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Article (30): Minimum Number of Students for Course Opening
- The minimum number of students required to open a course is 10 students, or 75% of the number of students registered in this program level, whichever is less.
- The minimum number of students required to open an elective course is 5 students or 25% of the number of students in this program level, whichever is less.
- Course opening is subject to the availability of teaching staff and the proper allocation of facilities.
- The Programs Administration Board may provide exceptions to these limits if there is a necessity.
Topics
- Overview
- Introduction
- Vision and Mission of the Faculty of Engineering, Ain Shams University
- What is new in this Curriculum?
- Article (1): Offered Programs
- Article (2): Agreements with other Universities
- Article (3): Faculty Departments
- Article (4): Teacher Support and Development Centre, Faculty of Engineering Ain Shams University
- Article (5): Program Steering Committee
- Article (6): Education and Student Affairs Committee
- Article (7): Programs Administration Board
- Article (8): Procedure to add/freeze Programs
- Part B: Admission Regulations
- Article (9): Enrollment Requirements and Scholarship System
- Article (10): Placement Tests to newly admitted students
- Article (11): Tuition Fees for Inter-Disciplinary Programs
- Article (12): Enrolment to Programs
- Article (13): Student Transfers from other Universities
- Part C: Study Regulations based on Credit Hour System
- Article (14): Programs’ System
- Article (15): Study Levels
- Article (16): Academic Semesters and Course Registration
- Article (17): Program Study Duration
- Article (18): Terms of Course Registration
- Article (19): Degree Awarding Requirements
- Article (20): Field Training
- Article (21): Adding and Dropping a course
- Article (22): Withdrawal from a course
- Article (23): Incomplete course
- Article (24): Student Evaluation
- Article (25): Course Grades
- Article (26): Course Repeating
- Article (27): Study Dismissal and Academic Probation
- Article (28): Calculation of the Cumulative Grade Point Average (GPA)
- Article (29): Declaration of Honour
- Article (30): Minimum Number of Students for Course Opening
- Article (31): Academic Advisor
- Article (32): Appeals
- Article (33): Student Transfer between Credit Hour System and Semester-Based System
- Article (34): General Provisions
- Part D: Details of the Offered Programs
- University Requirements
- Faculty Requirements
- Discipline Requirements
- Mechanical Engineering Requirements
- Architectural Engineering Requirements
- Electrical Engineering Requirements
- Civil Engineering Requirements
- Program #1: Design and Production Engineering Program
- Program #2: Mechanical Power Engineering Program
- Program #3: Automotive Engineering Program
- Program #4: Mechatronics Engineering Program
- Program #5: Architectural Engineering Program
- Program #6: Electrical Power and Machines Engineering Program
- Program #7: Electronics and Communications Engineering Program
- Program #8: Computer and Systems Engineering Program
- Program #9: Structural Engineering Program
- Program #10: Water Engineering and Hydraulic Structures Program
- Program #11: Utilities and Infrastructure Program
- Program #12: Materials Engineering Program
- Program #13: Manufacturing Engineering Program
- Program #14: Mechatronics Engineering and Automation Program
- Program #15: Landscape Architecture Program
- Program #16: Environmental Architecture and Urbanism Program
- Program #17: Housing Architecture and Urban Development Program
- Program #18: Communication Systems Engineering Program
- Program #19: Energy and Renewable Energy Engineering Program
- Program #20: Computer Engineering and Software Systems Program
- Program #21: Building Engineering Program
- Program #22: Civil Infrastructure Engineering Program
- Part E: Course Pool
- E0. Courses not offered by any of the Faculty Departments
- E0.1 University Requirements Compulsory Courses
- E0.2 University Requirements Elective Courses with Tutorial
- E0.3 University Requirements Elective Courses without Tutorial
- E0.4 Engineering Courses
- E1. Courses offered by Engineering Physics and Mathematics Department (PHM)
- E1.1 Mathematics Courses
- E1.2 Physics Courses
- E1.3 Mechanics Courses
- E1.4 Chemistry Courses
- E2. Courses offered by Design and Production Engineering Department (MDP)
- E2.0 Graduation Projects
- E2.1 Design and Dynamics Courses
- E2.3 Industrial Engineering Courses
- E2.5 Materials Engineering Courses
- E2.8 Manufacturing Courses
- E3. Courses offered by Mechanical Power Engineering Department (MEP)
- E3.1 Energy Generation Courses
- E3.2 Energy Efficiency and Sustainability Courses
- E3.3 Process and Equipment Design Courses
- E3.4 Environment, Services and Systems Courses
- E3.5 Nuclear Energy Technology Courses
- E3.9 Graduation Projects
- E4. Courses offered by Automotive Engineering Department (MEA)
- E4.1 Theory/Aerodynamics Courses
- E4.2 Design Courses
- E4.3 Maintenance Courses
- E4.4 Engine/Fuel Courses
- E4.5 Control/Simulation Courses
- E4.6 Technology/Manufacturing Courses
- E4.9 Graduation Projects
- E5. Courses offered by Mechatronics Engineering Department (MCT)
- E5.1 Automation and Control Courses
- E5.2 Embedded and Smart Systems Courses
- E5.3 Mechatronics Design and Manufacturing Courses
- E5.4 Robotics and Mechatronics Applications Courses
- E5.9 Graduation Projects
- E6. Courses offered by Architectural Engineering Department (ARC)
- E6.1 Architecture Design Courses
- E6.2 Theories of Design and Architecture Courses
- E6.3 History of Architecture Courses
- E6.4 Computer Applications and Design Skills Courses
- E6.5 Building and Working Drawings Courses
- E6.6 Environmental Studies Courses
- E6.7 Projects Management Courses
- E6.9 Graduation Projects
- E7. Courses offered by Urban Design and Planning Department (UPL)
- E7.1 Urban Design
- E7.2 Regional and City Planning
- E7.3 Urban Planning
- E7.4 Landscape
- E7.5 Housing
- E7.6 Environmental Studies
- E7.7 Sociology and Urban Economy
- E7.8 Urban Informatics
- E7.9 Graduation Projects
- E8. Courses offered by Electrical Power and Machines Engineering Department (EPM)
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- E8.1 General Electrical Engineering Courses
- E8.2 Electrical Machines Courses
- E8.3 Electrical Power Systems Courses
- E8.4 High Voltage Engineering Courses
- E8.5 Power Electronics Courses
- E8.6 Protection Engineering Courses
- E8.9 Graduation Projects
- E9. Courses offered by Electronics and Electrical Communication Engineering Department (ECE)
- E9.1 Electronics
- E9.3 Waves and Photonics
- E9.5 Communication Engineering
- E9.9 Graduation Projects
- E10. Courses offered by Computer and Systems Engineering Department (CSE)
- E11. Courses offered by Structural Engineering Department (CES)
- E12. Courses offered by Irrigation and Hydraulics Engineering Department (CEI)
- E13. Courses offered by Public Works Engineering Department (CEP)
- E10.1 Computer Hardware
- E10.3 Software Engineering
- E10.5 Computer Networks
- E10.7 Systems and Artificial Intelligence
- E10.9 Graduation Projects
- E11.1 Structural Analysis Engineering Courses
- E11.2/3 Reinforced Concrete Structures Engineering Courses
- E11.4 Steel Structures Engineering Courses
- E11.5 Properties and Testing of Materials Engineering Courses
- E11.6 Geotechnical Engineering Courses
- E11.7 Construction Management Engineering Courses
- E11.9 Graduation Projects
- E12.1 Hydraulics Courses
- E12.2 Irrigation and Drainage Courses
- E12.3 Design of Irrigation Works Courses
- E12.4 Coastal and Port Engineering Courses
- E12.5 Hydrology Courses
- E12.6 Water Resources Courses
- E12.9 Graduation Project
- E13.1 Surveying and Remote Sensing Courses
- E13.2 Transportation Planning and Traffic Engineering Courses
- E13.3 Highways and Airport Engineering Courses
- E13.4 Railway Engineering Courses
- E13.5 Sanitary and Environmental Engineering Courses
- E13.9 Graduation Projects
- Acknowledgment to the Participants in Preparing these Bylaws
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