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Course Code: LIB 118
Title: , provide s
one-on-one tutorial sessions for
students enrolled in all remedial and
100-level mathematics courses. The
tutors are well -trained senior
undergraduate and graduate students.
Student s may drop in for consultation
during the weekly scheduled sessions to
seek an understand... | What are the details of course LIB 118? | Provides an engaging context to develop English reading, writing, listening and speaking skills beyond what is offered in existing courses. Explores ways to develop grammar and vocabulary while learning about different interest areas. Introduces content related materials through authentic experiences. Designed for Brid... |
Course Code: BPE 141
Title: English through Cinema
Credits: 3-0-0
Description: Provides the context to develop academic English reading, writing, listening and speaking skills through a study of cinema. Explores ways to develop English grammar and vocabulary through the medium of English- language motion pictures. Expl... | What are the details of course BPE 141? | Provides the context to develop academic English reading, writing, listening and speaking skills through a study of cinema. Explores ways to develop English grammar and vocabulary through the medium of English- language motion pictures. Explores the history of cinema, different genres of cinema and the social impact of... |
Course Code: BPE 142
Title: English for University Success (3 -0-0). Provides the context
to develop English reading, writing,
listening and speaking skills. Explores
ways to develop grammar and
vocabulary while learning about the
interest area of university success
strategies. Builds goal setting, time
manageme... | What are the details of course BPE 142? | Provides the context to develop academic English reading, writing, listening and speaking skills through a study of Emirati history. Explores ways to develop English grammar and vocabulary through the study of the history of the UAE. Explores the latest a rcheological and scientific research tracing the history of the ... |
Course Code: ELP 111
Title: Academic Literacy I
Credits: 6-3-0
Description: Enhances the ability to write and read academic English at an intermediate level. Develops strategies to think critically and to apply accurate grammar, vocabulary and mechanics for academic paragraphs. Prerequisite: Bridge Placement Test score... | What are the details of course ELP 111? | Enhances the ability to write and read academic English at an intermediate level. Develops strategies to think critically and to apply accurate grammar, vocabulary and mechanics for academic paragraphs. Prerequisite: Bridge Placement Test score of 1.1 |
Course Code: ELP 121
Title: Communication I
Credits: 3-0-0
Description: Focuses on speaking and listening skills at an intermediate level. Develops the skills to participate in discussions and deliver oral presentations. Enhances the ability to understand spoken English. Prerequisite: Bridge Placement Test score of 1.2 | What are the details of course ELP 121? | Focuses on speaking and listening skills at an intermediate level. Develops the skills to participate in discussions and deliver oral presentations. Enhances the ability to understand spoken English. Prerequisite: Bridge Placement Test score of 1.2 |
Course Code: ELP 211
Title: Academic Literacy II
Credits: 6-3-0
Description: Enhances the ability to write and read academic English at an upper - intermediate level. Develops strategies to think critically and to demonstrate accurate grammar, vocabulary and mechanics for university -level Achievement Academy American ... | What are the details of course ELP 211? | Enhances the ability to write and read academic English at an upper - intermediate level. Develops strategies to think critically and to demonstrate accurate grammar, vocabulary and mechanics for university -level Achievement Academy American University of Sharjah Undergraduate Catalog 2024–2025 14 paragraphs and essay... |
Course Code: ELP 221
Title: Communication II (3 -0-0).
Focuses on developing speaking and
listening skills at an upper -intermediate
level. Develops fluency to participate
coherently in discussions and deliver
oral presentations. Enhances the ability
to listen critically to understand spoken
English in a variet... | What are the details of course ELP 221? | Offers an in -depth review of building materials and their properties as they relate to methods of construction and contemporary construction practices used to prepare sites and to erect the building’s basic structure. Covers site preparation, foundations, concrete, steel and timber structures, and masonry work. Discus... |
Course Code: ARC 201
Title: or IDE 201.
ARC 233 Introductory Techniques in Digital Fabrication
Credits: 4-0-3
Description: Introduces the concepts, tools and methods used in digital fabrication practices. Covers the fundamental skills necessary for exploring the role of digital fabrication tools in architecture. Prer... | What are the details of course ARC 201? | Introduces the concepts, tools and methods used in digital fabrication practices. Covers the fundamental skills necessary for exploring the role of digital fabrication tools in architecture. Prerequisite: DES 132. Lab/Tech fee rate A applies. |
Course Code: ARC 237
Title: Introductory Techniques
in Material Fabrication (4 -0-3).
Introduces the concepts, tools and
methods used in material fabrication
practices. Explores the relationship
between material properties, material
processes and design through hands -on
fabrication exercises. Prerequisite: DES ... | What are the details of course ARC 237? | Introduces the fundamental cultural, ecological, spatial and technical aspects of landscape design and construction. Includes a range of scales, from the urban and infrastructural to the tactile and botanical, most relevant to the discipline of architectu re. Inve stigates the environmental and climatic forces that imp... |
Course Code: ARC 281
Title: Architectural Principles
Credits: 3-0-3
Description: Provides an overview of the fundamental formal, cultural and environmental issues specific t o the discipline of architecture and interior design. Emphasizes two - and three- dimensional composition, organizational strategies, and the basi... | What are the details of course ARC 281? | Provides an overview of the fundamental formal, cultural and environmental issues specific t o the discipline of architecture and interior design. Emphasizes two - and three- dimensional composition, organizational strategies, and the basic syntax of spatial configuration. Examines the effect of light, air, weather and... |
Course Code: ARC 201
Title: or
IDE 201.
ARC 301 Architectural Design
Studio III
Credits: 12-0-6
Description: Advances the fundamentals of the making of architectural form based on concepts derived from space, structure and building construction. Studio -based projects emphasize design strategies for small, multilev... | What are the details of course ARC 201? | Advances the fundamentals of the making of architectural form based on concepts derived from space, structure and building construction. Studio -based projects emphasize design strategies for small, multilevel, infill buildings with conventional, short -span structural systems. Repeatable only once. Prerequisites: |
Course Code: ARC 202
Title: or IDE 202, and
PHY 104.
ARC 302 Architectural Design
Studio IV (12 -0-6). Includes studio -
based projects with emphasis on the
tectonics of building structure and
envelope. Building case studies and
design projects explore a range of
material and construction system types
includin... | What are the details of course ARC 202? | Covers illustration and rendering techniques that enable students to express their ideas faster with more precise results. Covers freehand color drawing techniques using markers, color pencils and watercolors. Prerequisite/concurrent: |
Course Code: ARC 201
Title: or IDE 201 .
ARC 316 Photography and Visual
Representation (4- 0-3). Introduces a
broad range of photographic techniques and processes intended to facilitate the
representation of architectural
concepts. Explores the history, theory
and practices related to various
techniques. Investi... | What are the details of course ARC 201? | Offers an in -depth examination of the materials and processes involved in finishing a building. Uses a case study approach to demonstrate the evolution of the building process of the major components that are built following the erection of the building’s basic structure. Covers stairs, doors, windows, partitions, cei... |
Course Code: ARC 342
Title: Structures for Architects
Credits: 3-0-3
Description: Explores the dynamic relationship between architecture and structure, examining how structural choices can impact aspects like building facades, function and interiors. Covers fundamental structural concepts such as stability, strength, l... | What are the details of course ARC 342? | Explores the dynamic relationship between architecture and structure, examining how structural choices can impact aspects like building facades, function and interiors. Covers fundamental structural concepts such as stability, strength, loads and stresses. Introduces the calculation of reactive forces, shear and bendin... |
Course Code: ARC 201
Title: or IDE 201, and PHY 104.
ARC 354 Environmental Energies and Building Form (3 -0-3). Studies
the physical phenomena that make climate (rain, humidity, temperature,
wind, sun, etc.) influence buildings.
Covers heat transfer methods, solar
radiation, vapor in air, air leakage and
water ... | What are the details of course ARC 201? | Explores the relationship between the design and production of architectural details and the conceptual underpinnings of a project. Introduces technical drawing, construction drawings and industry standards for graphic and written communication. Emphasizes the role of tectonics and material integration beyond pragmatic... |
Course Code: ARC 397
Title: Internship in Architecture
Credits: 0-0-0
Description: Requires a minimum of five weeks (normally 200 hours) of approved professional experience. Requires the work undertaken to be documented in a formal report submitted to the department by the beginning of the following term. Graded as Pas... | What are the details of course ARC 397? | Requires a minimum of five weeks (normally 200 hours) of approved professional experience. Requires the work undertaken to be documented in a formal report submitted to the department by the beginning of the following term. Graded as Pass/Fail. Prerequisites: |
Course Code: ARC 302
Title: and approval of internship coordinator.
Registration fee applies.
ARC 401 -01 Architectural Design
Studio V (12 -0-6). Employs advanced
design tools to respond to complex
architectural projects in a topic or
collaborative setting. Allows for
disciplinary research and
experimentation... | What are the details of course ARC 302? | Engages the conceptual basis of the work of specific architects, historical and contemporary architectural historians and theoreticians from the 1960s to the present. Examines schools of thought in architecture with an emphasis on the understanding of both written and visual analysis of built form and desig n. Prerequi... |
Course Code: ARC 221
Title: or ARC 222, and
ENG 203 or ENG 204.
ARC 424 Evolution of Cities (3- 0-3).
Introduces the origin, growth and
development of cities throughout the
history. Examines the various
socioeconomic, historic, political and
environmental forces that help explain
city form. Explores case studi... | What are the details of course ARC 221? | (Equivalent to IDE 463). Introduces the professional practice of architecture and interior design. Covers the fundamental knowledge of project management, client and consultant relationships, construction administration and the operations of a design business. Introduces the implications of time, budget and economic pa... |
Course Code: ARC 465
Title: Advanced Computer -Aided
Design (4 -0-3). Concentrates on the
specific demands on CAD systems by the architecture and building
professions. Applies CAD systems to the different phases of planning:
preliminary design, design, construction
documents, extraction of volumetric
data and tra... | What are the details of course ARC 465? | Focuses on the development of advanced knowledge and skills required to deliver professional architectural design services. Provides the opportunity to explore the role of project architect and liaise between the various stakeholders involved in commission ing and producing a work of architecture. Repeatable up to 6 cr... |
Course Code: ARC 498
Title: Studio Abroad (3 to 6 credit hour s). Provides studio
activities conducted in regional and international sites promoting a global -
oriented approach to design. Repeatable only once. Prerequisite:
studio specific.
ARC 501 Architectural Design
Studio VII (12 -0-6). Employs
advanced des... | What are the details of course ARC 498? | Studies in -depth the interrelationships among the various professional disciplines in the building and construction industry as they pertain to issues of management and planning of complex construction projects. Reviews standard practices of tendering, co ntracting, quantity surveying, cost estimation, supervision, qu... |
Course Code: ARC 301
Title: or IDE 301.
ARC 581 Critical Practice and
Contemporary Discourse (3- 0-3).
Examines the role and application of research methodology and critical
thinking in the work of leading
practitioners and academics.
Investigates a current topic in contemporary discourse with a focus on
the ar... | What are the details of course ARC 301? | Focuses on the development of an architectural design research project under the guidance of a faculty advisor. Prerequisite: consent of the department. |
Course Code: ARC 592
Title: Directed Architectural
Design Studio
Credits: 12-0-6
Description: Focuses on the resolution of an independent architectural design project developed under the guidance of a faculty advisor and presented and defended in a formal public critique. May substitute for ARC 502. Repeatable only on... | What are the details of course ARC 592? | Focuses on the resolution of an independent architectural design project developed under the guidance of a faculty advisor and presented and defended in a formal public critique. May substitute for ARC 502. Repeatable only once. Prerequisite: consent of the department. ART Art and Art History |
Course Code: ART 101
Title: Survey of Art ( 3-0-3).
Explores art from a historical
perspective and in a global context,
including Euro -America, Asia and the
Global South, from the fourteenth to
the twenty -first century. Examines
changing conceptions of the artist, the
work of art, and the discipline of art
hi... | What are the details of course ART 101? | Explores drawing approaches, attitudes, processes and materials as a means of personal visual exploration and expression. Focuses on current drawing practices through gallery visits, critiques and lectures on materials and methods. Prerequisites: |
Course Code: ART 111
Title: o r
DES 111, and WRI 102. Lab/Tech fee
rate A applies.
ART 241 Introductory Painting
Credits: 6-0-3
Description: Introduces the fundamentals and principles of observational painting. Explores various representational strategies, methods, materials and techniques with exercises and assign... | What are the details of course ART 111? | Introduces the fundamentals and principles of observational painting. Explores various representational strategies, methods, materials and techniques with exercises and assignments designed to develop skills needed to communicate visual information in a painterly context. Prerequisite: |
Course Code: ART 111
Title: or DES 111.
ART 242 Painting: The Practice of
Color (6- 0-3). Introduces the basic
theories of color and paint application. Covers materials, methods, processes,
techniques and the critical skills
required to structure form and content
into the visual language of painting.
Prerequisi... | What are the details of course ART 111? | Introduces traditional techniques and production processes using clay. Explores the concept and application of centering and form making using the potter ’s wheel with a variety of conventional hand- building methods i ncluding pinching, slabs, coils and hybrids. Emphasizes a reliance on tools in the manipulation of ma... |
Course Code: DES 101
Title: or DES 131, and
sophomore standing. Lab/ Tech fee rate
B applies.
ART 362 Bernini: Architect,
Sculptor, Designer (3 -0-3). Covers
the architecture, sculpture and urban design of Gianlorenzo Bernini and his
innovative contributions to Italian
Baroque culture. Examines his role in
ach... | What are the details of course DES 101? | Introduces the principles and practice of observational drawing. Explores various representational approaches. Encourages the development of skills needed to effectively communicate visual information. Explores a range of materials and tools. Restricted to CAAD have completed ART 111. Not repeatable. |
Course Code: DES 112
Title: Descriptive Drawing II
Credits: 6-0-3
Description: Introduces the principles of analytical drawing. Emphasizes the development of a critical approach to representing form, space and scale using a range of techniques, tools and materials. Covers various projective and perspective systems. Res... | What are the details of course DES 112? | Introduces the principles of analytical drawing. Emphasizes the development of a critical approach to representing form, space and scale using a range of techniques, tools and materials. Covers various projective and perspective systems. Restricted to CAAD students. Not repeatable. |
Course Code: DES 121
Title: Introduction to
Architecture , Art and Design
History ( 3-0-3). Explores a global
approach to art, architecture and
design. Investigates the technological,
religious and social forces that helped
to reveal the universality of the human
impulse to design. Examines ideas,
techniques an... | What are the details of course DES 121? | Examines ideas, techniques and design methods thematically from the Renaissance to the late 20th century and the contemporary world. Investigates the technological, religious and social forces that drive the universal human impulse to design. Explores a global view of art , architecture and design. |
Course Code: DES 131
Title: Design Foundations I
Credits: 6-0-3
Description: Introduces the principles and methods of design. Examines composition and visual order. Explores graphic and material methods of representation needed to experiment with concepts of shape, form and space. Includes the development of a visual a... | What are the details of course DES 131? | Introduces the principles and methods of design. Examines composition and visual order. Explores graphic and material methods of representation needed to experiment with concepts of shape, form and space. Includes the development of a visual and verbal des ign vocabulary. Introduces craft and making skills with a varie... |
Course Code: DES 132
Title: Design Foundations II
Credits: 6-0-3
Description: Introduces the principles and methods of design, with an emphasis on process and conceptual development. Explores organizational systems, space and form in the creation of two -and three- dimensional design concepts. Explores craft and making... | What are the details of course DES 132? | Introduces the principles and methods of design, with an emphasis on process and conceptual development. Explores organizational systems, space and form in the creation of two -and three- dimensional design concepts. Explores craft and making skills with a v ariety of materials and tools. Restricted to CAAD stu dents. ... |
Course Code: DES 160
Title: Introduction to Photography (3 -0-3). Provides a
hands- on introduction to photographic
practice. Introduces photography basics
and camera control across a variety of
digital photography equipment as well
as digital applications. Covers photographic language and considerations through t... | What are the details of course DES 160? | Introduces the materials and techniques most commonly used by designers in the field of communication and stresses the development of skill s in these areas through the completion of class assignments and projects representative of the concepts discussed in class. Students develop a deeper understanding of visual commu... |
Course Code: DES 131
Title: or MCM 101 or NGN
110 or BIS 101 or STA 201 or STA 202.
Lab/Tech fee rate A applies.
DES 230 Visual Communication
Design ( 4-0-3). Engages in visual
design as it applies to effectively
communicating brands and constructing
narratives. Establishes fundamental
understanding and skills ... | What are the details of course DES 131? | Introduces the principles and practices of the economic and commercial aspects of design practice in a global economy. Includes microeconomics theory as it applies to private enterprise: basic business economics, planning and management. Gives attention to the processes and skills required in establishing an independen... |
Course Code: DES 475
Title: Service Design (4 -0-3).
Introduc es the core activities of service
design including the planning and organizing of people, infras tructure,
communication and material
components of a service in order to
improve its quality and the interaction
between service providers and
customers. ... | What are the details of course DES 475? | Introduces digital narrative storytelling, focusing on developing basic technical and conceptual skills in pre-production, production, post - production and distribution. Examines production and post -production techniques related to the specific conventions of narrative genres and the aesthetic of a frame. Projects em... |
Course Code: ENG 203
Title: or ENG 204. Lab/Tech fee rate
A applies.
FLM 310 Film Production (4 -0-3).
Introduces advanced ideas and
practices in narrative filmmaking
required for conceptual development,
production, post -production and
distribution of short films. Explores significant historical references tha... | What are the details of course ENG 203? | Investigates the fundamentals of interior space with a focus on design inquiry, process and representation. Introduces components that shape interior space and analyzes their relationships with a given context. Develops the basic skills of spatial organiza tion by addressing issues of circulation. Introduces software a... |
Course Code: IDE 201
Title: studio content with
additional emphasis on the application
of natural and artificial light, colors and
materials. Technical resolutions and
anthropometric requirements in the
context of space making are broadly
investigated. Further develops the use
of software applications and graphi... | What are the details of course IDE 201? | Examines the historical and social movements that established the foundation for the contemporary practice of interior design. Reviews historical origins of design in the Middle East and its influence in Eastern civilization from the 18th century onwards. Emphasizes design history from the industrial revolution to the ... |
Course Code: DES 101
Title: or DES 131, and WRI 101.
IDE 239 Interior Materials and
Methods (3 -0-3). Introduces interior
architectural finish and construction
materials, available products,
performance characteristics, technical
attributes and considerations, and
methods of application. Explores basic
structu... | What are the details of course DES 101? | Focuses on advanced spatial concepts relevant to contemporary practices in the field. Investigates the role of precedents and analogue spaces in generating conceptual ideas. Examines the expressive potential of interior elements (floor, wall, stairs, openi ngs, etc.) and materials. Develops an understanding of the rela... |
Course Code: IDE 202
Title: or
ARC 202, and PHY 104.
IDE 302 Interior Design Studio IV
Credits: 12-0-6
Description: Continues the intent and purpose of IDE 301. Emphasizes the development of programming strategies within a defined cultural context. Concentrates on the phenomenological aspects of interior environment... | What are the details of course IDE 202? | Continues the intent and purpose of IDE 301. Emphasizes the development of programming strategies within a defined cultural context. Concentrates on the phenomenological aspects of interior environments and explores the spatial and perceptual implications of artificial lighting and materials. Explores the conceptual an... |
Course Code: IDE 334
Title: Furniture and Furnishings
Credits: 4-0-3
Description: Addresses furniture designers, typologies, principles of anthropometrics and ergonomics related to work processes/seating and the human body, materiality, construction and fabrication/production technologies. Explores the form, function, ... | What are the details of course IDE 334? | Addresses furniture designers, typologies, principles of anthropometrics and ergonomics related to work processes/seating and the human body, materiality, construction and fabrication/production technologies. Explores the form, function, aesthetics and cu ltural influences through lectures, class discussions, case stud... |
Course Code: ENG 203
Title: or ENG 204.
IDE 335 Furniture Design Basics
Credits: 4-0-3
Description: Explores the basic function and design of furniture as it relates to human factors, such as anthropometrics and ergonomics. Provides a link between historical, theoretical and practical experience. Defines the elements... | What are the details of course ENG 203? | Explores the basic function and design of furniture as it relates to human factors, such as anthropometrics and ergonomics. Provides a link between historical, theoretical and practical experience. Defines the elements of form, function and aesthetic by exploring experimental concepts and adopting alternative ways of t... |
Course Code: IDE 201
Title: or
ARC 201.
IDE 352 Environmental Control
Systems in Interior Design (2 -3-3).
Provides an integrated presentation of environmental control systems
(lighting, heating, ventilating, air conditioning, sanitary and acoustics)
with special attention to the needs of
interior designers. Pr... | What are the details of course IDE 201? | Addresses a large -scale interior design project within a specific cultural context. Integrates advanced topics with conventional design development strategies. Addresses issues of sustainability, life safety, accessibility, human behavior and spatial exper ience. Repeatable only once. Prerequisite: IDE 302. |
Course Code: IDE 402
Title: Interior Design Studio VI
Credits: 12-0-6
Description: Explores a comprehensive large-scale interior design project with an emphasis on the production of a full set of construction drawings and specifications, including an understanding of building systems, code compliance, su stainability a... | What are the details of course IDE 402? | Explores a comprehensive large-scale interior design project with an emphasis on the production of a full set of construction drawings and specifications, including an understanding of building systems, code compliance, su stainability and health, safety and welfare (HSW). Repeatable only once. Prerequisite: IDE 302. |
Course Code: IDE 434
Title: Construction, Detailing and
Structures (4 -0-3). Builds upon IDE
239 Materials and Methods , examining
interior structures and construction.
Addresses the content, vocabulary and
process involved in design, detailing
and fabrication of interior spaces.
Emphasizes the development of
t... | What are the details of course IDE 434? | (Equivalent to ARC 463). Introduces the professional practice of architecture and interior design. Covers the fundamental knowledge of project management, client and consultant relationships, construction administration and the operations of a design business. Introduces the implications of time, budget and economic pa... |
Course Code: IDE 498
Title: Studio Abroad (3 to 6
credit hour s). Provides studio
College of Architecture, Art and Design
American University of Sharjah Undergraduate Catalog 2024– 2025 170 activities conducted in regional and
international sites promoting a global -
oriented approach to design. Repeatable onl... | What are the details of course IDE 498? | Builds on skills introduced in students to utilize a variety of illustration media and techniques. Class projects focus on photo reference gathering techniques, visualizing concepts and ideas, graphic reductions and other areas of commercial illustration . Prerequisite/concurrent: |
Course Code: ART 111
Title: or DES 111. Lab/Tech fee rate
A applies.
VIS 221 Photography Basics
Credits: 4-0-3
Description: Introduces basic photographic skills of camera control and photographic practice through the use of digital technology. Introduces and explores topics relating to the history and theory of phot... | What are the details of course ART 111? | Introduces basic photographic skills of camera control and photographic practice through the use of digital technology. Introduces and explores topics relating to the history and theory of photographic practice. Not open to students who have completed DES 160. Prerequisite: DES 101 or DES 131. Lab/Tech fee rate A appli... |
Course Code: VIS 231
Title: Typography I: Normative
Typographic Principles (4 -0-3).
Introduces the fundamental conventions and vocabulary associated
with typography. Addresses information
hierarchy through the study of visual
form and structure. Explores the
editorial and expressive potentials of
typography. En... | What are the details of course VIS 231? | Builds on skills introduced in foundation drawing and encourages students to utilize a variety of illustration media and techniques. Class projects focus on photo reference gathering techniques, visualizing concepts and ideas, graphic reductions and other areas of commercial illustration. Prerequisite: |
Course Code: VIS 213
Title: or
ART 211 . Lab/Tech fee rate A applies.
VIS 313 Visual Narrative (4 -0-3).
Explores narrative and storytelling structures in design including
storyboarding and sequential drawing.
Examines history and current practice
in sequential visual arts. Emphasizes
research, drawing and rende... | What are the details of course VIS 213? | Introduces basic concepts and skills in traditional and contemporary lithography, screen printing and alternative printmaking methods while developing a firm skills base. Investigates traditional mechanical and digital experimental reproductive processes across a range of disciplines. Prerequisite: |
Course Code: VIS 201
Title: or ARC 201 or
ART 211 or DES 200 or IDE 201 or
MUM 201 . Lab/Tech fee rate B applies.
VIS 326 Screen Printing: Methods
and Techniques (4- 0-3). Develops
skills in screen printing and its potential
applications for both paper and
alternate surfaces. Explores the
different techniques ... | What are the details of course VIS 201? | Introduces relevant theories and histories of Arabic type design from calligraphy to more contemporary typographic practices. Presents vocabulary and tools related to Arabic typography/type design. Explores print based media in the creation of typographic compositions. Prerequisite: |
Course Code: VIS 202
Title: or ARC 202 or IDE 202 or DES 202 or MUM 202. Lab/Tech fee rate A
applies.
VIS 331 Typography II: Complex Typographic Systems (4 -0-3).
Explores the relationship between
content and form in typographic design.
Examines the normative and expressive
aspects of typography and how they
fu... | What are the details of course VIS 202? | Deals with issues of working in design -related fields, including professional practice, intellectual property, employability, freelancing and working within a cultural context. Imparts knowledge of the region’s design industry, through research and field t rip documentation. Prepares students for their summer internsh... |
Course Code: DES 360
Title: or MUM 360 .
VIS 397 Internship in Visual
Communication (0- 0-0). Requires a
minimum of five weeks (normally 200
hours) of approved professional
experience. Requires the work
undertaken to be documented in a
formal report submitted to the department by the beginning of the
following ... | What are the details of course DES 360? | Examines selected historic and prehistoric cultures and societies through the lens of anthropological archaeology. Introduces the data, methods, goals and theoretical concepts archaeologists use to interpret both material culture and the historical record in order to build knowledge of the past. Prerequisite: WRI 102. ... |
Course Code: ARA 105
Title: Elementary Arabic I
Credits: 3-0-3
Description: Introduces the Arabic script and its phonology and basic vocabulary and grammar. Builds the foundations of the four language skills (listening, speaking, reading and writing). Forms the first part of a two -semester sequence in elementary Arabi... | What are the details of course ARA 105? | Introduces the Arabic script and its phonology and basic vocabulary and grammar. Builds the foundations of the four language skills (listening, speaking, reading and writing). Forms the first part of a two -semester sequence in elementary Arabic. Limited to non-native speakers of Arabic. Prerequisite: placement test. |
Course Code: ARA 106
Title: Elementary Arabic II
Credits: 3-0-3
Description: Focuses on further developing the four language skills introduced in Elementary Arabic I. Expands knowledge of Arabic grammar and vocabulary. Fosters cultural awareness of the Arab world through the use of short texts and situational dialogue... | What are the details of course ARA 106? | Focuses on further developing the four language skills introduced in Elementary Arabic I. Expands knowledge of Arabic grammar and vocabulary. Fosters cultural awareness of the Arab world through the use of short texts and situational dialogues. Forms the s econd part of a two - semester sequence in elementary Arabic. L... |
Course Code: ARA 107
Title: Intensive Elementary
Arabic I (6 -2-6). Introduces the
Arabic script, its phonology, basic vocabulary and grammar. Builds the
foundations of the four language skills
(listening, speaking, reading and
writing) to expand knowledge of
vocabulary and grammar. Fosters
cultural awareness of... | What are the details of course ARA 107? | Develops the four basic language skills (listening, speaking, reading and writing) with emphasis on the oral and written skills, as part of a two-term sequence in intermediate Arabic. Introduces Arab culture through the use of authentic reading materials drawn from different genres, such as literature, history, politic... |
Course Code: ARA 204
Title: Intermediate Arabic II
Credits: 3-0-3
Description: Develops the four basic language skills— listening, speaking, reading and writing —as part of a two - term sequence in intermediate Arabic. Introdu ces Arab culture through the use of appropriate reading materials from literary, historical,... | What are the details of course ARA 204? | Develops the four basic language skills— listening, speaking, reading and writing —as part of a two - term sequence in intermediate Arabic. Introdu ces Arab culture through the use of appropriate reading materials from literary, historical, political and scientific genres. Limited to non-native speakers of Arabic. Prer... |
Course Code: ARA 203
Title: or
permission of instructor.
ARA 205 The Language of the Qur’an (3 -0-3). (In Arabic).
Introduces the language of the Qur’an
from a linguistic perspective. Examines
the semantic, syntactic and rhetorical
elements that substantially affect
comprehension of the Qur’anic text.
Prereq... | What are the details of course ARA 203? | (In Arabic). Provides an overview of the historical background of Arabic grammar, its origin, schools, and place within and impact upon the Arabic language, history and culture. Covers the syntactic and morphological structures of Arabic that contribute to coherence and semantics and applies them practically to socioli... |
Course Code: ARA 340
Title: The Social Context of
Arabic (3 -0-3). (In English). Examines
the language situation in the Arab world including matters such as Arabic diglossia, code switching, language attitudes , language planning and policy,
language variation, language and education, gender and language,
minority ... | What are the details of course ARA 340? | (In both Arabic and English ). Surveys the renaissance of Arabic prose from the 19th century to the present. Examines the modern Arabic novel, short story, play and autobiography. Studies the rise of these fundamentally Western literary forms in the Arab world as a result of the Arab “Awakening” ( al-Nahda ). Prerequis... |
Course Code: ARA 101
Title: or ARA 102 .
ARA 207 Arabic Drama (3 -0-3).
(In both Arabic and English). Looks at
College of Arts and Sciences
American University of Sharjah Undergraduate Catalog 2024– 2025 174 the emergence of Arabic drama in the
19th century until the present day and
assesses prototype drama... | What are the details of course ARA 101? | (In Arabic) . Explores the development of classical Arabic prose and its various genres in the Arabic literary tradition until the end of the Abbasid period. Examines major themes, techniques and authors through the study of selected primary texts. Contextualizes Arabic literary culture in its social, intellectual and ... |
Course Code: ARA 304
Title: Modern Arabic Poetry
Credits: 3-0-3
Description: (In both Arabic and English). Surveys the renaissance of Arabic poetry from the 19th century to the present. Prerequisite: | What are the details of course ARA 304? | (In both Arabic and English). Surveys the renaissance of Arabic poetry from the 19th century to the present. Prerequisite: |
Course Code: ARA 101
Title: or ARA
102 or ARA 104.
ARA 306 Arabic Travel Writings
Credits: 3-0-3
Description: (In both Arabic and English). Explains different themes in the genre of Arabic travel writing. Examines the journey as a metaphor, a venue for self-expression, a quest for identity and a site for cultural en... | What are the details of course ARA 101? | (In both Arabic and English). Explains different themes in the genre of Arabic travel writing. Examines the journey as a metaphor, a venue for self-expression, a quest for identity and a site for cultural encounter. Critiques Arabic travel writing texts as part of Arabic heritage within their social and cultural contex... |
Course Code: ARA 101
Title: or ARA 102, and ENG 203 or
ENG 204.
Arab/Islamic Culture
and Civilization
ARA 103 Arabic Music in a
Historical Context (3- 0-3).
(In English). Studies the historical
development of Arabic Classical and
folk musical genres from the pre -
Islamic to modern times. Examines music in ... | What are the details of course ARA 101? | (In English). Examines the rise of Islam as a major world civilization. Provides an overview of the manifestation of Islamic culture in Arab history through the study of the basic Islamic texts and the contributions of Muslim intellectuals. Prerequisite: |
Course Code: ARA 101
Title: or ARA 102.
ARA 280 Introduction to Hadith
Credits: 3-0-3
Description: (In English). Covers the role and application of Hadith in Islam. Considers Hadith as a genre of Arabic literature. Discusses the development, preservation, and codification of Hadith in the classical period and its use... | What are the details of course ARA 101? | (In English). Covers the role and application of Hadith in Islam. Considers Hadith as a genre of Arabic literature. Discusses the development, preservation, and codification of Hadith in the classical period and its uses in the classical and modern period s. Prerequisite/concurrent: WRI 101. |
Course Code: ARA 281
Title: The Art of Qur’anic
Recitation (Tajweed) (3 -0-3).
(In Arabic). Provides an overview of the
history and schools of Tajweed.
Addresses the rules governing the
correct oral rendering of the Hafs mode
of reciting the Qur’an and their practical
application, namely, those related to
the ... | What are the details of course ARA 281? | (In both Arabic and English ). Examines the Arab’s perception of the “Other” as deployed and surveyed in Arabic literary, geographical and historical primary te xts as part of Arabic heritage. Analyzes the perspectives and narrative techniques of Arab writers expressed in these texts. Considers the significance of cult... |
Course Code: ARA 101
Title: or ARA 102.
ARA 320 The Andalusian Symbiosis
Credits: 3-0-3
Description: (In English). Introduces the cultural symbiosis between Muslims and Europeans during the eight centuries of Muslim rule in the Iberian Peninsula . Examines and reevaluates the literary and cultural developments of tha... | What are the details of course ARA 101? | (In English). Introduces the cultural symbiosis between Muslims and Europeans during the eight centuries of Muslim rule in the Iberian Peninsula . Examines and reevaluates the literary and cultural developments of that time. Discusses the historical, literary, linguistic and artistic products of Al Andalus. Prerequisit... |
Course Code: ARA 380
Title: Sufism: Readings in
Islamic Mysticism (3 -0-3). (In
English) . Discusses the salient features
of the mystical dimension within Islam.
Covers the historical background of the
tradition and the foremost personalities
who played a major role in its
development. Examines the primary
conc... | What are the details of course ARA 380? | Covers the molecular basis of life, atoms, small molecules, macromolecules, enzymes, cells, organelles, energy and metabolism, genes and heredity. Topics range from the origins of life to cell and molecular biology and fundamentals of biochemistry. Provides a good background in biology in preparation for a profession i... |
Course Code: BIO 102
Title: General Biology II
Credits: 3-0-3
Description: Covers the evolution and diversity of life including bacteria, fungi, plants, animals and other eukaryotes. Includes different organizational levels from cells to systems, plant and animal form and function, animal behavior, and human organ syst... | What are the details of course BIO 102? | Covers the evolution and diversity of life including bacteria, fungi, plants, animals and other eukaryotes. Includes different organizational levels from cells to systems, plant and animal form and function, animal behavior, and human organ systems anatomy and physiology. Provides a good background in organismal biolog... |
Course Code: BIO 101
Title: and BIO 101L;
Prerequisite/concurrent: BIO 102L.
BIO 102L General Biology Laboratory II (0- 3-1). Focuses on
experiments and practices that illustrate basic knowledge, principles,
and concepts of biology discussed in
BIO 102. Covers experiments based on
vertebrate anatomy, bacteriolog... | What are the details of course BIO 101? | Introduces the general principles of genetics from Mendelian to modern molecular genetics. Covers DNA replication, transcription, translation, mutations, gene regulation, quantitative genetics, genetic engineering and genomics. Includes genetic applications in medicine, agriculture and law enforcement. Illustrates gene... |
Course Code: BIO 101
Title: and
BIO 101L. Lab/Tech fee rate B applies.
BIO 310 General Physiology
Credits: 3-3-4
Description: Explores the general physiology of multicellular organisms and emphasizes the mechanisms that coordinate activities of cells and tissues within these multicellular organisms. Assists in devel... | What are the details of course BIO 101? | Explores the general physiology of multicellular organisms and emphasizes the mechanisms that coordinate activities of cells and tissues within these multicellular organisms. Assists in developing an understanding of cellular and biochemical processes fundamental to the survival of living organisms. Relates cellular pr... |
Course Code: BIO 330
Title: Ecosystems Management
Credits: 3-0-3
Description: Focuses on the policies of ecosystems management from a scientific and natural approach. Gives special attention to current research and case studies of organism adaptations and roles in specific habitats and adverse environments, and to form... | What are the details of course BIO 330? | Focuses on the policies of ecosystems management from a scientific and natural approach. Gives special attention to current research and case studies of organism adaptations and roles in specific habitats and adverse environments, and to formulate approac hes and policies most suitable for the management of natural, re... |
Course Code: BIO 332
Title: Cell Biology (3 -0-3).
Includes all of the concepts related to the cell, the “unit of life.” Focuses on
the metabolic pathways of the cell as
they relate to the structure and function
of cell organelles and other anatomical
components. Covers macromolecules of
the cell, biosynt hesis, ... | What are the details of course BIO 332? | Covers the general physical and chemical properties of drugs, along with their mechanisms of action and side effects. Relates drug -receptor interactions at the cellular level to pathophysiological effects on major organ systems. Explores the clinical application of a variety of medicinal drugs. Illustrates the fundame... |
Course Code: BIO 210
Title: .
BIO 351 Conservation Biology
Credits: 3-0-3
Description: Analyzes principles of biological conservation at different scales. Addresses the scientific and technical means for protecting, maintaining and restoring biodiversity. Covers established and emerging diversity conservation approach... | What are the details of course BIO 210? | Analyzes principles of biological conservation at different scales. Addresses the scientific and technical means for protecting, maintaining and restoring biodiversity. Covers established and emerging diversity conservation approaches and strategies. Prerequisite: BIO 251. |
Course Code: BIO 355
Title: Medical Parasitology
Credits: 3-0-3
Description: Covers the epidemiology of human parasitic infections, life cycles, routes of transmission, prevention and control measures, and parasites that infect humans. Focuses on the routine laboratory diagnostic methods and clinical picture. Explores ... | What are the details of course BIO 355? | Covers the epidemiology of human parasitic infections, life cycles, routes of transmission, prevention and control measures, and parasites that infect humans. Focuses on the routine laboratory diagnostic methods and clinical picture. Explores the importance of medical parasitology through the study of waterborne and fo... |
Course Code: BIO 361
Title: Evolution and Biodiversity
Credits: 3-0-3
Description: Emphasizes principles of evolution as applied to all organisms. Covers the origins of life, the history of evolution, biogeography, population College of Arts and Sciences American University of Sharjah Undergraduate Catalog 2024– 2025 1... | What are the details of course BIO 361? | Emphasizes principles of evolution as applied to all organisms. Covers the origins of life, the history of evolution, biogeography, population College of Arts and Sciences American University of Sharjah Undergraduate Catalog 2024– 2025 176 genetics, speciation, phylogenetic analysis, human evolution and applications to... |
Course Code: BIO 371
Title: Principles of Neuroscience
Credits: 3-0-3
Description: Covers the basic principles of organization and function of the mammalian nervous system. Illustrates the function of neurons, synaptic transmission, sensory systems, and complex brain function. Emphasizes the key mechanisms involved in ... | What are the details of course BIO 371? | Covers the basic principles of organization and function of the mammalian nervous system. Illustrates the function of neurons, synaptic transmission, sensory systems, and complex brain function. Emphasizes the key mechanisms involved in brain development, neural signaling, and neural correlates of sensory perception. D... |
Course Code: BIO 372
Title: Sensory Perception
Credits: 3-0-3
Description: Provides an in- depth understanding of different types of human sensory systems and their functional modalities. Examines how humans sense, process and perceive the world by discussing the biological bases of how sensory functions are generated ... | What are the details of course BIO 372? | Provides an in- depth understanding of different types of human sensory systems and their functional modalities. Examines how humans sense, process and perceive the world by discussing the biological bases of how sensory functions are generated and modified. Emphasizes visual processing mechanisms such as object recogn... |
Course Code: BIO 421
Title: Marine Environments
Credits: 2-3-3
Description: Focuses on interactions between biological, chemical and physical processes in marine environments. Places strong emphasis on marine ecology and local fauna of the Gulf region. Includes the following topics: marine physics and chemistry and th... | What are the details of course BIO 421? | Focuses on interactions between biological, chemical and physical processes in marine environments. Places strong emphasis on marine ecology and local fauna of the Gulf region. Includes the following topics: marine physics and chemistry and their importan ce to marine biology, oceanic plankton and nekton, deep - water ... |
Course Code: BIO 481
Title: Cellular and Molecular
Immunology (3 -0-3). Covers basic
principles of cellular and molecular immunology with special emphasis on
development of the immune system,
innate and adaptive immunity, cells and
tissues of the immune system, antibody
structure and synthesis, complement
pathwa... | What are the details of course BIO 481? | Requires select ion of a biology problem for an independent research project. Upon approval of the department, the student begins with a literature search then follows up with laboratory studies. The results are then presented in a seminar as well as thesis form. Prerequisite: senior standing. Lab/Tech fee rate B appli... |
Course Code: BIO 492
Title: Senior Research Project II
Credits: 0-6-3
Description: Continuation of BIO 491. Requires select ion of a new or related biology problem for an independent research project. Upon approval of the department, the student begins with a literature search then follows up with laboratory studies. T... | What are the details of course BIO 492? | Continuation of BIO 491. Requires select ion of a new or related biology problem for an independent research project. Upon approval of the department, the student begins with a literature search then follows up with laboratory studies. The results are then presented in a seminar as well as thesis form. Prerequisite: se... |
Course Code: CHM 101
Title: General Chemistry I
Credits: 3-0-3
Description: Covers the fundamental chemical principles, concepts and laws. Includes the following topics: reaction stoichiometry, types of chemical reactions, solution stoichiometry, gas laws, kinetic theory of gases, thermochemistry, atomic structure and ... | What are the details of course CHM 101? | Covers the fundamental chemical principles, concepts and laws. Includes the following topics: reaction stoichiometry, types of chemical reactions, solution stoichiometry, gas laws, kinetic theory of gases, thermochemistry, atomic structure and periodicity , the Bohr model, Lewis structures, ionic and covalent bonding .... |
Course Code: CHM 102
Title: General Chemistry II
Credits: 3-0-3
Description: Covers the liquid state and phase diagrams, properties of solutions, including colligative and chemical properties; reaction kinetics, acid- base and complex ion equilibria; laws of thermodynamics; enthalpy and free energy; and electrochemistr... | What are the details of course CHM 102? | Covers the liquid state and phase diagrams, properties of solutions, including colligative and chemical properties; reaction kinetics, acid- base and complex ion equilibria; laws of thermodynamics; enthalpy and free energy; and electrochemistry. Prerequisites: |
Course Code: CHM 101
Title: and CHM 101L;
prerequisite/concurrent: CHM 102L.
CHM 102L General Chemistry
Laboratory II (0- 3-1). Introduces laboratory experiments that support the
theoretical topics presented in CHM
102. Illustrates some fundamental
concepts including physical properties
of solutions, reaction k... | What are the details of course CHM 101? | Introduces the fundamental chemical principles, con cepts and laws. Includes atomic theory, atomic structure and periodicity ; chemical bonding; reaction stoichiometry and chemical accounting ; physical s tates and intermolecular forces; gas laws and the kinetic -molecular theory; acids; bases and redox reacti ons; nuc... |
Course Code: CHM 215
Title: Organic Chemistry I
Credits: 3-0-3
Description: Surveys reactions of aliphatic and aromatic compounds including modern concepts of bonding, mechanisms, conformational analysis and stereochemistry. Includes the following topics: alkanes and cycloalkanes; alkenes; alkynes; biologically active ... | What are the details of course CHM 215? | Surveys reactions of aliphatic and aromatic compounds including modern concepts of bonding, mechanisms, conformational analysis and stereochemistry. Includes the following topics: alkanes and cycloalkanes; alkenes; alkynes; biologically active acetylenic compounds; electrophilic and nucleophilic reactions; resonance; a... |
Course Code: CHM 102
Title: and CHM 102L
.
CHM 216 Organic Chemistry II
Credits: 3-0-3
Description: Deals with modern spectroscopic techniques for structure determination; chemistry of oxygen and nitrogen compounds; and chemistry of alcohols, ethers, carbonyl compounds and amines. Gives special attention to mechanisti... | What are the details of course CHM 102? | Deals with modern spectroscopic techniques for structure determination; chemistry of oxygen and nitrogen compounds; and chemistry of alcohols, ethers, carbonyl compounds and amines. Gives special attention to mechanistic aspects. Prerequisite: CHM 215. |
Course Code: CHM 217
Title: Organic Chemistry Laboratory I (0- 4-1). Includes
experiments on purification, separation
and identification techniques, as well as
synthesis of various organic
compounds. Prerequisite: CHM 215.
Lab/Tech fee rate A applies.
CHM 218 Organic Chemistry
Laboratory II (0- 4-1). Includes
e... | What are the details of course CHM 217? | Introduces the basic theories underlying analytical methods of chemical analysis. Covers fundamentals and applications of electrochemistry, compleximetric titration s, gravimetric and combustion analysis, spectrophotometry and chromatography. Gives special attention to complex systems and Prerequisite s: |
Course Code: CHM 102
Title: and CHM 102L .
CHM 243 Quantitative Analysis
Laboratory (0- 3-1). Comprises
experiments that apply analytical methods to chemical analysis. Employs
a variety of wet and dry analytical
techniques associated with complex
acid/base titrations systems,
electrochemistry, compleximetric
ti... | What are the details of course CHM 102? | Covers chemistry and reactions of B -dicarbonyl compounds, neighboring group effects, phenols, aryl halides, electrocyclic and cycloaddition reactions, thiols, reactions and synthesis of heterocyclic amines, carbohydrates, amino acids, p roteins , and natural and synthetic polymers. Prerequisite: CHM 216. |
Course Code: CHM 325
Title: Inorganic Chemistry
Credits: 3-0-3
Description: Covers the fundamental principles in inorganic chemistry. Includes topics such as atomic structure, molecular models, Lewis structure, electron pair repulsion model, molecular symmetry, molecular orbital theory, acid -base properties, bonding t... | What are the details of course CHM 325? | Covers the fundamental principles in inorganic chemistry. Includes topics such as atomic structure, molecular models, Lewis structure, electron pair repulsion model, molecular symmetry, molecular orbital theory, acid -base properties, bonding theory and ele ctronic spectra, coordination chemistry and reaction mechanism... |
Course Code: CHM 102
Title: and CHM 102L.
CHM 326 Inorganic Chemistry
Laboratory ( 0-3-1). Covers the
practical aspect of inorganic chemistry through the synthesis and
characterization of selected inorganic
complexes and materials. Provides
hands- on experience on a wide range of
spectral and analytical methods... | What are the details of course CHM 102? | Investigates in depth the basic concepts of thermodynamics. Analyzes the properties of gases as the basis for the study of the laws of thermodynamics that apply to questions of chemical equilibrium, phases and solutions, phase equilibrium and other applications. Prerequisites: |
Course Code: CHM 102
Title: , CHM 102L and MTH 104.
CHM 331 Physical Chemistry II
Credits: 3-0-3
Description: Covers kinetics, electrochemistry, surface chemistry and transport properties. Emphasizes the theory of reaction rates and methods of handling kinetic data. Examines the conventions, underlying theory and pra... | What are the details of course CHM 102? | Covers kinetics, electrochemistry, surface chemistry and transport properties. Emphasizes the theory of reaction rates and methods of handling kinetic data. Examines the conventions, underlying theory and practical applications of electrochemical cells. Pr erequisite: |
Course Code: CHM 330
Title: or CHE
214. CHM 333 Physical Chemistry Laboratory (0- 4-1). Comprises
hands- on experiments that cover topics
included in thermodynamics. Covers
bomb calorimeter, heat of solution,
phase diagrams for two- and three-
component systems, variation of equilibrium constant with temperatur... | What are the details of course CHM 330? | Comprises hands -on experiments that cover topics in enzyme kinetics and inhibition, protein purification, protein and nucleic acids denaturation, transport phenomena, and computational chemistry. Covers recent techniques utilized in biochemical research. Requires submission of an original report after each experiment,... |
Course Code: CHM 345
Title: Instrumental Analysis
Credits: 2-3-3
Description: Introduces modern instrumental methods of analysis utilized by scientists and engineers. Provides an understanding of the principles, laws and operation of modern instrumentation. Reviews spectroscopic methods: mass, molecular, optical, flame... | What are the details of course CHM 345? | Introduces modern instrumental methods of analysis utilized by scientists and engineers. Provides an understanding of the principles, laws and operation of modern instrumentation. Reviews spectroscopic methods: mass, molecular, optical, flame and plasma. Surveys electrochemical, analytical and chromatograp hic techniqu... |
Course Code: CHM 242
Title: and
CHM 243. Lab/Tech fee rate B applies.
CHM 350 Biochemistry (3 -0-3).
Introduces the fundamental principles
of biochemistry: protein structure and
function; carbohydrates; lipids and the
structure of biological membranes;
enzymatic catalysis and regulations;
and metabolism of car... | What are the details of course CHM 242? | Covers essential elements, harmful elements, naturally occurring ligands, chelating ligands and ligands used in chelate therapy. Examines functions of metals, principles of bioinorganic coordination chemistry, template effect, spontaneous self- assembly, pr operties of biological molecules, transport of metal ions, con... |
Course Code: CHM 368
Title: Molecular Biochemistry
Credits: 3-0-3
Description: Focuses on bioorganic reactions of biomolecules and biological pathways. Discusses the structures and the chemical reactions of carbohydrates, lipids, peptides and proteins. Describes the organic reactions and mechanisms of biological pathwa... | What are the details of course CHM 368? | Focuses on bioorganic reactions of biomolecules and biological pathways. Discusses the structures and the chemical reactions of carbohydrates, lipids, peptides and proteins. Describes the organic reactions and mechanisms of biological pathways and the catalytic activity of proteins for these reactions. Examines enzyme ... |
Course Code: CHM 382
Title: Forensic Chemistry
Credits: 3-0-3
Description: Provides a theoretical understanding and introduces practical applications of forensic chemistry in criminal, environmental and other investigations. Covers physical evidence and basic chemical techniques used in the forensic field. Focuses on c... | What are the details of course CHM 382? | Provides a theoretical understanding and introduces practical applications of forensic chemistry in criminal, environmental and other investigations. Covers physical evidence and basic chemical techniques used in the forensic field. Focuses on chemical problems most frequently encountered in crime labs including forens... |
Course Code: CHM 415
Title: Spectroscopy in Organic
Chemistry (3 -0-3). Deals with
modern methods of structure determination employing spectroscopic
techniques and stereochemistry.
Includes the following topics: infrared
spectroscopy of organic functional
groups; nuclear magnetic spectroscopy
(NMR) (chemical shi... | What are the details of course CHM 415? | Discusses the physical chemistry of biological and biochemical College of Arts and Sciences American University of Sharjah Undergraduate Catalog 2024– 2025 178 molecules. Covers topics related to biophysical chemistry including equilibria in biochemical systems, binding of small molecules and ions to macromolecules, co... |
Course Code: CHM 436
Title: Enzyme Kinetics and Biochemistry (3- 0-3). Presents the
different types and classifications of enzymes. Focuses on holoenzymes,
apoenzymes, cofactors, coenzymes,
prosthetic groups, metalloenzymes,
turnover number, enzyme activity and
specific activity. Emphasizes
multienzyme systems an... | What are the details of course CHM 436? | Covers research and analysis methods including proposal development, literature search, method development, experimental design and best practices for chemistry experimental studies. Emphasizes the process of planning and conducting a research project in chemistry- related topics. Includes data collection and analysis ... |
Course Code: CHM 491
Title: Senior Research Project
Credits: 0-6-3
Description: Requires the select ion of a chemistry problem for an independent research project. Involves a literature search and laboratory studies. Involves presentation of experimental results in a seminar as well as thesis form. Prerequisite: senior... | What are the details of course CHM 491? | Requires the select ion of a chemistry problem for an independent research project. Involves a literature search and laboratory studies. Involves presentation of experimental results in a seminar as well as thesis form. Prerequisite: senior standing. Lab/Tech fee rate B applies. ENG English English Language |
Course Code: WRI 102
Title: to develop further critical
thinking and academic writing
competencies. Requires reading of short
stories, poetry and drama and produc ing a research paper using
analytical and critical skills in response to literary texts. Either ENG 203 or ENG
204 can be used to meet the general edu... | What are the details of course WRI 102? | Develops technical writ ing and professional communication skills through engineering multidisciplinary projects (EMDPs). Analyzes, through EMDPs and teamwork, the distinctive features of various professional oral and written genres. Develops and enhances work ethics, leadership, interpersonal and decision- making skil... |
Course Code: ENG 208
Title: Public Speaking (3 -0-3).
Introduces the art of public speaking,
debate and argument. Develops
confidence in public speaking through
introducing the techniques of making
effective presentations and through extensive practice in public speaking.
Prerequisite: ENG 203 or ENG 204 . ... | What are the details of course ENG 208? | Aims to develop skills in writing business documents such as CVs, correspondence, memoranda, short and long reports, and proposals necessary to communicate effectively in the business world. Prerequisites: ENG 203 or |
Course Code: ENG 204
Title: , and sophomore
standing.
ENG 234 Language in Society
Credits: 3-0-3
Description: Introduces the sociolinguistic approach to language. Explores definitions of language, dialect, diglossia and multilingualism. Focuses on how language structure and language use are interrelated and examines... | What are the details of course ENG 204? | Introduces the sociolinguistic approach to language. Explores definitions of language, dialect, diglossia and multilingualism. Focuses on how language structure and language use are interrelated and examines variables responsible for language variation within a speech community. Prerequisite: WRI 102. |
Course Code: ENG 302
Title: Stylistics (3 -0-3). Examines
the essential concepts and techniques of the linguistic analysis of style. Uses
selected literary and non -literary texts
to illustrate and explain a variety of
English language structures. Explores
how language creates meaning and
influences human behavio... | What are the details of course ENG 302? | Examines the ways in which language and culture influence human interaction in a variety of cultural and interpersonal contexts. Covers a broad range of topics, including identity, verbal and nonverbal styles of communication, and cross -cultural communicat ion. Prerequisite: |
Course Code: ENG 203
Title: or ENG 204 or ENG 223 or ENG 234 .
ENG 326 Development of the
English Language
Credits: 3-0-3
Description: Examines the development of the English language from its Indo -European roots to the present day. Emphasizes linguistic change in English throughout its history. Prerequisite s: | What are the details of course ENG 203? | Examines the development of the English language from its Indo -European roots to the present day. Emphasizes linguistic change in English throughout its history. Prerequisite s: |
Course Code: ENG 203
Title: or
ENG 204, and ENG 223.
ENG 331 The Sound Patterns of
Language (3- 0-3). Examines the
nature of the rules governing the sound
system of language with special
emphasis on English. Explores the
study of the physiology of speech
production and phonetic transcription.
Examines inflect... | What are the details of course ENG 203? | Introduces various approaches to the study of meaning in language, examining linguistic reference and truth conditions of linguistic signs and expressions. Explores inferential strategies, presuppositions and speech acts in human communication, and situational context determining language use. Prerequisite: |
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