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Automotive Engineering Program

 

 Compulsory Requirements (58 Cr.)

Course No.

Course Name

Cor.

Pre.

Cr.

ECE 301

Fundamentals of Electrical Circuits

 

SC 123

3

ECE 302

Principles of Electronics

 

ECE 301

3

ECE 303

Circuits & Electronics Lab.

ECE302

 

1

ME 322

Thermodynamics II

 

ME 321

3

ME 361

Automotive Systems

 

ME 213

ME 311

3

ME 412

Metrology

 

ECE 302

ME 313

ME 421

ME 331

3

ME 421

Heat Transfer

 

ME 321

3

ME 422

Thermal Lab.

ME 421

 

1

ME 431

Hydraulic Machines

 

ME 331

3

ME 432

Fluid & Hydraulic Machinery Lab.

ME 431

 

1

ME 451

Machine Design II

 

ME 351

3

ME 461

Automotive Electricity and Electronics

 

ECE 302

ME 361

3

ME 466

Automotive Electricity Lab.

ME 461

 

1

ME 462

Internal Combustion Engines I

 

ME 322

3

ME 463

Automotive Workshop I

 

ME 361

2

ME 464

Internal Combustion Engine II

 

ME 462

3

ME 551

Computer Aided Design

 

GE 112

ME 252

ME 351

3

ME 561

Automotive Workshop II

 

ME 463

ME 462

2

ME 562

Fuel Injection Systems

 

ME 431

ME 461

ME 462

3

ME 563

Automotive Diagnosis & Maintenance

 

ME 361

ME 466

ME 562

2

ME 564

Automotive Workshop III

ME 562

ME 561

2

ME 391

Field Training I

 

***

0

ME 491

Field Training II

 

ME 391

0

ME 591

Introduction to Graduation Project

 

*****

1

ME 592

Graduation Project

 

ME 591

3

ME 467

Vehicle Dynamics

 

ME 313

3

*** Third year standing                                     ***** Fifth-year standing

 

Elective Requirements (6Cr.)

Course No.

Course Name

Cor.

Pre.

Cr.

ME 423

Refrigeration & Air Conditioning

 

ME 421

3

ME 433

Industrial Hydraulics

 

ME 331

3

ME 441

Computer Aided Manufacturing

 

ME 341

ME 252

3

ME 465

Automatic Transmission

 

ME 463

ME 431

3

 

(ECE301) Fundamentals of Electrical Circuits

Elements and laws for DC circuits. Methods of circuit analysis. Transient and steady state responses of capacitors and inductors.  Magnetic circuits. AC circuits and their elaments. The concept of impedence, capacitive and inductive. Vector representation of AC variables. Computing Power. Power triangle. Single phase transformers. Three phase circuits, Star and Delta conversion. Balanced and unbalanced loads. Applications.

 

(ECE302) Principles of Electronics

Introduction. Semiconductors and materials. PN junction. Diodes. AC/DC conversion. Special purpose diodes. Bipolar junction transistor BJT and characteristics. Field effect transistor FET. MOSFET. Algorithmic operations on binary, octal, decimal and hexadecimal systems. Combinational logic. Combinational design, DeMorgan’s laws. Logic circuits and implementation. Performance characteristics. MOS, NMOS, PMOS and CMOS transistors. Logic minimization. Decoders (2-4, 3-8, 4-16, seven segments). Multiplexers and Demultiplexures. Op-Amps. Power Electronics. Automotive applications.

 

(ECE303) Circuits and Electronics Lab.

Familiarization with and use of the measuring equipment’s of the electrical values (AC & DC). Familiarization with the basic electrical laws. Diodes and Transistors Characteristics and their operation modes. Diodes rectification circuits and filtering. Familiarization with the main logic gates and its applications in the IC’s.

 

(ME322) Thermodynamics (II)

 Open system applications: reciprocating compressors, vapor power cycles, gas power cycles, reversed cycles. Thermodynamic relations. Combustion. Chemical equilibrium.

 

 (ME361) Automotive Systems

Introduction, Analysis of power train, Clutch, Release mechanism, Manual transmission, Transmission, Ratios, Automatic transmission, Drive shafts, Transfer case, Power train of 4WD. Final drive, Differential axles, Wheels, Tires, Suspension system, Automatic leveling suspension system, Brake systems, Anti-lock brake system (ABS), Steering system, Power steering, Wheels alignment, Electronic traction system (ETS).

 

(ME412) Metrology

Introduction to instruments and their representation, Scientific method, Basic statistical concepts, Static performance characteristic of instruments, Dynamic characteristic of instruments, Transducer (sensing) elements, Intermediate elements and signals conditioning, Stress and strain measurements, Temperature measurements, Displacement and acceleration measurements, Pressure measurements, Flow measurements.

 

(ME421) Heat Transfer

Steady state conduction (one dimension and two dimensions). Unsteady state conduction. Principles of convection system, forced convection system, natural convection system. Radiation heat transfer. Condensation and boiling heat transfer. Heat exchanger.

 

(ME422) Thermo Lab.

Determination of saturation pressures and temperatures of water. Marcet boiler Single-stage reciprocating air compressor. Energy balance, work and efficiencies of: steam power plant, reciprocating air compressor, sterling cycle and refrigeration cycle. Heat conduction experiments including: linear conduction through a simple wall, composite walls, radial heat flux through spheres and cylinders. Free and forced convection. Radiation heat transfer: energy balance and efficiency of a solar collector. Parallel and counter flow heat exchanger; LMTD ,heat balance, efficiency. Boiling heat transfer.

 

(ME431) Hydraulic Machines

Basic concepts and definitions. Dimensional analysis and similarities. Impulsive and reaction principles. Pumps. Turbines, Cavitation, Thamo Parameter. Hydrodynamic power transmission.

 

(ME432) Fluid & Hydraulic Machinery Lab

Pressure measurements; pressure gage calibration, center of pressure. Bernoulli’s equations applications. Demonstration of laminar and turbulent flow. Flow measurements, flow through a Venturi, flow rate through  an orifice. Measurement of losses in pipe bends and fittings. Measurement of forces produced by a jet of water on various surfaces. Constant speed and constant pressure difference experiments for: reciprocating, rotary and centrifugal pumps. Pumps characteristics. Pumps in series. Pumps in parallel. Radial flow turbines (Francis). Axial flow turbines (Kaplan). Pelton’s wheel.

(ME451) Machine Design (II)

Analysis and Design of mechanical springs, Geometrical analysis and design of gears (spur, helical, bevel and worm gears). Clutches.  Brakes. Couplings and flywheels, Belts. Chains and ropes. Shafts and axles.

 

(ME461) Automotive Electricity and Electronics

 Battery, starting systems, charging systems, vehicle lighting systems, conventional and electronic ignition, instrumentation, vehicle speed control, anti-lock break systems, air bag systems, electronically controlled automatic transmission,  comfort systems .

 

(ME466) Automotive Electricity Lab.

Testing and maintenance of batteries, starter motors, generators, ignition systems, amplifiers and sensors, screen wipers, electrical fuel pumps, indicators, antilock brake systems, air bag systems, electronically controlled automatic transmission and lighting systems. Electrical symbols and charts.

 

(ME462) Internal Combustion Engine ( I )

Engine types and their operation ,engine operating parameters,, thermo chemistry of fuel-Air mixtures, ideal models of engine cycles, gas exchange processes, combustion  in spark–ignition engines, combustion in compression–ignition engines, combustors, and pollutant formation and  control.  

 

(ME463) Automotive Workshop ( I )

Suspension, steering, and brakes services. Gear boxes, clutches, rear axles, and propelling shafts services. Tires and their services.

 

(ME464) Internal combustion Engine ( II )

Properties of working fluid, ideal models of engine cycles, gas exchange processes, SI engine fuel metering  and manifold phenomena, combustion in spark–ignition engines combustion in compression–ignition engines, pollutant formation and control, engine heat trans fears, and engine friction and lubrication. 

 

(ME551) Computer Aided Design

Utilizing computer in design, Applications on AutoCAD, VERSACAD and other design software, Hardware requirements f