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    This document outlines the specifications for a Mathematics 2 course offered to first year Aerospace Engineering students in Egypt. The course covers topics including line and surface integrals, ordinary differential equations of various orders, Laplace transforms, and curve fitting. It includes 3 lecture hours and 1 tutorial hour per week over 15 weeks, with assessments consisting of assignments, quizzes, a midterm, and a final exam weighted respectively at 5%, 5%, 20%, and 70% of the overall grade.

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    This document outlines the specifications for a Mathematics 2 course offered to first year Aerospace Engineering students in Egypt. The course covers topics including line and surface integrals, ordinary differential equations of various orders, Laplace transforms, and curve fitting. It includes 3 lecture hours and 1 tutorial hour per week over 15 weeks, with assessments consisting of assignments, quizzes, a midterm, and a final exam weighted respectively at 5%, 5%, 20%, and 70% of the overall grade.

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    This document outlines the specifications for a Mathematics 2 course offered to first year Aerospace Engineering students in Egypt. The course covers topics including line and surface integrals, ordinary differential equations of various orders, Laplace transforms, and curve fitting. It includes 3 lecture hours and 1 tutorial hour per week over 15 weeks, with assessments consisting of assignments, quizzes, a midterm, and a final exam weighted respectively at 5%, 5%, 20%, and 70% of the overall grade.

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    University: Cairo

    Faculty: Engineering

    Department: Aerospace Engineering

    Course Specifications
    Programme on which the course is given: 1st year in Aero- Engineering Dept.
    Major or Minor element of programmes:
    Department offering the programme
    : Aero- Engineering Dept.
    Department offering the course
    : Engineering Mathematics
    Academic year/level
    : 1st year
    Date of specification approval
    : November, 2007.

    A- Basic Information
    Title : Mathematics (2)
    Code : MTH116B
    Specification is not based on credit hour system.
    However, equivalent is computed based on:
    credit hour = contact hour for lecture,
    credit hour = 2 contact hours for tutorial or practical:
    Lecture: 3
    Tutorial: 1
    Practical: 0
    (contact hours per week: Lecture 3, Tutorial 1, Total 4 hours)

    Total: 4

    B- Professional information
    1- Overall Aims of Course
    At the end of this course, the student should be able to:
    Solve the problem of line and surface integrals using different approaches.
    Know the relation between multiple integral and line and surface integrals.
    Solving different types of first order O.D.E.s.
    Solving different types of second and higher order linear O.D.E.s.
    Solving linear O.D.E.s of the second order in series using Taylor or Frobenius
    methods.
    Studying Laplace transform: its properties, L. T. of different functions, L. T. of
    derivatives and integrals, Differentiation and integration of transforms.
    Inverse L. T. Applications of L.T.
    Fitting a suitable curve corresponding to a given data.
    Studying the basic principles of interpolation and extrapolation.

    2- Intended Learning Outcomes of Course (ILOs)


    At the end of this course, the student should be able to:
    a- Knowledge and understanding:
    a1- Define and solve the problem of line and surface integrals, understand
    the relation between multiple, line and surface integrals
    a2- Describing and solving different types of first order O.D.E.s.
    a3- Solving different types of second and higher order linear O.D.E.s using
    different approaches. Solving a system of two L.O.D.E.s
    a4- Solving linear O.D.E.s of the second order in series using Taylor or
    Frobenius methods.
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    a5- Studying Laplace transform: its properties, L. T. of different functions,


    L. T. of derivatives and integrals, Differentiation and integration of
    transforms. Inverse L. T. Applications of L.T.
    a6- Recall basic principles of curve fitting and interpolation techniques.
    b- Intellectual Skills:
    b1- Being able to solve the problem of line and surface integrals using
    different approaches, and to derive the relation between multiple
    integral and line and surface integrals.
    b2- Being able to solve different types of first order O.D.E.
    b3- Being able to use different approaches to solve second and higher order
    L.O.D.E.s, and a system of two L.O.D.E.s
    b4- Being able to choose either Frobenius method or Taylor method to
    solve the second order L.O.D.E.s.
    b5- Being able to deal with the Gamma and Beta functions, the Bessel
    function with its properties, its recurrence relations and its generating
    function.
    b6- Being able to formulate and solve the problems of curve fitting and
    interpolation
    c- Professional and Practical Skills:
    c1- Solving the problem of line and surface integrals, deriving the relation
    between multiple integral and line and surface integrals
    c2- Using different methods to solve different types of first order O.D.E.s.
    Using different approaches to solve second and higher L.O.D.E.s, and a
    system of two L.O.D.E.s.
    c3- Choosing either Frobenius method or Taylor method to solve the
    second order L.O.D.E.s.
    c4- Studying Laplace transform: its properties, L. T. of different functions,
    L. T. of derivatives and integrals, Differentiation and integration of
    transforms. Inverse L. T. Applications of L.T.
    c5- Formulating and solving the problems of curve fitting and interpolation.
    d- General and Transferable Skills:
    d1- Computational skills.
    d2- Using new methods for solving initial value problems (L.T.)
    functions.
    d3- Using numerical methods to formulate and solve the problems of curve
    fitting and interpolation.
    d4- Working in groups.

    3- Contents
    Topic
    Line and surface integrals
    First order O.D.E.s
    Second and higher order O.D.E.s
    Solution of Linear O. D. E. in series
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    No. of hours
    12
    8
    14
    8
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    Lecture
    8
    6
    10
    6

    Tutorial/Practical
    4
    2
    4
    2

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    11
    7
    60

    Laplace Transform
    Curve fitting and Interpolation
    Total

    9
    6
    45

    2
    1
    15

    4- Teaching and Learning Methods


    4.1- Lectures.
    4.2- Discussion in tutorial.
    4.3- Practical examples (electrical and control systems).

    5- Student Assessment Methods


    5.1- Assignments
    5.2- Quizzes
    5.3- Midterm
    5.4- Final

    to assess knowledge and professional skills.


    to assess intellectual skills.
    to assess the different skills in a given time.
    to assess the main aims of the course.

    Assessment Schedule
    Assessment 1 : Assignments and Quizzes
    Assessment 2 : Midterm
    Assessment 3 : Final
    Weighting of Assessments
    Assignments
    Quizzes
    Midterm
    Final
    Other types of assessment

    Week: 5,11
    Week: 8
    Week: 15

    5%
    5%
    20%
    70%
    00%

    Total

    100%

    6- List of References
    6.1 - Course Notes:
    Lecturer notes (in English).
    6.2 - Essential Books (Text Books)
    Mathematics, First Year for Engineering Students, Department of
    Engineering Math. & Physics - Faculty of Engineering Cairo university, 2006.
    6.3 - Recommended Books
    7- Facilities Required for Teaching and Learning
    White board, data show.
    Course Coordinator:- Prof. Dr. Mehra Salama
    Head of Department: Prof. Atef Sherif
    Date: November, 2007.

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