Faculty : Institute of Basic and Applied Sciences

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Introductory course in applied mathematics and computational model-ing with emphasis on modeling of biological problems, engineering problems in terms of differential equations and stochastic dynamical systems. Students will be working in groups on several projects and will present them in class at the end of the course.

Faculty : Institute of Basic and Applied Sciences

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This module includes students participation in Project-Based Learning activities in new advanced topics related to the field of research, sug-gested by the student’s supervisors. Students will be encouraged to demonstrate knowledge and skills by working for an extended period of time to investigate and respond to an engaging and complex question, problem, or challenge. Student’s evaluation will be based on the pre-sented written materials and his/her participation in discussion ses-sions.

Faculty : Institute of Basic and Applied Sciences

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For the Thesis Master’s in ACM, students will be trained, with the help of their supervisors, to perform a literature review, identify important is-sues in a specific field and understand the scientific approach to re-search questions in ACM, carry out a scientific study and appropriately managing the obtained data. Also, students will be trained to express themselves clearly in science (when speaking and writing). The stu-dents will be trained and encouraged to prepare their work for publica-tion in high impact scientific journals. The student will be guided to submit a research thesis not exceeding 60,000 words, including tables, figures, and footnotes, and present an appropriate defense in an oral examination.

Faculty : Institute of Basic and Applied Sciences

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This course covers selected topics in existence and uniqueness of so-lutions (autonomous systems, non-autonomous systems) and linear systems with constant, periodic and analytic coefficients. Singularities of autonomous systems, self-adjoint Eigenvalue problems, and expan-sion in terms of Eigenfunctions are included. Also, the students will be exposed to stability theory and Lyapunov functions, the stability of au-tonomous systems and stability of nonautonomous systems.

Faculty : Institute of Basic and Applied Sciences

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This course presents fundamental material necessary for dealing with engineering problems. In this class, the student will be familiar with basic concepts, direct stiffness approach, method of weighted residuals, weak formulation and variation techniques in the solution of physical and engineering problems such as (trusses, beams, plane frames, time-dependent problems of fluid and heat flow, one and two-dimensional problems, Elasticity problems).