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Calculus II Multivariate function, limit, continuity, Partial differentiation, Higher order derivatives, order of partial differentiation, Partial derivative of composite functions (chain rule), Taylor's theorem for multivariate functions, extremal value, Integration of multivariate functions, Multiple integral, Changing the order of integration, Transformation of variables, Applications of multiple integrals, introduction to differential equations, methods of solving differential equations (separation of variables method, homogeneous differential equations).

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Electric Charges- Coulomb's Law- The Electric Field - Gauss's Law - Potential Difference and Electric Potential - Capacitors - Electric Current – Resistance .Magnetic Flux-Charged Particle in magnetic field - The magnetic field of a Solenoid- Gauss's Law in Magnetism. Faraday's laws. Self and Mutual Inductance; Magnetic Energy in Coils; Displacement Current. Magnetic Moment; the Biot-Savart Law, Maxwells Equations; Electromagnetic Waves; Energy in Electromagnetic Waves. The Nature of Light - Geometric Optics: Reflection – Refraction - Huygens's Principle –Rainbow- Measuring the refractive index- Total Internal Reflection- Thin Lenses - Lens Aberrations- Optical fiber.

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Introduction to quantum chemistry, electromagnetic radiations, photon energy, the simplest problem, a particle in a box, classical mechanics and quantum mechanics, the electronic structure of hydrogen atoms, chemical bonding and structure of molecules. Fundamentals of organic chemistry such as chemical bonding and structures in organic compounds, hybridization, typical organic reactions types and features of substitution reactions, elimination reactions, and addition reactions. Applications in construction materials; fertilizers; corrosion; dyes, polymers, petrochemical, steel, cement, etc.

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This course conducts elementary experiments related to electromagnetism, electric circuit, atomic physics. Electric resistivity - Thermoelectromotive force - Magnetic energy or equipotential line - AC circuit and resonance - Frequency characteristic of amplifier - Absorption of β‒ray by substance - Specific charge of electron or Planck constant

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Topics from mathematics used in business including systems of equations, inequalities, matrix algebra, linear programming and logarithms; applications to compound interest, annuities and other finance problems.