Courses

Comprehensive clinical chemistry course covering urinalysis, proteins, hepatobiliary disease, mineral metabolism, pancreatic disease, endocrine function, and acid-base balance assessments.

An introductory course in Operations Research covering linear programming formulation, the graphical and simplex methods, duality and sensitivity analysis, and network-based models such as the transportation and assignment problems, with an emphasis on formulating and solving real engineering decision problems.

A core industrial engineering course covering method study and motion study techniques, including process charting, the principles of motion economy and therbligs, time study and performance rating, work sampling, and predetermined motion time systems used to set standard times and improve workplace productivity.

An applied statistics course for engineering students covering descriptive statistics and probability, common discrete and continuous probability distributions, sampling distributions and estimation, hypothesis testing, correlation and simple linear regression, and statistical process control charts.

Comprehensive electric circuit analysis course (EE 303) covering basic quantities and sources, Ohm's law, power and the passive sign convention, series/parallel reduction and dividers, Kirchhoff's laws, nodal and mesh analysis with supernodes and supermeshes, superposition, source transformation, Thevenin and Norton equivalents, and maximum power transfer.

University Manufacturing Processes 1 (IE 366): ferrous and non-ferrous metals, fundamentals and processes of metal casting, and bulk-deformation processes — rolling, forging, extrusion and drawing.

University Thermal-Fluid Sciences, Part I — Thermodynamics (Cengel, Turner & Cimbala): basic concepts, energy and the first law, properties of pure substances, and the second law with the Carnot cycle.

Chemistry in the Jordanian Tawjihi gives students an understanding of matter and its applications, preparing them to excel in the national exam.

Biology in the Jordanian Tawjihi helps students understand living organisms and their functions, preparing them well for the national exam.

The Earth Science course for Year Twelve covers fossil fuels and the environment, geological structures, plate tectonics, and geological exploration.

The Physics course covers linear momentum and collisions, rotational motion, electrostatics, and electric current.

The Financial Literacy course for Year Twelve covers accounting cycles, financial statements, financial analysis, financial markets, and the role of the Central Bank of Jordan.

Arabic in the Jordanian Tawjihi strengthens identity and language skills, preparing students to excel in the national exam.

The Islamic Education course for Year Twelve covers man’s relationship with his Creator, with himself, and with those around him.

The English course for Year Twelve focuses on advanced reading, writing, listening, and speaking skills, with grammar and vocabulary development.

The Jordanian History course for Year Twelve covers the political and economic life in Jordan through modern and contemporary eras.

History is the study of past events and the development of civilizations and peoples to understand humanity’s present and future.

The Geography course for Year Twelve covers landforms, political geography, and population geography.

History is the study of past events and the development of civilizations and peoples to understand humanity’s present and future.

Grade 11 Financial Literacy course focusing on introduction to economics, basic economic concepts, economic systems, economic problems and scarcity, and factors of production and their integration

Grade 11 Technology course focusing on algorithms and programming, studying programming languages and their types, Python programming fundamentals, control structures and data types, and practical applications in problem solving

Grade 11 English Language course focusing on communication methods through history, English grammar and tenses, vocabulary and expressions, emotional intelligence, and analytical essay writing

Grade 11 History course focusing on Jordan in ancient times, studying ancient Arab kingdoms, Greek, Roman and Byzantine civilizations, and archaeological sites and world heritage in Jordan

Grade 11 Arabic Language course focusing on human values in the Holy Quran, developing listening, speaking, reading and writing skills, along with Arabic rhetoric and grammar

Grade 11 Islamic Education course focusing on verses from Surah Al-Imran, prophetic hadiths, forms of misguidance, human dignity in Islam, marriage legitimacy and preliminaries, and jihad in Islam

Grade 11 Jordanian History course focusing on Jordan history in ancient times, the three Arab kingdoms, Nabataean kingdom and civilization, Greek, Roman and Byzantine civilizations, and Jordanian world heritage

The Digital Literacy course for Year Eight covers computer skills and technology.

The Mathematics course for Year Eight covers algebra, geometry, and statistics.

The Social Studies course for Year Eight covers history, geography, and society.

The English course for Year Eight focuses on reading, writing, and speaking skills.

The Arabic course for Year Eight covers grammar, morphology, and literature.