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BOARD OF TRUSTEES H.E. Khalifa Mohamed Rubaya Al Muhairi H.E. Dr. Khalid Mohammed Kadfoor Al Muhairi H.E. Dr. Hamdan Musallam Al Mazrouei H.E. Ahmed Humaid Al Mazroui H.E. Mohammed Mania Saeed Al Otaiba H.E. Ahmed Matar Al Muhairi H.E. Ahmed Mubarak Al Mazrouei H.E. Ateeq Fetr Al Rumaithi H.E. Naif Musallam Hamad Hamror Al Amri H.E. Prof. Abdul Rahim Sabouni Chairman Vice Chairman Member Member Member Member Member Member Member Member INTRODUCTION The University Catalogue is a basic reference concerning policies, procedures, programs, and regulations affecting ALHOSN University (ALHOSN) faculty and students. The Catalogue is intended to serve as a convenient guide, and does not contain each and every policy pertaining to students and faculty. Faculty and students may obtain complete information from the actual policy documents located in the Office of the Vice Chancellor, including, the University’s constitution and bylaws, policy statements and the official governance documents for the University administration and faculty issued by the Office of the Vice Chancellor, the University’s general manual containing policies, procedures, and descriptions concerning the University’s structure and academic programs, the Student Handbook, and human resource memoranda and current policies concerning employment, issued by the Office of Administrative and Financial Affairs. Information contained in this Catalogue does not create any rights for University teaching staff or students beyond those rights already existing under individual policies, decrees, contracts and under UAE law. The misapplication or failure to follow any specific provision in this catalogue should not be grounds for setting aside or modifying any decision when it has been determined by the appropriate administrative authority that the decision was fairly made and in the best interest of the University. The University may make changes to these policies as it deems fit and necessary subject to various external legal and regulatory forces. 12
ACADEMIC YEAR CALENDAR 2012 – 2013 (Undergraduate and Graduate) Fall Semester 2012 September 2 Sunday Faculty report to their respective departments Math Placement Test for new students 3 ‐ 4 Monday‐Tuesday Announcement of acceptance into programs Orientation for new students 9 Sunday Beginning of Fall Semester ‐ Classes Begin 16 Sunday Last day to drop courses and receive a full refund of the tuition fees Last day to withdraw and receive a full‐refund of the tuition fees Last day to add courses through the online registration system 23 Sunday Last day to add courses with a special request Last day to pay the first installment of the Fall Semester fees Last day to drop courses and receive a partial refund (80%) of tuition fees 30 Sunday Last day Last to day drop to courses withdraw and and receive receive a partial a partial refund refund (60%) (80%) of tuition of the tuition fees fees October 8 Monday Last day Last to day drop to courses withdraw without and receive any refund a partial refund (60%) of the tuition Courses fees dropped after this date will receive a ‘W’ grade 24 Wednesday Last day to pay Fall Semester fees (final installment) without penalty 25 OCT ‐ Thursday‐Saturday Eid Al Adha Holiday* November 34 NOV ‐ 10 Sunday‐Saturday Mid‐Semester Exams 11 Sunday Classes Resume 15 Thursday Hijri New Year* 18 25 Sunday Sunday Last day to drop courses with “W” without special permission from the Registrar. Courses dropped after this date will receive an ‘F’ grade Last day to withdraw. Withdrawal after this date will result in an ‘F’ grade Beginning for all of courses early registration registered for the Spring semester Semester 2013 December 1 ‐ 2 Saturday‐Sunday National Day Break 16 DEC–5 Sunday‐Saturday Students’ Fall Semester Break January JAN 1 Tuesday New Year Day 6 Sunday Classes Resume 6 ‐ 10 Sunday‐Thursday Capstone Exams 9 ‐ 10 Wednesday‐Thursday Reading Break 13 Sunday Final Exams Begin 23 Wednesday Final Exams End 24 Thursday Mawlid al Nabawi (Prophet Mohammed’s PBUH Birthday)* 25 Friday Mid‐year Break begins (Students Only) 31 Thursday Announcement of Fall Semester results Registration begins Math Placement Test for new students Orientation for Spring Semester Spring Semester 2013 February 3 Sunday Beginning of Spring Semester ‐ Classes begin 10 Sunday Last day to drop courses and receive a full refund of the tuition fees Last day to withdraw from the University and receive a full‐refund of 17 Sunday the tuition fees Last day Last to day add to undergraduate add courses through and graduate the online courses registration with a special system request Last day to pay the first installment of the Fall Semester fees Last day to drop courses and receive a partial refund (80%) of tuition fees 24 Sunday Last day to drop courses and receive a partial refund (60%) of tuition fees Last day to withdraw and receive a partial refund (80%) of March 3 Sunday thetuition Last day Last to fees day drop to courses withdraw without and receive any refund a partial of tuition refund fees (60%) of the tuition Courses fees dropped after this date will receive a ‘W’ grade 19 Tuesday Last day to pay Spring Semester fees (final installment) without penalty 24 ‐ 30 Sunday – Saturday Mid‐Semester Exams 31MAR ‐ 1nnn1APR Sunday‐Thursday Students’ Spring Semester Break 13
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Upon completion of the BBA program,
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BBA Elective Courses Specialization
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FIN 201 Principles of Finance (3 =
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MGT 100 Introduction to Business (3
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MKT 452 Consumer Behavior (3 = 3 +
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Dr Banchongsan Charoensook Assistan
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d. Analyze and integrate complex in
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Course Descriptions ACT 210 Financi
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Department of Management Informatio
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BMIS Eight Semester Study Plan Code
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communications fundamentals, emergi
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4. Cultivate an awareness of the de
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Course Descriptions The Architectur
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ARC 311 Project Management (3 = 3 +
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Faculty and Teaching Staff - Archit
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and socially responsible. The above
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BSCE Eight Semester Study Plan Code
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CIV 313 Structural Systems II (3 =
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engineering management and their po
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Department of Mechanical and Indust
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PO-G: an ability to communicate eff
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BSIE Eight Semester Study Plan Code
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Engineering Metrology, Quality cont
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IND 460 Product Design and Developm
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applications background, whose anal
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following: manufacturing processes,
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BSME Labs and Projects (1*) The cou
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and shaping processes and shaping p
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Prerequisite: MEC 323 The Bachelor
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Prerequisite: MEC 311 The present c
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Department of Interior Design Overv
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BID Eight Semester Study Plan Code
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that of observation and the drawing
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and approaches to internship. On-go
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to think of interior architecture a
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7. Communicate effectively. 8. Unde
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BSSE Technical Elective Courses Cou
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SWE 362 Software Design and Archite
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aided software engineering (CASE),
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As negotiators, they will be capabl
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BUP Technical Elective Courses BUP
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UPL 315 Planning Studio III (Enviro
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Faculty and Teaching Staff - Urban
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" Bachelor of Education (BEd in Ara
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تطبيقات الحاسوب (101
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تدريس اللغة العربي
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B Ed in Arabic and Islamic Studies
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BEd in English Study Plan Course Co
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ENG 302 Introduction to Literature
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Department of Social Sciences The D
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GRADUATE PROGRAMS Dr Adel Khelifi D
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Admission and Registration Office,
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Minimum Workload The minimum worklo
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4. To prepare students to be able t
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General Management Electives Object
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Accounting Electives Objective The
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also will cover topics related to r
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MGT 611 Managing Human Resources Pr
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Prerequisite: MKT 501 In this cours
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The credit hour distribution for th
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MBE 606: Construction Planning and
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leadership in their communities. Ou
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a quantitative discipline including
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The Master of Engineering Managemen
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MEM 608 Project Cost Estimating Pre
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whole and adopts the perspective of
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FACULTY OF ARTS AND SOCIAL SCIENCES
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also introduce students to ideas on
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دبلوم التربية Diploma i
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ALHOSN UNIVERSITY LIBRARY Director
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Circulation Who May Borrow From the
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AMERICAN CORNER AT ALHOSN The Ameri
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