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Master in Engineering Management (MEM) ........................................................................ 190 MEM PROGRAM ACADEMIC PLAN ............................................................................................................. 192 MEM FOUR SEMESTER PLAN ...................................................................................................................... 193 Course Descriptions ....................................................................................................................................... 193 Graduate Certificate in Engineering Management (GradCertEM) ................................... 197 Curriculum ................................................................................................................................................... 198 Master of Education (M Ed) ................................................................................................... 199 M ED FOUR SEMESTER STUDY PLAN ....................................................................................................... 200 Course Descriptions ....................................................................................................................................... 200 Diploma in Education (Post Baccalaureate) (GradDipEd) .................................................. 203 DIPLOMA IN ARABIC ACADEMIC PLAN ................................................................................................... 204 Course Descriptions ....................................................................................................................................... 204 ALHOSN UNIVERSITY LIBRARY ............................................................................. 207 OVERVIEW OF LIBRARY AND LEARNING RESOURCES ....................................................................... 207 Library Services Public Services – Reference Service ................................................................................... 207 AMERICAN CORNER AT ALHOSN ......................................................................... 211 AMERICAN CORNER COMMUNITY EVENTS ........................................................................................... 211 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY (IT) ...................................................................... 212 OVERVIEW OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY RESOURCES AND FACILITIES ................................ 212 STUDENT ACTIVITIES ................................................................................................. 214 10
MESSAGE FROM THE VICE CHANCELLOR Dear Students and Parents: As ALHOSN University enters its 8 th year of existence, I believe we will have an exceptional academic year. We do not just base this positive outlook on good fortune; rather, we derive our confidence from the high quality of our programs, educational facilities, the dedication of our employees, the vision of our Board of Trustees, and the passion of our students for learning. This year, we shall once again welcome youths of various nationalities who will partake in our holistic approach to personal and professional growth. When the founders of ALHOSN first opened its doors in 2005, they introduced the vibrant city of Abu Dhabi to the university mission encapsulated in the motto “Global Knowledge with Local Vision.” Since then a lot of water has gone under the bridge as ALHOSN has earned a great deal of respect for cultivating a multicultural and diverse learning environment that encourages women to pursue technical careers, advocates social and environmental awareness among students, and instills a strong sense of responsibility towards the community. We have also garnered acclaim for setting exemplary educational standards via the collaborative development of programs with some of North America’s top educators and universities. We will build on what has been achieved before to progress with ALHOSN further in its march for excellence. Last March, three of ALHOSN Engineering programs have received international recognition with the award of the American Board of Engineering and Technology (ABET) Accreditation, to become the first and the only university in the UAE to offer ABET accredited BSc in Industrial Engineering, and BSc in Software Engineering; and the first private university in Abu Dhabi to offer an ABET accredited BSc in Civil Engineering; all great accomplishments for a young university like ALHOSN. Excellence is a never-ending pursuit, though, and so despite our many achievements we intend to institute even more new improvements to our services, learning methods, educational programs and curricula, amenities, activities and faculty in the months to come. We zero in on every detail of student life, from the very first moment they set foot on campus up to their graduation day. The results speak for themselves: Many of our alumni have gone on to become productive members of society who continue to embody the values they have learned at ALHOSN and to initiate and sustain change in their personal, professional, and familial lives. Speaking of family, ALHOSN University recognizes the importance of the home as the primary site for motivation, encouragement and character-building for youths. We thus closely communicate with parents and guardians to discuss the progress, achievements, and concerns of their offspring. Our doors are always open to those in need of advice, counseling, or mentoring. Since school is considered the second home of students, we embrace a spirit of community in everything we plan and do. By engaging students in community service, extracurricular activities and heritage events, we show them how they can make a difference in their lives and the lives of those around them. On behalf of ALHOSN University, I would like to extend a warm welcome to our new and continuing students. Rest assured that you will be in good hands as you pursue your career goals and ambitions within a student-friendly and learning-supportive environment. Professor Abdul-Rahim Sabouni BSc (Hons), MSc (GWU), PhD (Cornell), PEng, FASCE, FACI, FCIOB Vice Chancellor & CEO 11
Page 1 and 2: ALHOSN University Catalogue Global
Page 3 and 4: ALHOSN University Global Knowledge
Page 5 and 6: Table of Contents MESSAGE FROM THE
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Page 13 and 14: ACADEMIC YEAR CALENDAR 2012 - 2013
Page 15 and 16: DIRECTORY ALHOSN University, P.O. B
Page 17 and 18: UNIVERSITY OVERVIEW Philosophy ALHO
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Page 21 and 22: ADMISSIONS AND REGISTRATION Applica
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Global Knowledge with Local Vision
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Upon completion of the BBA program,
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BBA Elective Courses Specialization
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FIN 201 Principles of Finance (3 =
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MGT 100 Introduction to Business (3
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MKT 452 Consumer Behavior (3 = 3 +
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Dr Banchongsan Charoensook Assistan
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d. Analyze and integrate complex in
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Course Descriptions ACT 210 Financi
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Department of Management Informatio
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BMIS Eight Semester Study Plan Code
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communications fundamentals, emergi
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4. Cultivate an awareness of the de
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Course Descriptions The Architectur
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ARC 311 Project Management (3 = 3 +
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Faculty and Teaching Staff - Archit
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and socially responsible. The above
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BSCE Eight Semester Study Plan Code
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CIV 313 Structural Systems II (3 =
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engineering management and their po
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Department of Mechanical and Indust
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PO-G: an ability to communicate eff
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BSIE Eight Semester Study Plan Code
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Engineering Metrology, Quality cont
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IND 460 Product Design and Developm
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applications background, whose anal
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following: manufacturing processes,
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BSME Labs and Projects (1*) The cou
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and shaping processes and shaping p
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Prerequisite: MEC 323 The Bachelor
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Prerequisite: MEC 311 The present c
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Department of Interior Design Overv
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BID Eight Semester Study Plan Code
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that of observation and the drawing
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and approaches to internship. On-go
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to think of interior architecture a
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7. Communicate effectively. 8. Unde
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BSSE Technical Elective Courses Cou
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SWE 362 Software Design and Archite
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aided software engineering (CASE),
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As negotiators, they will be capabl
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BUP Technical Elective Courses BUP
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UPL 315 Planning Studio III (Enviro
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Faculty and Teaching Staff - Urban
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" Bachelor of Education (BEd in Ara
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تطبيقات الحاسوب (101
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تدريس اللغة العربي
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B Ed in Arabic and Islamic Studies
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BEd in English Study Plan Course Co
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ENG 302 Introduction to Literature
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Department of Social Sciences The D
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GRADUATE PROGRAMS Dr Adel Khelifi D
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Admission and Registration Office,
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Minimum Workload The minimum worklo
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4. To prepare students to be able t
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General Management Electives Object
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Accounting Electives Objective The
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also will cover topics related to r
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MGT 611 Managing Human Resources Pr
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Prerequisite: MKT 501 In this cours
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The credit hour distribution for th
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MBE 606: Construction Planning and
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leadership in their communities. Ou
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a quantitative discipline including
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The Master of Engineering Managemen
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MEM 608 Project Cost Estimating Pre
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whole and adopts the perspective of
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FACULTY OF ARTS AND SOCIAL SCIENCES
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also introduce students to ideas on
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دبلوم التربية Diploma i
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ALHOSN UNIVERSITY LIBRARY Director
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Circulation Who May Borrow From the
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AMERICAN CORNER AT ALHOSN The Ameri
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estrictions associated with their c
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