from the major approaches of psychology, namely psychoanalytic, behavioral, humanistic, cognitive, social and biological. An emphasis will be placed…

#### PSY 202 — Child Psychology

https://studiety.com/lau/course/8454

LAU · 3 credits · Psychology and Education · General Education: PSY Develop.Psyc. Elective, LAC Social Science Elective, New LAC Social Sciences, Social Science Requirement · 4.7/5 from 3 ratings · 3 student reviews

The course explores theories and research findings, on prenatal development, physical growth, emotional, social, and intellectual development, and cultural influences in children prior to adolescence. This course encourages students to practice the basis of critical thinking and scientific enquiry about how children grow, adapt, and thrive within diverse settings. [3-0, 3 cr.].

### Quantitative Business Analysis

#### QBA 201 — Statistics for Business Insights

https://studiety.com/lau/course/8523

LAU · 3 credits · Inform. Tech. & Operat. Management · General Education: QBA201 Book Fees · 4.4/5 from 5 ratings · 5 student reviews

This course introduces the principles of descriptive and inferential statistics for generating business insights and supporting data-driven decision-making. Topics include data analysis and visualization, probability, random variables, sampling distributions, estimation, hypothesis testing, and regression. Examples and case studies from finance, marketing, and management help students apply and interpret statistical techniques in practical business contexts. Extensive use is made of statistical software tools for data analysis, visualization, and interpretation. [3-0, 3cr.].

#### QBA 301 — Intermediate Management Statistics

https://studiety.com/lau/course/8524

LAU · 3 credits · Inform. Tech. & Operat. Management · 1 student review

This course addresses more advanced topics in statistics for business students.[3-0, 3 cr.].

### Sociology

#### SOC 201 — Introduction to Sociology

https://studiety.com/lau/course/8539

LAU · 3 credits · Communication Mobil. & Identity · General Education: LAC Social Science Elective, New LAC Social Sciences, Social Science Requirement · 1 student review

The course introduces students to the basic concepts and processes governing social relationships as well as scientific approaches dealing with and explaining social phenomena. Various social institutions are examined.[3-0, 3 cr.].

### Statistics

#### STA 205 — Biostatistics

https://studiety.com/lau/course/8565

LAU · 3 credits · Computer Science & Mathematics · 3.0/5 from 10 ratings · 10 student reviews

This course introduces the statistical design and analysis techniques needed to perform pharmaceutical research, and evaluate clinical data. It includes designing epidemiologic and clinical studies, evaluating diagnostic testing procedures, interpreting the use of statistical data in Medical Literature, and using frequently used statistical methods of data analysis. Emphasis is placed on the statistical concepts, and their application to the critical appraisal of clinical and experimental data.

### Television & Film

#### TVF 221 — Art of Film

https://studiety.com/lau/course/8567

LAU · 3 credits · English and Creative Arts · General Education: LAC ART Elective, New LAC Arts & Humanities · 4.3/5 from 7 ratings · 8 student reviews

This course emphasizes formal aspects of film art such as sound, lighting, movement, editing, and Mise-en-Scene. It introduces students to the basic vocabulary and concepts necessary to critically analyze, understand, and appreciate films and covers the viewing, analysis, and written critique of important films that marked the development of this art. Students learn to watch, listen, critically analyze, and express their ideas about films in their writing and conversations.

### TVF

#### TVF 211 — TVF 211

https://studiety.com/lau/course/8760

LAU · 1 student review