Brief Course Description The course is meant to provide students with knowledge on social aspects of society. Since engineers solve problems faced by the society, it is important for them to understand the characteristics and behaviour of the community. Course Objectives By the end of the course students should be able to: Understand cultural, conflict...Read More

Course Description This course discusses basic theory of probability and statistics and its applications in engineering. Materials given include basic understanding of statistics, mathematics, population and sample, data presentation, methods of calculating mean, standard deviation, mean estimation, outliers tests, simulation and probability theory, models of distributions, statistical tests of distributions, mean and standard deviation, linear...Read More

Rationale Against the foundation of the Calculus and Algebra covered in EMT1101, this course develops the fundamental aspects of Mathematical Analysis critical to Engineering. The major   themes  include;  Ordinary  Differential  Equations,   Real  Analysis,   Complex Variable Analysis, and Numerical Analysis. Objectives To introduce students to the concept of Single Predictor-Response mathematical modelling   in  areas   such  as...Read More

Rationale Engineering Mathematics is fundamental to the study of Computer Engineering. It provides the necessary analytical skills for the study of more advanced subjects such as Electronics, Discrete Mathematics and for the design of Algorithms among others. Applied Mathematics is an edifice of computing and is as such crucial for Computer Engineering. Objectives The   purpose ...Read More

Rationale This course discussed advanced concepts in power systems engineering including the recent research topics Course Objectives To address the most recent developments in power systems engineering as well as address other promising research and promising research power systems technologies and energy challenges Attachment Name Attachment Type ELE4217 ADVANCED TOPICS IN POWER ENGINEERING DOC PDF PSRead More