Program Overview

Materials Engineering and Design

The Department of Materials Engineering and Design is a branch of mechanical engineering concerned with the design and manufacture of industrial products. This field goes beyond the design and automation of machines and production lines, incorporating methods and systems for controlling them, including programmable logic control systems, open-loop control systems, and closed-loop systems using electrical or electro-hydraulic control systems or electro-pneumatic, driven by hydraulic power fluids and working by compressed air.

Objectives

The Department of Materials Engineering and Design aims to provide graduates with the ability to:

• Solve big problems in the field of production engineering, design, or any other field as employees in the public or private sector
• Contribute worthily as members of engineers or other problem-solving teams and effectively communicate within the team and to clients
• Advance in their careers, including increased responsibilities and leadership roles
• Engage in continuous learning, whether in the official program they graduated from or by participating in professional conferences and educational programs
• Deal responsibly when making professional and personal decisions, serving as an example to those around them
• Continue their education in leading postgraduate programs in specialized engineering fields to graduate researchers and experts
• Assume leadership and leadership positions
• Work successfully and communicate effectively, both on an individual level and within multidisciplinary teams

Courses and Scientific Majors

The program includes a wide range of courses, such as:

• Engineering drawing
• Writing technical reports
• Production technology
• Engineering mathematics
• Properties of Engineering Materials
• Engineering Economics
• Project management
• Assembly fee
• Applied mechanics
• Physical metallurgy
• Analysis of stress and resistance of materials
• Principles of thermodynamics
• Machine mechanics and its applications
• Fluid Mechanics
• Machine Design
• Operating methods and equipment
• Electronics and communications
• Computer applications in production engineering and design
• Machines Theory and Applications
• Heat and Mass Transfer
• Theory of Metal Formation
• Mechatronics and Robotics
• Segment theory and categorical number design
• Mechanical vibrations
• Workshop machine design
• Design of lifting and handling equipment
• Advanced engineering materials
• Analysis of faults and maintenance
• Analysis of production systems
• Design of production equipment and tools
• Quality Control
• Graduation Project
• Precise measurements
• Production and design engineering laboratory

Energy Engineering

Aswan University offers an Energy Engineering program, which is part of the Faculty of Energy Engineering. The program is designed to provide students with a comprehensive education in energy engineering, including renewable and sustainable energy engineering.

Description

The Energy Engineering program at Aswan University is focused on providing students with the knowledge and skills necessary to succeed in the field of energy engineering. The program includes studies related to the design and production of energy systems, as well as the methods and systems for controlling them.

Courses

The Energy Engineering program includes a range of courses, such as:

• Renewable and Sustainable Energy Engineering
• Mechanical Power Engineering
• Electrical Engineering

Academic Levels

Aswan University offers various academic levels, including:

• Bachelor's Degree Programs
• Diploma's Degree Programs
• Master's Degree Programs

Scientific Departments

The university has several scientific departments, including:

• Mechanical Power Engineering
• Electrical Engineering
  • Renewable and Sustainable Energy Engineering Program

Units and Centers

The university has various units and centers, such as:

• Quality Assurance Unit (QAU)
• Measurement and Evaluation Unit (MEU)
• Solar Chimney Unit
• Information Technology Unit (IT)
• Nanotechnology Unit
• Training Laboratories
• Geothermal Energy Unit
• Maintenance Equipment Unit
• Desire E-Learning Unit
• Center of Excellence for Energy (COE)