Highlighting the beauty of the Arabic language and revealing the elements of originality and strength that are full of it, so that students increase their passion and interest in it.Close contact with our literary heritage and make students aware of its originality, diversity and comprehensiveness.Refine students' talents and develop their ability to understand the language, grammar, morphology and correct Arabic writing.Training students to write their scientific research, reports, and notes in correct writing, free of linguistic, stylistic, and spelling errors, and to facilitate the translation of many specialized texts.

It is a natural science that deals with the study of life and living organisms, including their structures, functions, growth, development, distribution, and classification. Modern biology is a broad field consisting of many branches and sub-disciplines, but it includes some unified general concepts that link its various branches and all studies and research follow.

Course code and title General Chemistry (CH 152) Course coordinator Prof. Mohamed A. Fadel Department /Division offering the course The general department / Faculty of medical technology Departments teaching the course The general department Total credit hours 6 Hours / Week (5 credit) Language of instruction English Level of course (Year/Semester) 2020-2021 / First- Semester Date of specification approval by Council 2016-2017

Course code and title ST 241 Statistics Course coordinator Department /Division offering the course The general department / Faculty of medical technology Departments teaching the course The general department Total credit hours 4 hours/week-(4 credit) Language of instruction English Level of course (Year/Semester) 2020-2021 / First semester Date of specification approval by Council 2017-2018

Course code and title MP243 Physics Course coordinator Department /Division offering the course The general department / Faculty of medical technology Departments teaching the course The general department Total credit hours 4 hours/week-(4 credit) Language of instruction English Level of course (Year/Semester) 2020-2021 / First semester Date of specification approval by Council 2017-2018

Course code and title IT224 Information Technology Course coordinator Department /Division offering the course The general department / Faculty of medical technology Departments teaching the course The general department Total credit hours 2 hours / week – (2 credit) Language of instruction English Level of course (Year/Semester) 2020-2021 / First semester Date of specification approval by Council 2017-2018

Course code and title (EL 242 ) General English and Medical Terminology Course coordinator Department /Division offering the course The general department / Faculty of medical technology Departments teaching the course The general department Total credit hours 4 hours/week-(4 credit) Language of instruction English Level of course (Year/Semester) 2020-2021 / First semester Date of specification approval by Council 2017-2018

1. Gain clear view of the meaning of fixed prosthodontics field. 2. Giving information about using first and secondary impressions. 3. Methods of preparing diagnostic and working cast. 4. Principles of waxing up a single prepared tooth. 5. Understanding the principles of tooth preparation and taking bite registration. 6. Obtaining clear insight about the types of extra-coronal restorations.

1- Understand the relationship between the lab and the dental clinic and getting a clear view of the procedure sequence. 2- Fabrication of temporary restorations in both ways direct and indirect techniques. 3- Understand the ways how to transfer the occlosal relationships from the patient mouth to the lab 4- Casting rules 5- Waxing up techniques for single crown and bridges and spruing design 6- Investing and divesting techniques 7-

1. 1- Students completing Fixed Prosthodontics 2 will communicate verbally and in writing with competence and accuracy using all dental terminology related to fixed crown and bridge. 2- Students completing Fixed Prosthodontics 2 Crown and Bridge will integrate critical thinking, synthesis and analytical skills by analyzing procedures, comparing and contrasting esthetic features, and designing and constructing dental restorations that incorporate the principles of fit, form and function as well as sanitation and comfort at a level appropriate for an entry level crown and bridge technician.