The course aims to understand the student what is meant by the natural sciences in general and its relationship to other sciences in particular, and to develop in the student the ability to interpret natural phenomena and the extent of their impact on human life in particular and the universe in general in general.And for the student to train on a formulation that explains the meaning of the relationship of living organisms to each other and their relationship to humans
Intended learning outcomes
The student's knowledge of natural sciences and their relationship to other sciences- The student's ability to understand the importance of chemistry for human life and shows the clear overlap between chemistry and physics.- Distinguish the student intended by natural phenomena and the extent of their impact on the universe in general and on human life in particular.- The student should differentiate between the meaning of greenhouse gases and their relationship to the greenhouse phenomenon and the rise in air temperature- Train the student on the method of comparison between mechanical waves and electromagnetic waves.
Teaching and learning methods
Lectures2. Scientific research and papersoral discussions
Methods of assessments
first midterm exam 10%Second midterm exam 20%search 5%Activity (presence and absence) 5%final exam 60%
the reviewer- Fundamentals of Botany. - Principles of Natural Sciences. Abdul-Razzaq Al-Sharif, Michel Atallah, - Hala Nassar.- Introduction to Khalidi zoology. Nihad et al.- Preparations in Geology, Dr. Mohamed Fathi Awad Allah.- Fundamentals of Botany. Principles of Natural Sciences. Abdul-Razzaq Al-Sharif - Michel Atallah - Hala Nassar.
