Code

Course/Module Title

ECTS

Semester

MPHY1101

Electricity and Magnetisim

8

1

Class (hr/w)

Lect/Lab./Prac./Tutor

SSWL (hr/sem)

USWL (hr/w)

2

2

95

105

Description

This course provides a foundational understanding of electric charge, electric and magnetic fields, and their interactions. It covers the laws of electromagnetism, including Coulomb’s law, Gauss’s law, and Maxwell’s equations. Students will learn to apply these principles to various charge and current distributions, explore the behavior of magnetic materials, and conduct related laboratory experiments. The course aims to develop both theoretical knowledge and practical skills in electromagnetism.

Code

Course/Module Title

ECTS

Semester

MPHY1102

Fundamental of Mechanics

8

1

Class (hr/w)

Lect/Lab./Prac./Tutor

SSWL (hr/sem)

USWL (hr/w)

2

2

95

105

Description

Mechanics-I covers fundamental principles governing motion, forces, and energy in physics. Students learn Newtonian mechanics, including concepts like vectors, forces, and motion in one and two dimensions. The course explores kinetic energy, work, potential energy, and conservative forces, emphasizing practical applications such as solving two-dimensional projectile motion problems.

Code

Course/Module Title

ECTS

Semester

MPHY1103

Mathematics

5

1

Class (hr/w)

Lect/Lab./Prac./Tutor

SSWL (hr/sem)

USWL (hr/w)

2

—–

63

62

Description

Mathematics is a branch of science that studies how things change. It deals with finding instantaneous rates of change and the accumulation of values over continuous intervals. The two main branches of calculus are differential calculus and integral calculus. Differential calculus is concerned with finding the derivatives of functions, while integral calculus deals

Code

Course/Module Title

ECTS

Semester

MPHY1104

Analytical Chemistry

5

1

Class (hr/w)

Lect/Lab./Prac./Tutor

SSWL (hr/sem)

USWL (hr/w)

2

2

95

30

Description

This course introduces the fundamental principles of chemistry, including atomic structure, chemical bonding, stoichiometry, and chemical kinetics. Students will explore the properties and behaviors of different elements and compounds, develop an understanding of chemical reactions, and apply these concepts in laboratory settings. The course emphasizes the development of both theoretical knowledge and practical skills essential for applications in medical physics.

Code

Course/Module Title

ECTS

Semester

MPHY1105

New Headway Plus (Beginner)

2

1

Class (hr/w)

Lect/Lab./Prac./Tutor

SSWL (hr/sem)

USWL (hr/w)

2

33

17

Description

This course is designed to enhance students’ proficiency in the English language, focusing on academic and scientific communication. Topics include grammar, vocabulary, reading comprehension, writing skills, and oral communication. The course aims to develop the language skills necessary for effective communication in the field of medical physics and other scientific disciplines.

Code

Course/Module Title

ECTS

Semester

UV1111

Human Rights

2

1

Class (hr/w)

Lect/Lab./Prac./Tutor

SSWL (hr/sem)

USWL (hr/w)

2

33

17

Description

Human Rights and Democracy focuses on teaching and educating students in the field of human rights and democracy, by understanding and deriving the most prominent global experiences that tried to advance human rights, and then identifying the main contents of human rights in the world, keeping abreast of developments that occur between societies and trying to benefit from experiences and devise what can be applied in our societies .

The course also aims to spread the culture and spirit of human rights among university students, and try to benefit from it in their practical lives .

The curriculum also focuses on studying the basic principles of the emergence of the democratic system and devising the most prominent international experiences that attempted to implement the democratic system, and then identifying the most prominent obstacles facing modern democratic systems, and trying to benefit from the experiences and devise what can be applied in our societies .

In addition to spreading the culture and spirit of democracy among university students, and trying to benefit from it in their practical lives.

Code

Course/Module Title

ECTS

Semester

UV1122

Arabic Language

2

2

Class (hr/w)

Lect/Lab./Prac./Tutor

SSWL (hr/sem)

USWL (hr/w)

2

33

71

Description

The course covers fundamental aspects of the Arabic language, focusing on both written and spoken forms. Students often learn basic grammar, vocabulary, pronunciation, and writing skills. As well as teaching students the method of analyzing the literary text by referring to significant literary texts.

Code

Course/Module Title

ECTS

Semester

MPHY1201

BioMechanics

7

2

Class (hr/w)

Lect/Lab./Prac./Tutor

SSWL (hr/sem)

USWL (hr/w)

2

2

95

80

Description

The course aims to develop their analytical, problem-solving, and critical- thinking skills in the context

Code

Course/Module Title

ECTS

Semester

MPHY1202

Biophysics

7

2

Class (hr/w)

Lect/Lab./Prac./Tutor

SSWL (hr/sem)

USWL (hr/w)

2

2

95

105

Description

Biophysics is the scientific field concerned with studying the methods and theories of physics to understand how vital systems work, study how different parts of the cell move and their functions, and study complex systems in our bodies and their complexity such as the brain, blood circulation, digestive system, and more.

Code

Course/Module Title

ECTS

Semester

MPHY1203

General Biology

5

2

Class (hr/w)

Lect/Lab./Prac./Tutor

SSWL (hr/sem)

USWL (hr/w)

2

2

80

45

Description

1.  Clarification of how living cell and organisms can work and function smoothly.

2.  Identify the cell structure and components.

3.  Clarification the functions of each component of the living cell and how different cells, organs, and systems work together as a whole organism.

4.  Learn about the most important scientific terms (Terminology) and their definitions related to this

Code

Course/Module Title

ECTS

Semester

MPHY1204

Computer

3

2

Class (hr/w)

Lect/Lab./Prac./Tutor

SSWL (hr/sem)

USWL (hr/w)

1

2

48

27

Description

1.  To develop problem solving skills and understanding of Microsoft Word.

2.  This course deals with the basic concept of Word.

3.  To understand how writing and printing on computer.

4.  To perform different application with word such as MATLAB.

Code

Course/Module Title

ECTS

Semester

MPHY1205

Organic Chemistry

5

2

Class (hr/w)

Lect/Lab./Prac./Tutor

SSWL (hr/sem)

USWL (hr/w)

2

2

65

60

Description

1.  Clarification of how hydrocarbons can make significant contributions to in chemistry science .

2.  Identify hydrocarbons and IUPAC Nomenclature of alkane , alkenes and alkynes which are useful in chemistry.

3.  This course deals with the basic concept of the most important preparation of alkane , alkene and alkynes and this modulare.

4.  Learn about the most important scientific terms (Terminology) and their definitions related to this topic.

5.  To understand the impact of these Uses of alkenes and alkynes and isomerism . in chemistry

6.  To perform different applications of properties of saturated and un saturated hydrocarbons .

Code

Course/Module Title

ECTS

Semester

MPHY2101

Modern Physics

6

3

Class (hr/w)

Lect/Lab./Prac./Tutor

SSWL (hr/sem)

USWL (hr/w)

2

63

87

Description

Code

Course/Module Title

ECTS

Semester

MPHY2102

Thermodynamic

8

3

Class (hr/w)

Lect/Lab./Prac./Tutor

SSWL (hr/sem)

USWL (hr/w)

2

2

94

106

Description

1.   The aim of studying thermodynamics – as the name indicates – is the branch of physics which is study of the relationship between properties of heat, temperature, energy, and work. Central to that relationship and to the laws of thermodynamics are the concepts of entropy and the Internal Energy Formula.

2.  Understand how thermal energy is stored or generated.

3.  Knowledge of the main laws on which the science of thermodynamics depends, namely the Zero Law (or the Fourth Law), the First Law, the Second Law, and the Third Law.

4.  Studying the relationship between heat and mechanical motion, as in the invention of the steam engine and the gasoline engine, and ways to raise their efficiency.

5.  Understanding and studying the generation of electric power from several means such as coal-fired plants, hydroelectric power or nuclear energy, all of these technologies depend on their development in order to raise their efficiency in the science of thermodynamics.

Code

Course/Module Title

ECTS

Semester

MPHY2103

Mathematical Physics

5

3

Class (hr/w)

Lect/Lab./Prac./Tutor

SSWL (hr/sem)

USWL (hr/w)

2

63

62

Description

1.  Teaching the students the principles of Mathematical Physics.

Code

Course/Module Title

ECTS

Semester

MPHY2104

inorganic Chemistry

5

3

Class (hr/w)

Lect/Lab./Prac./Tutor

SSWL (hr/sem)

USWL (hr/w)

2

2

94

31

Description

1.  Clarification of how hydrocarbons can make significant contributions to in chemistry science .

2.  Identify hydrocarbons and IUPAC Nomenclature of alkane , alkenes and alkynes which are useful in chemistry.

3.  This course deals with the basic concept of the most important preparation of alkane , alkene and alkynes and this modulare.

4.  Learn about the most important scientific terms (Terminology) and their definitions related to this topic.

5.  To understand the impact of these Uses of alkenes and alkynes and isomerism . in chemistry

6.  To perform different applications of properties of saturated and un saturated hydrocarbons .

Code

Course/Module Title

ECTS

Semester

MPHY2105

Ordinary Differential Equations

4

3

Class (hr/w)

Lect/Lab./Prac./Tutor

SSWL (hr/sem)

USWL (hr/w)

2

63

37

Description

The aim of this course is for the students to be primarily concerned with learning the basic concepts of mathematics, application in reality, solution of ordinary differential equations with first-, and higher-order and their applications. In addition, different classes of ODEs are considered.

Code

Course/Module Title

ECTS

Semester

MPHY2106

جرائم نظام البعث . يف العراق

2

3

Class (hr/w)

Lect/Lab./Prac./Tutor

SSWL (hr/sem)

USWL (hr/w)

2

33

17

Description

1.  To familiarize students with concepts and definitions related to the crimes committed by the Ba’athist regime during its rule in Iraq.

2.   To enable university students to understand the reality of life in Iraq during the decades of Ba’athist rule.

3.    To enhance students’ knowledge of the facts without being influenced by any media blackout surrounding the crimes of the Ba’athist regime in Iraq.

Course Description:

The course on the crimes of the Ba’athist regime in Iraq is an important and essential course for students as it acquaints them with the events, circumstances, and violations that Iraq witnessed during the Ba’athist regime’s rule from 1968 to 2003. The course also clarifies for students the impact of the Ba’athist regime’s actions on Iraqi society.

Code

Course/Module Title

ECTS

Semester

MPHY2201

Physiology

6

4

Class (hr/w)

Lect/Lab./Prac./Tutor

SSWL (hr/sem)

USWL (hr/w)

2

2

94

56

Description

1.  Clarification of how physiology can make significant contributions to a

2.  Identify the basic of cell and human physiology which are useful in in medical physics sciences.

3.   This course deals with the basic concept of the most important cell as living units of the body, molecular movement and cell ,body fluid , cell junction and locomotion.

4.  Learn about the most important scientific human physiology of number of body systems.

5.  To understand the relationship between body organs.

6.   Emphasizing the importance of maintaining a healthy body and preventing disease caused by imbalance in the function of the organs of the body This will be achieved through, theoretical lectures, tutorials and laboratory

Code

Course/Module Title

ECTS

Semester

MPHY2202

Quantum Mechanics

6

4

Class (hr/w)

Lect/Lab./Prac./Tutor

SSWL (hr/sem)

USWL (hr/w)

2

63

87

Description

1.  Introducing the general principles and formulas of quantum mechanics.

2.  Developing problem-solving skills using quantum theory.

3.  Exploring the application of quantum mechanics in modern technology and physics.

4.  Understanding and discussing the philosophical implications of quantum mechanics.

Code

Course/Module Title

ECTS

Semester

MPHY2203

Biochemistry

5

4

Class (hr/w)

Lect/Lab./Prac./Tutor

SSWL (hr/sem)

USWL (hr/w)

2

2

94

31

Description

This module aims to provide the student with an overview of metabolic pathways and an understanding of the ways in which metabolic processes are regulated. The associated practical work aims to give hands-on experience of enzyme assays at the laboratory bench. Associated data handling aims to provide tuition in handling calculations essential for basic enzyme analysis

Code

Course/Module Title

ECTS

Semester

MPHY2204

New Headway Plus (Pre-Intermediate)

2

4

Class (hr/w)

Lect/Lab./Prac./Tutor

SSWL (hr/sem)

USWL (hr/w)

2

33

17

Description

Introduction about communication in English language, followed by general English information. Also, explaining some strategies useful for learners to progress in the subject [8hrs]. Clarifying the English language skills in general and moving to vocabulary and its importance in English language [6]. Differentiating between parts of speech and showing the difference between general English and academic English [3]. Detailing the main skills; writing, listensing, reading and speaking and doing some practice sessions with feedback sessions where needed [9]. Feedback and error corrections practices with some review over the whole course [4hrs]

Code

Course/Module Title

ECTS

Semester

MPHY2205

Computer 2

3

Class (hr/w)

Lect/Lab./Prac./Tutor

SSWL (hr/sem)

USWL (hr/w)

2

2

64

11

Description

1. To develop problem solving skills and understanding of Microsoft Word. 2. This course deals with the basic concept of Word. 3. To understand how writing and printing on computer. 4. To perform different application with word such as MATLAB.

Code

Course/Module Title

ECTS

Semester

MPHY2206

Sound and wave motion

6

4

Class (hr/w)

Lect/Lab./Prac./Tutor

SSWL (hr/sem)

USWL (hr/w)

2

2

94

56

Description

1.    Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of physical laws and principles and their application to diverse areas of physics (including laws of motion, electromagnetism, wave phenomena, and properties of matter), with modules covering the necessary mathematics.

2.      Understand the concepts of oscillatory motion, wave superposition, sound, and electromagnetic waves.

3.   Be proficient in common mathematical and experimental tools, including problem-solving specific to this course.

4.  Possess skills in collecting and analyzing experimental data.

5.   Demonstrate the ability to use appropriate texts or other learning resources as part of their own learning management.

Code

Course/Module Title

ECTS

Semester

MPHY2207

Arabic 2

2

4

Class (hr/w)

Lect/Lab./Prac./Tutor

SSWL (hr/sem)

USWL (hr/w)

2

33

17