Fundamental Sciences S2

General Data
Academic program	ECAM ENGINEERING PROGRAM		Module Manager(s): MAJDOUB Fida
Module type	Teaching Unit
Credits (ECTS)	8
Maximum number of students	160
Total duration :96h00	Period : Semester 2	Language : : English

Learning outcomes
1 - Analyse and signal processing in both time and frequency domains.<br>2 - Passive/Actif Filter theory<br><br>The general objectives of this course are: a) introduce the basic concepts of thermodynamics and, b) provide guidelines to apply the basic concepts of thermodynamics to practical applications.<br>The student will be able to understand the basic thermal interactions involved in the engineering environment by masterizing the following competences:<br>- Decomposition of a problem in several blocks to optimize the solving approach<br>- Formulation of appropriate assumptions to define the scope of the problem and simplify it while keeping a reasonable level of accuracy<br>- Graphical representation of a system to facilitate the understanding and the solving process<br>- Justification of the assumptions and graphical representation<br>- Estimation of the margin of errors<br>- Building of strategies of verification to control the validity of the results<br>- Express and explain results with clarity<br><br>"Mechanics" course is designed to provide students with a working knowledge of elementary physics principles as well as their applications, and to enhance their conceptual understanding of physical laws. The topics covered during this course are: measurements, dimensional analysis, kinematics, Newton's laws, inertial and non inertial reference frames, statics and dynamics of rigid bodies and oscillations. Introduction to Hooke's law.

Learning outcomes

1 - Analyse and signal processing in both time and frequency domains. 2 - Passive/Actif Filter theory The general objectives of this course are: a) introduce the basic concepts of thermodynamics and, b) provide guidelines to apply the basic concepts of thermodynamics to practical applications. The student will be able to understand the basic thermal interactions involved in the engineering environment by masterizing the following competences: - Decomposition of a problem in several blocks to optimize the solving approach - Formulation of appropriate assumptions to define the scope of the problem and simplify it while keeping a reasonable level of accuracy - Graphical representation of a system to facilitate the understanding and the solving process - Justification of the assumptions and graphical representation - Estimation of the margin of errors - Building of strategies of verification to control the validity of the results - Express and explain results with clarity "Mechanics" course is designed to provide students with a working knowledge of elementary physics principles as well as their applications, and to enhance their conceptual understanding of physical laws. The topics covered during this course are: measurements, dimensional analysis, kinematics, Newton's laws, inertial and non inertial reference frames, statics and dynamics of rigid bodies and oscillations. Introduction to Hooke's law.