The course aims to introduce the student to the following:• The student will be introduced to the basics of spectral analysis of all kinds• The student will be familiar with the different methods of spectral analysis• Knowledge of the theoretical foundations and principles of automated spectral analysis of devices such as UV, FTIR, NMR, AAS, ICP• Knowledge of theoretical calculations related to the work of these devices
Intended learning outcomes
a. Knowledge & understandingA.1 The student will be familiar with the theoretical foundations and principles of spectral methodsA.2 Giving the student experience in installing some devicesA.3 The ability to solve mathematical problems related to different spectral methodsA.4 Know the special applications of each method in qualitative and quantitative analysis and how to deal with themA.5 The student learns how to deal with these different spectral analysis methods and uses Microsoft Excel in analyzing the results, and acquires skills in dealing with different devices.B. Mental skillsB.1 Analyzes problems and applies technical solutions for spectroscopyB.2 Compare spectrophotometers in environmental analysis such as visible and ultraviolet spectrometers, flame emission apparatus, infrared spectrometers, atomic absorption and plasma emission apparatusB.3 Acquaintance with green spectral instrumental analysis methodsB.4 Participation in the research activity of these methodsB.5 Identifying the defects and interferences related to the automated analysis of spectral methods, analyzing the results and related data, and the ability to address theoretical and practical errors related to these methods.T. Practical & professional skillsC.1 Using some spectral analyzers to analyze real samplesC.2 Designing practical experiments for the use of spectral instrument analyzersC.3 The appropriate device was chosen for the type of analysis in the laboratoryC.4 The ability to operate some devicesC.5 The ability to use mathematical and statistical methods to analyze the obtained results, and the skill of using ISO in spectral analysisw. Generic and transferable skillsD.1 presents the information and explains the work and installation of the equipment orally and in writingD.2 Using appropriate spectral analysis techniques in analyzing real samplesD.3 Work in an individual and independent manner, relying on personal skills of understanding and analysisD.4 Discuss in a scientific manner and acquire skills in operating some devicesD.5 Be able to present data and write reports in sound scientific language
Teaching and learning methods
LecturesDutiesPractical exercises
Methods of assessments
First written exam 25%Second written exam 25%final exam 50%
