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ACM608 - Selected topics in applied and computational mathematics

Faculty : Institute of Basic and Applied Sciences
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Prerequisit Course : No Pre-Requisit Courses
Credit Hours : 3.00
Offered For : Post Graduate

Course Description :

Selected topics in applied and computational mathematics will vary ac-cording to student and instructor interest.
ACM702 - Seminars on advanced topics in applied and computational mathematics I

Faculty : Institute of Basic and Applied Sciences
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Prerequisit Course : No Pre-Requisit Courses
Credit Hours : 3.00
Offered For : Post Graduate

Course Description :

Series of research seminars conducted by Ph.D. students and based on self-learning and presentations of new advanced topics in the fields of ACM, selected by professors specialized in those topics. The student's evaluation is based on his/her understanding of the presented topics and presentations skills.
EMA503 - Materials science for energy applications

Faculty : Institute of Basic and Applied Sciences
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Prerequisit Course : No Pre-Requisit Courses
Credit Hours : 3.00
Offered For : Post Graduate

Course Description :

The course focuses on materials issues related to the development of new energy technologies and the most efficient utilization of existing energy resources. The following topics will be covered through the course: Unconventional geologic fuels and biofuels; photovoltaic mate-rials and solar energy conversion; materials for future wind energy needs; thermoelectric materials for solid state energy conversion; mate-rials for electrical energy storage; materials for hydrogen production, storage, bio-fuel cells, solid-state lighting materials; and materials chal-lenges in nuclear energy. Materials for solar cells: semiconductors. Ma-terials for batteries: Li-batteries, metal hydride-batteries. Materials for hydrogen technology: production (electrolysis), storage (hydrides), fuel cells (solid electrolytes, ion conductors). Materials related to gas-power plants (catalysts, microporous materials, membranes). Materials for elec-trochemical devices, Materials for thermoelectrical and nuclear energy conversion, Materials for energy storage.
EMA504 - Chemistry for energy science

Faculty : Institute of Basic and Applied Sciences
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Prerequisit Course : No Pre-Requisit Courses
Credit Hours : 3.00
Offered For : Post Graduate

Course Description :

The course will contain the following: Introduction to chemical reac-tions, rate laws, the rate of chemical reactions, thermochemistry, stand-ard enthalpy of formation, standard enthalpy changes, the temperature dependence of reaction enthalpies, spontaneous chemical reaction. Combustion kinetics, fuel characteristics and properties, combustion thermodynamics, heat of reaction, calorific value, adiabatic flame tem-perature, combustion kinetics, reaction mechanism, pathways, rate con-stants, activation energy, diffusion flame, mixed flame, flame velocity, formation of pollutants, electrochemical processes, thermodynamics of electrochemical systems, mass transfer process, kinetics of electro-chemical reactions, multi-step electrode reaction, some aspects of elec-trochemical kinetics, charge transfer, Impact on energy technology, ca-talysis, processes at solid surfaces, surface growth, surface composi-tion, physisorption and chemisorption, adsorption isotherm, heteroge-neous catalysis, homogeneous catalysis, electrocatalysis, catalytic ac-tivity, impact on energy technology, polymer materials for energy appli-cation, macromolecules, conducting polymers, impact on solar cells, batteries, and other storage device.
EMA505 - Semiconductors materials and processing

Faculty : Institute of Basic and Applied Sciences
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Prerequisit Course : No Pre-Requisit Courses
Credit Hours : 3.00
Offered For : Post Graduate

Course Description :

The course will introduce: Band theory, essentials of the free electron gas, energy gaps and general band structure, band structures and standard representations, semiconductor physics, intrinsic properties in equilibrium; doping, carrier, concentration, mobility, and conductivity, Junctions and devices, fundamentals of optoelectronics, materials and radiant recombination, Recombination and lumines-cence, doping of compound semiconductors; Absorption and emission of light, modula-tion doping, and quantum effects, real heterojunctions, quantum devic-es, single and multiple quantum wells, principles of semiconductor la-ser, light amplification in semiconductors, light emitting devices LED: Basic requirements and design principles; products, market, materials, and technologies.