Agricultural Engineering (1): Analytical Geometry and Calculation. 2 Units 

Curve fitting -  Theory of desemesterinats -  Algebra of matrices, inverse of matrix - solution of linear equations system -  Conic sections - Series. Applications.

Agricultural engineering (2): Integration and Differentiation. 2 Units    

 (1 Lec. + 1 Prac.)

Functions, limits, differentiation of algebric, trigonometric, Exponential and Logarthmic functions - Numerical derivatives - Applications of differentiation -  integration -  methods of integration - the definite integral.

Agricultural Engineering (101): Applied Mathematics. 5 Units

(3 Lec. + 4 Prac.)

Vectors: (scalar and vector quantities, and their multiplications vector differentiation, complex number, differential equations applications on heat transfer and vibrations ……. etc.), numberical analysis and scientific computations.

Agricultural Engineering (102): Workshops of Farm Maintenance. 4 Units

 (3 Lec. + 2 Prac.)

Important considerations in construction of a farm workshop, required area, practical lighting and ventilation required, forging, sheet-metal working and metal cutting, plumbing, carpentry, metrdogy and precision, fitting, machinery and tractors maintenance.

Agricultural Engineering (103): Machine Drawing and Design. 5 Units

(3 Lec. + 4 Prac.)

Drawing instruments - lettering, drawing scales - basic drawing operations-  projections  - 3 Dim, isometrics and dimensioning - exercises on drawing of some machine parts.

Agricultural Engineering (104): Theory and Construction  of Machines. 5 Units

 (3 Lec. + 4 Prac.)

Power analysis and moments in constructions - materials resistance, power balance  - motion laws  - displacement  - speed and acceleration polygons, graphical construction - simple harmonic motion - balancing principles and vibration theory.

Agricultural Engineering (105): Tractors and Agricultural Machinery. 3 Units

(2 Lec. + 2 Prac.)

Introduction to agricultural machinery - power transmission in machines- materials used in machines - principles of mechanics and energy - ploughs, sowing and hoeing - pest control and harvesting machines - agricultural tractors -  types of tractors -  tractor main parts - clutching and transmission devices - tractor balance - economics of operating tractors and agricultural machinery.

Agricultural Engineering (106): Land Reclamation Machinery. 3 Units

(2 Lec. + 2 Prac.)

Agricultural Engineering (106): Surveying, Irrigation and Drainage.4 Units

(3 Lec. + 2 Prac.)

Drawing scales, principles of maps drawing, plane surveying, surveying operations, chain surveying, drawing methods of maps, differential – Cross and checkerboard leveling, and cubes of cutting and filling.

Irrigation water sources, conveying of irrigation water and drainage, Water requirements and measuring methods, Irrigation efficiency and lost in irrigation water, Irrigation methods and drainage.

Agricultural Engineering (107): Tillage & Soil Machinery. 4 Units        

(3 Lec. + 2 Prac.)

Soil physical properties and mechanics - mechanical analysis and Soil classification - draft resistance - moisture effect - measuring Soil resistance to penetration - Soil ploughing implements - ploughs and various shares - Soil resistance to ploughing and the energy exerted - measuring Soil breaking up effects and inversion - theory to models and Soil experiments - moisture diffusion in Soil

Agricultural Engineering (108): Hydraulics and Design of Irrigation Systems. 3 Units

(2 Lec. + 2 Prac.)

Definitions of basis of motion in fluids – flow measurement - flow in pipes and in open channels – dimensional analysis and hydraulic similarity – pumps – sprinkling irrigation systems and hydraulic design – irrigation by dripping and hydraulic design.

Agricultural Engineering (109): Theory and Design of Machinery.5 Units

(3 Lec. + 4 Prac.)

connectors by bolts and rivets – design of some important parts such as screw jack – hydraulic joints – brakes and machines frames. Genetic basis of heredity – genetic parameters of fish repulations  - genetic applications of fish improvement – Biochemical genetics – Electrophoretic and biotechnological techniques in fishes – Chromosomal manipulation - Application of genetic engineering in fish culture.

Agricultural Engineering (110): Design of Farm Machinery. 4 Units          

(2 Lec. + 2 Prac.)

General principles of functional design Soil tillage and plough design – pressure vessels and hydraulic systems – theory and design of reciprocating parts such as of compressors – mowers of fits and tolerances and finishing of machine – part surfaces and operating signs on the working drawings.

Agricultural Engineering (111): Internal Combustion Engines and Maintenance. 4 Units

(3 Lec. + 2 Prac.)

Engine main parts – combustion theory – ignition combustion cycles by sparks and compression – principles of thermodynamices – and calculation of cycle efficiency – engines normal performance  - engines maintenance.

Agricultural Engineering (112): Agricultural Mechanization. 3 Units      

(2 Lec. + 2 Prac.)

Agricultural mechanization - economical and social importance – machines fleet performance – production rates and factors affecting suitability of the fleet to crops patters – areas – operation seasons – maintenance and economics – obstacles and problems facing mechanization and overcoming them.

Agricultural Engineering (117): Pest Control Equipments.  3 Units

(2 Lec. + 2 Prac.)

Uniformity of spray distribution – Catch efficiency – Desemesterination of droplet size – Electrostatic charging – Factors affecting drift and drift control – Dust and application of dry chemicals – Sprayer operation – Maintenance of equipment – Safety precautions – Selection of spraying equipment.

Agricultural Engineering (200): Research and Seminar. 3 Units

 (6 Prac.)

Supervised individual laboratory  or field research. A written report of work accomplished is required.