For additional queries, send us an email at info@cmu.edu.

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NOTE

This Faculty Prospectus is valid for academic year 2020/2021 only. Regulations and curricula may
be amended without prior notice.

Although the information contained in this Faculty Prospectus has been compiled as accurately as
possible, the Statutes and Ordinances, such other bodies as the Council and the Academic Board
accept no responsibility for any errors and omissions that may occur. The University retains the
right to amend any regulation or condition without prior notice.

The information is correct up to 31 August 2021.

The fact that the particulars of a specific programme, subject or module have been included in this
Faculty Prospectus does not necessarily mean that such a programme, subject or module will be
offered in academic year 2020/2021 or any subsequent year.

This Faculty Prospectus must be read in conjunction with the Caribbean Maritime Univerty
Students’ Handbook.

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Introduction

The main objective of the Faculty of Engineering and Applied Technology (FEAT) at the Caribbean
Maritime University is to produce multi-skilled industry ready engineers able to evaluate and
provide solutions to problems within local and global industries.

This Faculty offers programmes designed to satisfy the requirements for trained multi-disciplinary
engineers who are internationally recognized as being able to analyze, design and develop solutions
to problems in the local, regional, and global industries. The intent of these programmes is to
develop in the individual candidate, the knowledge, skills, and attitudes necessary to function at the
supervisory and management level within a complex and rapidly changing engineering
environment. The programmes offered by the faculty are designed to take advantage of computer-
aided engineering tools and artificial intelligence to educate a multi-disciplinary engineer.

The Faculty offers the following programmes:

Master of Science Degree in Industrial Systems

This programme is designed to produce graduates who are universally accepted as being able to
provide solutions to problems within the manufacturing, public utilities and other allied industries.
The programme covers the major areas which form the core of industrial systems engineering in
such depth and rigor as to allow students to solve novel problems in the area as well as pursue
research towards engineering or scholastic goals. Upon completion of this programme students
should be able to assess user requirements and manage the acquisition and implementation of the
various components needed to realise industrial systems as well as to research, design and develop
solutions to problems encountered in industry.

Bachelor of Engineering Degree in Industrial Systems

Industrial Systems Engineering deals with the optimization of complex processes. It focuses on
design, development, improvement, implementation and evaluation of integrated systems in a
global industrial context.

This four year bachelors degree programme was developed to satisfy the needs of local and global
industries. The first two years of this programme provides the requirements for the Associate of
Applied Sciences Degree in Industrial Systems Operations and Maintenance (ADISOM) and the
latter two years culminate into the Bachelor of Engineering in Industrial Systems Degree.The intent
of the programme is to develop in the individual candidate the knowledge, skills and attitudes
necessary to function at the supervisory and management level within complex and rapidly
changing engineering environment. This programme is designed to take advantage of computer-
aided engineering tools to educate a multi-disciplinary engineer. Candidates are prepared as critical
thinkers who are able to analyse and propose novel solutions to problems.

Bachelor of Engineering Degree in Mechatronics

The intent of the programme is to produce graduates in Mechatronic Engineering with sufficient
academic background and demand-driven, practical know-how and experience who would be able
to rise to the challenges of a developing economy. Mechatronic Engineering is a synergy of
mechanical, electrical, electronics and computer engineering. It introduces students to the
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fundamentals of Mechanics, Electrics, Electronics, and Computer Science and how these disciplines
are combined to realize automated systems that will meet current and future requirements of the
manufacturing environment.

Bachelor of Engineering Degree in Industrial Automation

Industrial automation deals with the networking and control of complex processes and systems
making them semi or fully automated. It focuses on designing, programming, implementing,
simulating, evaluating and testing automated systems in a global industrial context to realize
engineering goals.

This four-year bachelors degree programme was developed to satisfy the needs of local and global
industries. There is an increased demand for automation, instrumentation, and control engineers
globally due to the restructuring and rapid growth in new technologies and industries, as such,
industrial processes are becoming increasingly automated. The complete programme was developed
to produce a multi-skilled engineer with broad-based knowledge of the core engineering disciplines
to enable them to assess user requirements and design, evaluate and provide solutions to problems
occurring within local and global industries. The programme design places special emphasis on
relevance to industry as well as academic rigour, thereby producing industry ready leaders who are
capable of undertaking studies in engineering at the graduate level as well as solving engineering
problems in the industry.

Bachelor of Science Degree in Artificial Intelligence and Computer Science

This four year programme is designed to produce a cadre of graduates who are able to assess,
design, evaluate and implement smart systems to control machinery and processes that affects our
everyday life. Students will be introduced to the fundamentals of artificial Intelligence and machine
learning through a rigorous approach. They will be exposed to the various technologies and
techniques involve in the design of smart systems to include robots and IOT systems.

Bachelor of Science Degree in Marine Biotechnology

This four year programme is designed to produce a cadre of graduates who are able to analyze and
develop solutions to problems that are associated with the marine and related environment. The
programme syllabi cover areas in marine biology and biotechnology as well as marine pollution and
environmental protection. Students are also introduced to the practical areas of marine research.

Associate of Applied Sciences Degree in Industrial Systems Operations and Maintenance

The Associate of Applied Sciences Degree in Industrial Systems Operations and Maintenance is
designed to equip students with the requisite skills, knowledge and attitude, to oversee the safe
operation of machinery and equipment which are used in industrial plants and facilities. The
programme also equips students with a wide range of problem solving skills and technology. This
programme is designed to prepare students for entry into the industry at the technician level as well
as to continue studies at the Bachelors degree level.

Based on the heavy course load needed to cover the different facets of engineering, the ADISOM
programme carries intense practical component to reinforce competency and the work based portion
is condensed in a six weeks segment at the end of year two.

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DURATION OF STUDY
The minimum duration of full-time study for a Bachelor’s degree shall be four years, and that of the
Associate Degree two years. Whereas, the minimum duration of part-time (Day Release) study for
a Bachelor’s degree shall be five years, and that of the Associate Degree three years.

The duration of the Masters Degree in Industrial Systems is 2 years, i.e. 18 months of classes and 6
months of research (thesis).

Programmes Mode of Days Campus

Delivery
Master of Science Degree in Industrial Part-time Mondays – Thursdays Palisadoes
Systems is delivered 5:30 p.m. – 8:30 p.m. on
the Palisadoes campus
Bachelor of Engineering Degree in Full-time Mondays to Fridays Palisadoes
Industrial Systems between the hours 8:00
a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Western Campus
(Montego Bay)

Day One full day and one

Release evening (5:30 p.m. – 8:30
p.m.)

Bachelor of Science Degree in Marine Full-time Mondays to Fridays Palisadoes

Biotechnology between the hours 8:00
a.m. – 5:00 p.m.

Bachelor of Engineering Degree in Full-time Mondays to Fridays Palisadoes

Mechatronics between the hours 8:00
a.m. – 5:00 p.m.

Bachelor of Engineering Degree in Full-time Mondays to Fridays Palisadoes

Industrial Automation between the hours 8:00
a.m. – 5:00 p.m.

Bachelor of Science Degree in Artificial Full-time Mondays to Fridays Palisadoes

Intelligence and Computer Science between the hours 8:00
a.m. – 5:00 p.m.

Associate of Applied Sciences Degree in Full-time Mondays to Fridays Palisadoes

Industrial Systems Operations and between the hours 8:00
Maintenance a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Western Campus
(Montego Bay)

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One full day and one

Day evening (5:30 p.m. – 8:30
Release p.m.)

ENTRY REQUIRMENTS

Programme Description Minimum Requirements or Prerequisites

Master of Science Degree in Bachelors Degree specially in Engineering or a related field.
Industrial Systems is delivered OR
Any other criteria as may be accepted by the Academic Board

Bachelor of Engineering in Industrial Minimum of five (5) CSEC/GCE O’ Level or international

Automation equivalent subjects including Mathematics, English and two (2)
technical science subjects.

Bachelor of Engineering in Industrial Minimum of five (5) CSEC/GCE O’ Level or international

Systems equivalent subjects including Mathematics, English and two (2)
technical science subjects.

At least four years related industrial experience with CSEC/GCE

O’ Level subjects in Mathematics, English and one technical
science subject.

Bachelor of Engineering in Minimum of five (5) CSEC/GCE O’ Level or international

Mechatronics equivalent subjects including Mathematics, English and two (2)
technical science subjects.

Bachelor of Science in Artificial Minimum of five (5) CSEC/GCE O’ Level or international

Intelligence and Computer Systems equivalent subjects including Mathematics, English, Information
Technology and any other technical science subject.

Bachelor of Science in Marine Minimum of five (5) CSEC/GCE O’ Level or international

Biotechnology equivalent subjects including Mathematics, English,
Biology/Chemistry and any other science subject.

Associate Degree in Industrial Minimum of five (5) CSEC/GCE O’ Level or international

Systems Operations and equivalent subjects including Mathematics, English and two (2)
Maintenance technical science subjects.

At least four years related industrial experience with CSEC/GCE

O’ Level subjects in Mathematics, English and one technical
science subject.

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MATURE ENTRY

Candidates may also be admitted through Mature Age provision if they meet the following
conditions:

I. They must be at least 25 years of age

II. They must have at least five (5) years industry experience (as per programme of study)
III. They must have Maths, English and one other subject.

Candidates for mature entry may be required to sit an entrance test and also provide a portfolio for
assessment. This portfolio may contain (but will not be limited to):
• Curriculum vitae
• Letter of recommendation from employer/supervisor
• Professional certificates/proof of membership in professional organizations

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COURSE STRUCTURES (including credits)

Caribbean Maritime University

MSc Industrial Systems
Course Structure
Part Time Stream

COURSES Code Hours Credits

Lect. Lab.
SEMESTER 1

Computer Programming M40CP 45 45 4

Communication Links M40CL 45 45 4

Total Semester 1 Credits 8

SEMESTER 2

Industrial Electronics M40IE 45 45 4

Electrical Machines and Power Systems Design M40EPS 45 45 4

Total Semester 2 Credits 8

SEMESTER 3

Advanced Control M41AC 45 45 4

Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning M41MS 45 45 4

Total Semester 3 Credits 8

SEMESTER 4

Industrial Automation 45 45 4

Fundamentals of Robotics 45 45 4

Total Semester 4 Credits 8

SEMESTER 5

Logistics and Supply Chain Management 45 45 3

Project Economics & Finance 45 3

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Total Semester 5 Credits 6

SEMESTER 6

Research Project 18

Total Semester 6 Credits 18

Total credits for the Programme 56

BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING DEGREE IN INDUSTRIAL SYSTEMS

CURRICULUM STRUCTURE: FULL-TIME PROGRAMME OUTLINE

COURSES Code Hours Credits Core/Gen Ed.

Lect. Lab.
SEMESTER 1
Mathematics I M101 45 3.0 Core Science
Communication Skills I CS101 30 2.0 Gen. Education
Engineering Drawing & Designs I EDD101 30 45 3.0 Core Engineering

Industrial Engineering Chemistry A IC101 45 45 4.0 Core Science

Engineering Physics EP101 45 45 4.0 Core Science
Workshop Processes & Practice WPP101 45 45 4.0 Core Engineering

Spanish I-I FLS101 45 3.0 Gen. Education

Total Semester 1 Credits 23
SEMESTER 2
Mathematics II M202 45 3.0 Core Science
Workshop Technology WT201 45 45 4.0 Core Engineering

Engineering Drawing & Designs II EDD202 30 45 3.0 Core Engineering

Communication Skills II CS202 30 2.0 Gen. Education

Electrical Engineering Science EES201 45 45 4.0 Core Engineering

Industrial Engineering Chemistry B IC202 45 45 4.0 Core Science

Spanish I – II FLS202 45 3.0 Gen. Education
Total Semester 2 Credits 23
SEMESTER 3
Principles of Thermodynamics PT301 45 3.0 Core Engineering

Fluid Mechanics FM301 45 3.0 Core Engineering

Electrical Machines I EM301 30 45 3.0 Core Engineering

Differential Equations DE301 45 3.0 Core Science

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Diesel Plant Principles & Operations DPO301 30 45 3.0 Core Engineering

Material Technology MT301 45 3.0 Core Engineering

Electronic Principles EP301 30 45 3.0 Core Engineering

Fuel Technology FT301 45 3.0 Core Engineering

Total Semester 3 Credits 24

SEMESTER 4
Instrumentation I I401 45 3.0 Core Engineering

Controls I C401 45 3.0 Core Engineering

Industrial Boiler Operations IBO401 30 45 3.0 Core Engineering

Welding Technology WLDT40 30 45 3.0 Core Engineering

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Electrical Machines II EM402 30 45 3.0 Core Engineering

Introduction to Management IM401 30 2.0 Gen. Education

Principles of Air Conditioning & ACR401 45 3.0 Core Engineering
Refrigeration
Project /Industrial Experience (Awareness) IA401 240 3.0 Core Engineering

Total Semester 4 Credits 23

SEMESTER 5
Engineering Mathematics I EM501 45 3.0 Core Science
Probability & Statistics PS501 45 3.0 Core Science
Instrumentation II I502 30 45 3.0 Core Engineering

Industrial Electronics I IE501 45 45 4.0 Core Engineering

Computer Programming I CP501 30 45 3.0 Core Engineering

Computer Aided Design & Manufacturing CADM50 30 45 3.0 Core Engineering

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Total Semester 5 Credits 19
SEMESTER 6
Engineering Mathematics II EM602 45 3.0 Core Science
Reliability and Maintenance RE601 30 45 3.0 Core Engineering

Research Methods RM601 45 3.0 Gen. Education

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Industrial Electronics II IE602 45 45 4.0 Core Engineering

Dynamic Noise & Vibration DNV601 45 3.0 Core Engineering

Microcontroller Applications MA601 30 45 3.0 Core Engineering

Computer Programming II CP602 30 45 3.0 Core Engineering

Total Semester 6 Credits 22

SEMESTER 7
Strength of Materials & Structure SMS701 45 3.0 Core Engineering

Project Management PM701 45 3.0 Gen. Education

Energy & Fluid Flow EFF701 30 45 3.0 Core Engineering

Engineering Mathematics III EM703 45 3.0 Core Science

Manufacturing Processes MP701 45 3.0 Core Engineering

Controls II C702 45 3.0 Core Engineering

Total Semester 7 Credits 18

SEMESTER 8
Designs, Materials & Processes DMP801 30 45 3.0 Core Engineering

Occupational Health & Safety OHS801 30 2.0 Gen. Education

Operations Management OM801 45 3.0 Gen. Education
Renewable Energy RE801 30 45 3.0 Core Engineering

Electrical Power Systems EPS801 30 45 3.0 Core Engineering

Major Project 45 3.0 Gen. Education

Total Semester 8 Credits 17
ELECTIVES
Computer Architecture and Programming CAP801 30 45 3.0 Elective
Industrial Systems & Material Handling ISMH701 45 3.0 Elective

Engineering Ethics EE801 45 3.0 Elective

Logistics Management LM401 45 3.0 Elective
Total Electives 12
TOTAL PROGRAMME CREDIT 181

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BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING DEGREE IN MECHATRONICS

CURRICULUM STRUCTURE: FULL-TIME PROGRAMME OUTLINE

SEMESTER ONE
No Code Courses Hours Credits Core/Gen Ed.
1 M101 Mathematics I 45 3 Core Science
2 CS101 Communication Skills I 30 2 General Ed.
3 EDD101 Engineering Drawing & Designs I 45(45) 4 Core Engineering
4 IC101 Industrial Engineering Chemistry A 45 3 Core Science
5 EP101 Engineering Physics I 45 3 Core Science
6 WPP101 Workshop Processes & Practices 45(45) 4 Core Engineering
Total Semester 1 Credits 19

SEMESTER TWO
No Code Courses Hours Credits Core/Gen Ed.
1 M202 Mathematics II 45 3 Core Science
2 WT202 Workshop Technology 45(45) 4 Core Engineering
3 EDD202 Engineering Drawing & Designs II 45(45) 4 Core Engineering
4 CS202 Communication Skills II 30 2 General Ed.
5 EES201 Electrical Engineering Science 45 3 Core Science
6 IC202 Industrial Engineering Chemistry B 30(45) 3 Core Engineering
Total Semester 2 Credits 19

SEMESTER THREE
No Code Course Hours Credits Core/Gen Ed.
1 DE301 Differential Equations 45 3 Core Science
2 CP501 Computer Programming I 45 3 Core Engineering
3 PT301 Principles of Thermodynamics 30(45) 3 Core Engineering
4 EM301 Electrical Machines I 45(45) 4 Core Engineering
5 EP301 Electronic Principles 45(45) 4 Core Engineering
Total Semester 3 Credits 17

SEMESTER FOUR
No Code Course Hours Credits Core/Gen Ed.
2 EEM401 Elements of Engineering Materials 45 3 Core Engineering
3 CP602 Computer Programming II 30(45) 3 Core Engineering
4 FM301 Fluid Mechanics 45(45) 4 Core Engineering
5 EM402 Electrical Machines II 45(45) 4 Core Engineering
6 DNV601 Dynamic Noise and Vibrations 45 3 Core Engineering
7 ET401 Electromagnetic Theory 30(45) 3 Core Engineering
Total Semester 4 Credits 20

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SEMESTER FIVE
No Code Courses Hours Credits Core/Gen Ed.
2 EM501 Engineering Mathematics I 45 3 Core Science
3 MES501 Microcontrollers and Embedded Systems 45(45) 4 Core Engineering
4 CNC501 Computer Networks and Communication 45(45) 4 Core Engineering
Systems
5 IE501 Industrial Electronics I 30(45) 3 Core Engineering
6 30(45) 3 Core Engineering
Total Semester 5 Credits 17

SEMESTER SIX
No Code Courses Hours Credits Core/Gen Ed.
1 EM602 Engineering Mathematics II 45 3 Core Science
2 RM601 Research Methods 45 3 General Ed.
3 CE601 Control I 30(45) 3 Core Engineering
4 IE602 Industrial Electronics II 30(45) 3 Core Engineering
6 II601 Industrial Instrumentation I 45 3 Core Engineering
Total Semester 6 Credits 15

SEMESTER SEVEN
No Code Course Hours Credits Core/Gen Ed.
1 II702 Industrial Instrumentation II 45 3 Core Engineering
2 CE702 Control II 30(45) 3 Core Engineering
3 PMM701 PLC’s, Microcomputers and 30(45) 3 Core Engineering
Microprocessor Systems Fundamentals
4 MLF701 Machine Learning Fundamentals 45 3 Core Engineering
5 PM701 Project Management 45 3 General Ed.
Total Semester 7 Credits 15

SEMESTER EIGHT
No Code Course Hours Credits Core/Gen Ed.
1 IRD801 Introduction to Robotic Design 45 3 Core Engineering
2 EML801 Engineering Management and Law 45 4 Core Engineering
3 AR801 Automation and Robotics 45(45) 4 Core Engineering
4 ISD801 Intelligent Systems Design 30(45) 3 Core Engineering
5 MP801 Major Project 45 3 Core Engineering
Total Semester 8 Credits (Including 17
Elective)

ELECTIVES
No Code Course Hours Credits Core/Gen Ed.
1 CAP801 Computer Architecture and 30(45) 3.0 Elective
Programming

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2 ISMH701 Industrial Systems & Material 45 3.0 Elective

Handling
3 EE801 Engineering Ethics 45 3.0 Elective
4 LM401 Logistics Management 45 3.0 Elective
5 CAP801 Computer Architecture and 30 3.0 Elective
Programming

TOTAL PROGRAMME CREDITS (without electives) – 139 CREDITS

TOTAL PROGRAMME CREDITS (with elective) – 142 CREDITS

BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING DEGREE IN INDUSTRIAL AUTOMATION

CURRICULUM STRUCTURE: FULL-TIME PROGRAMME OUTLINE

SEMESTER ONE
No Code Courses Hours Credits Core/Gen Ed.
1 M101 Mathematics I 45 3 Core Science
2 CS101 Communication Skills I 30 2 General Ed.
3 EDD101 Engineering Drawing & Designs I 45(45) 4 Core Engineering
4 IC101 Industrial Engineering Chemistry A 45 3 Core Science
5 EP101 Engineering Physics 45 3 Core Science
6 WPP101 Workshop Processes & Practice 45(45) 4 Core Engineering
Total Semester 1 Credits 19

SEMESTER TWO
No Code Courses Hours Credits Core/Gen Ed.
1 M202 Mathematics II 45 3 Core Science
2 WT202 Workshop Technology 45(45) 4 Core Engineering
3 EDD202 Engineering Drawing & Designs II 45(45) 4 Core Engineering
4 CS202 Communication Skills II 30 2 General Ed.
5 EES201 Electrical Engineering Science 45 3 Core Science
6 IC202 Industrial Engineering Chemistry B 30(45) 3 Core Science
Total Semester 2 Credits 19

SEMESTER THREE
No Code Course Hours Credits Core/Gen Ed.
1 DE301 Differential Equations 45 3 Core Science
2 IM401 Introduction to Management 30 2 General Ed.
3 PT301 Principles of Thermodynamics 30(45) 3 Core Engineering
4 EM301 Electrical Machines I 45(45) 4 Core Engineering
5 EP301 Electronic Principles 45(45) 4 Core Engineering
Total Semester 3 Credits 16

SEMESTER FOUR
No Code Course Hours Credits Core/Gen Ed.

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1 CP501 Computer Programming I 45 3 Core Engineering

3 ET401 Electromagnetic Theory 45 3 Core Engineering
4 FM301 Fluid Mechanics 45(45) 4 Core Engineering
5 EM402 Electrical Machines II 45(45) 4 Core Engineering
6 DNV601 Dynamic Noise and Vibrations 45 3 Core Engineering
Total Semester 4 Credits 17

SEMESTER FIVE
No Code Courses Hours Credits Core/Gen Ed.
1 CP602 Computer Programming II 30(45) 3 Core Engineering
2 EM501 Engineering Mathematics I 45 3 Core Science
3 MES501 Microcontrollers and Embedded Systems 45(45) 4 Core Engineering
4 CNC501 Computer Networks and Communication 45(45) 4 Core Engineering
Systems
5 IE501 Industrial Electronics I 30(45) 3 Core Engineering
Total Semester 5 Credits 17

SEMESTER SIX
No Code Courses Hours Credits Core/Gen Ed.
1 EM602 Engineering Mathematics II 45 3 Core Science
2 RM601 Research Methods 45 3 General Ed.
3 C401 Control I 30(45) 3 Core Engineering
4 IE602 Industrial Electronics II 30(45) 3 Core Engineering
5 II601 Industrial Instrumentation I 45 3 Core Engineering
Total Semester 6 Credits 15

SEMESTER SEVEN
No Code Course Hours Credits Core/Gen Ed.
1 II702 Industrial Instrumentation II 45 3 Core Engineering
2 C702 Control II 30(45) 3 Core Engineering
3 PPF701 PLC Programming Fundamentals 30(45) 3 Core Engineering
4 FIA701 Fundamentals of Industrial Automation 45 3 Core Engineering
Systems
5 MLF701 Machine Learning Fundamentals 45 3 Core Engineering
Total Semester 7 Credits 15

SEMESTER EIGHT
No Code Course Hours Credits Core/Gen Ed.
1 FRD801 Fundamentals of Robotic Design 45 3 Core Engineering
2 ME501 Management for Engineers 45 4 Core Engineering
3 C803 Control III 30(45) 3 Core Engineering
4 APP802 Advanced PLC Programming 30(45) 3 Core Engineering
5 PM701 Project Management 45 3 General Ed.
Major Project 45 3 Core Engineering

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Total Semester 8 Credits 19

ELECTIVES
No Code Course Hours Credits Core/Gen Ed.
1 CAP801 Computer Architecture and 30(45) 3 Elective
Programming
2 ISMH701 Industrial Systems & Material 45 3 Elective
Handling
3 EE801 Engineering Ethics 45 3 Elective
4 LM401 Logistics Management 45 3 Elective

TOTAL PROGRAMME CREDITS (without elective) – 137 CREDITS

TOTAL PROGRAMME CREDITS (with elective) – 140 CREDITS

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE DEGREE IN ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

CURRICULUM STRUCTURE: FULL-TIME PROGRAMME OUTLINE

SEMESTER ONE
No Code Courses Hours Credits Core/Gen Ed.
1 Introductory Algebra 45 3 Core Science
2 Communication Skills1 30 2 General Ed.
3 Spanish 1 30 2 General Ed.
4 CAL101 Calculus1 45 3 Core Science
5 EP101 Engineering Physics 1 45 3 Core Science
6 Introduction to Computer Science 45 3 Core Science
Total Semester 1 Credits 16

SEMESTER TWO
No Code Courses Hours Credits Core/Gen Ed.
1 Linear Algebra 1 45 3 Core Science
2 Communication Skills 2 30 2 General Ed.
3 Spanish 2 30 2 General Ed.
4 CAL202 Calculus 2 45 3 Core Science
5 EP202 Engineering Physics 2 45 3 Core Science
6 Computer Programming 1 30(45) 3 Core AI
Total Semester 2 Credits 16

SEMESTER THREE
No Code Course Hours Credits Core/Gen Ed.
1 Linear Algebra 2 45 3 Core Science
2 Calculus3 45 3 General Ed.
3 Computer Programming 2 30(45) 3 Core AI
4 Processing Formal and Natural 45 3 Core AI

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Languages
5 Probability Theory 45 3 Core Science
Total Semester 3 Credits 15

SEMESTER FOUR
No Code Course Hours Credits Core/Gen Ed.
1 Advanced Linear Algebra 45 3 Core Science
2 Data Structures 45 3 General Ed.
3 Computer Programming 3 30(45) 3 Core AI
4 Statistical Inference 45 3 Core Science.
5 Introduction to Management 30 2 General Ed.
Total Semester 4Credits including 14
Electives

SEMESTER FIVE
No Code Courses Hours Credits Core/Gen Ed.
1 Fundamentals of Data Analytics 45 3 Core AI
2 Automated Reasoning 45 3 Core AI
3 Neural Networks 45 3 Core AI
4 Electronics 1 45(45) 4 Core AI
5 Advanced Probability Theory 45 3 Core Science
6 Computer Programming 4 30(45) 3 Core AI
Total Semester 5 Credits 19

SEMESTER SIX
No Code Courses Hours Credits Core/Gen Ed.
1 Computer Communication and 45 3 Core AI
Networks
2 Research Methods 45 3 General Ed.
3 Computer Systems Design 45 3 Core AI
Fundamentals
4 Machine Learning Fundamentals 45 3 Core AI
5 Database Systems 45(45) 4 Core AI
6 Operating Systems Design 45 3 Core AI
Total Semester 6 Credits 19

SEMESTER SEVEN
No Code Course Hours Credits Core/Gen Ed.
1 Introduction to Big Data Analytics 45 3 Core AI
2 Machine Learning and Pattern 45(45) 4 Core AI
Recognition
3 Image Processing and Computer Vision 30(45) 3 Core AI
4 Advanced Algorithms Design 45 3 Core AI

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5 Robotics and Intelligent Systems Design 45 3 Core AI

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6 Fundamentals of Cyber Security. 30(45) 3 Core AI
Total Semester 7 Credits 19

SEMESTER EIGHT
No Code Course Hours Credits Core/Gen Ed.
1 Cognitive Computing 45 3 Core AI
2 Robotics and Intelligent Systems 45(45) 4 Core AI
Design 2
3 Principles and Design of IoT Systems 45 3 Core AI
4 Project Management 45 3 General Ed.
Major Project 45 3 Core AI
Total Semester 8 Credits including 16
Electives

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE DEGREE IN MARINE BIOTECHNOLOGY

CURRICULUM STRUCTURE: FULL-TIME PROGRAMME OUTLINE

SEMESTER ONE
No. Code Courses Hours Credits Core/Gen Ed.
Lec. Lab
1 FLS101 Spanish I-I 45 3 General Ed.
2 M101 Mathematics I 45 3 Core Science
3 EP101 Engineering Physics 45 3 Core Science
4 CS101 Communication Skills I 30 2 General Ed.
5 IC101 Industrial Engineering Chemistry A 45 45 4 Core Science
Total Semester 1 Credits 15

SEMESTER TWO
No. Code Courses Hours Credits Core/Gen Ed.
Lec. Lab
1 FLS202 Spanish I-II 45 3 General Ed.
2 M202 Mathematics II 45 3 Core Science
3 CS202 Communications Skills II 30 2 General Ed.
4 IC202 Industrial Engineering Chemistry B 45 45 4 Core Science
5 BY201 Biology – Plants, Animals and Microbes 45 45 4 Core Marine
6 SD201 Scuba Diving 45 45 4 Core Marine
Total Semester 2 Credits 20

SEMESTER THREE
No. Code Courses Hours Credits Core/Gen Ed.
Lec. Lab
1 IT201 Information Technology I 45 3 General Ed.

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2 DE301 Differential Equations 45 3 Core Science

3 PT301 Principles of Thermodynamics 45 3 Core Science
4 BIF301 Biochemistry Fundamentals 45 45 4 Core Marine
5 ASD302 Advanced Scuba Diving 45 45 4 Core Marine
6 IB301 Introduction to Biotechnology 45 3
Total Semester 3 Credits 20

SEMESTER FOUR
No. Code Courses Hours Credits Core/Gen Ed.
Lec. Lab
1 BST401 Basic Safety Training 45 3 Core Marine
2 IAR401 Introduction to Academic Research 45 3 General Ed.
3 BIO401 Biotechnology I 45 45 4 Core Marine
4 MPES201 Marine Pollution and Environmental 45 3 Core Science
Studies
5 RD403 Research Diving 45 45 4 Core Marine
Total Semester 4 Credits 17

SEMESTER FIVE
No. Code Courses Hours Credits Core/Gen Ed.
Lec. Lab
1 BIO502 Biotechnology II 45 45 4 Core Marine
2 EM802 Environmental Management 45 3 Core Marine.
3 MET501 Meteorology 45 3 Core Marine
4 PS501 Probability and Statistics 45 3 Core Science
5 MMB501 Management for Marine Biotechnologist 45 3 Core Marine
Total Semester 5 Credits 16

SEMESTER SIX
No. Code Courses Hours Credits Core/Gen Ed.
Lec. Lab
1 PTC601 Plant Tissue Culture & Micropropagation 45 45 4 Core Marine
2 ENT601 Enzyme Technology 45 3 Core Marine
3 DPM701 Disaster Prevention and Emergency 45 3 Core Marine
Management
4 RM601 Research Methods 45 3 General Ed.
5 MB601 Marine Biotechnology I 45 45 4 Core Marine
Total Semester 6 Credits 17

SEMESTER SEVEN
No. Code Courses Hours Credits Core/Gen Ed.
Lec. Lab
1 WQP701 Water Quality and Physico-Chemical 45 45 4 Core Marine
Purification

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2 MB702 Marine Biotechnology II 45 45 4 Core Marine

3 MLR701 Marine Living Resources 45 3 Core Marine
4 MEB702 Medical Biotechnology 45 3 Core Marine
5 IN702 Introductory Nanotechnology 45 3 Core Marine
Total Semester 7 Credits 17

SEMESTER EIGHT
No. Code Courses Hours Credits Core/Gen Ed.
Lec. Lab
1 MIB801 Microbial Biotechnology 45 3 Core Marine
2 NUB801 Nutraceutical Biotechnology 45 3 Core Marine
3 TMB801 Tools for Marine Biotechnology 45 3 Core Marine
4 MLAW302 Maritime Law/Legislation 45 3 Core Science
5 PRO801 Bio-research Project 3 Core Marine
Total Semester 8 Credits (including 18
elective)

TOTAL PROGRAMME CREDITS = 140

ASSOCIATE OF APPLIED SCIENCE DEGREE IN INDUSTRIAL SYSTEMS

OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE (ADISOM)

CURRICULUM STRUCTURE: FULL-TIME PROGRAMME OUTLINE

COURSES New Hours Credit Core/Gen Ed.

Code Lect. Lab. s
SEMESTER 1
Mathematics I M101 45 3.0 Core Science
Communication Skills I CS101 30 2.0 Gen. Education
Engineering Drawing & Designs I EDD101 30 45 3.0 Core
Engineering
Industrial Engineering Chemistry A IC101 45 45 4.0 Core Science
Engineering Physics EP101 45 45 4.0 Core Science
Workshop Processes & Practice WPP101 45 45 4.0 Core
Engineering
Spanish I -I FLS101 45 3.0 Gen. Education
Total Semester 1 Credits 23
SEMESTER 2
Mathematics II M202 45 3.0 Core Science
Workshop Technology WT202 45 45 4.0 Core
Engineering
Engineering Drawing & Designs II EDD202 30 45 3.0 Core
Engineering
Communication Skills II CS202 30 2.0 Gen. Education
Electrical Engineering Science EES201 45 45 4.0 Core

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Engineering
Industrial Engineering Chemistry B IC202 45 45 4.0 Core Science
Spanish I – II FLS202 45 3.0 Gen. Education
Total Semester 2 Credits 23
SEMESTER 3
Principles of Thermodynamics PT301 45 3.0 Core
Engineering
Fluid Mechanics FM301 45 3.0 Core
Engineering
Electrical Machines I EM301 30 45 3.0 Core
Engineering
Differential Equations DE301 45 3.0 Core Science
Diesel Plant Principles & Operations DPO301 30 45 3.0 Core
Engineering
Material Technology MT301 45 3.0 Core
Engineering
Electronic Principles EP301 30 45 3.0 Core
Engineering
Fuel Technology FT301 45 3.0 Core
Engineering
Total Semester 3 Credits 24
SEMESTER 4
Instrumentation I I401 45 3.0 Core
Engineering
Controls I C401 45 3.0 Core
Engineering
Industrial Boiler Operations IBO401 30 45 3.0 Core
Engineering
Welding Technology WLDT4 30 45 3.0 Core
01 Engineering
Electrical Machines II EM402 30 45 3.0 Core
Engineering
Introduction to Management IM401 30 2.0 Gen. Education
Principles of Air Conditioning & ACR401 45 3.0 Core
Refrigeration Engineering
Total Semester 4 Credits 20
Project /Industrial Experience IA401 240 3.0 Core
(Awareness) Engineering
Total credits for ADISOM Programme 93

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