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Lecture Notes on Mathematics 2 for First-Year STEM Students
(Mohamed Boudiaf University of M’sila, 2025-05-27) Toufik Heraiz
These lecture notes are specifically designed for first-year undergraduate students pursuing degrees in Technology, Computer Science, or Natural Sciences. The material covers foundational concepts essential for STEM disciplines, with a focus on building both theoretical understanding and practical problem-solving skills.
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Lecture Notes on Mathematics 1
(Mohamed Boudiaf University of M’sila, 2025-05-27) Toufik Heraiz
These lecture notes are specifically designed for first-year undergraduate students pursuing degrees in Technology, Computer Science, or Natural Sciences. The material covers foundational concepts essential for STEM disciplines, with a focus on building both theoretical understanding and practical problem-solving skills. These notes are primarily intended for: Freshmen in Computer Science and Information Technology First-year Engineering and Technology students Natural Sciences undergraduates
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Diagnostic et Surveillance
(University of M'sila, 2025-06-03) Mabrouk DEFDAF
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Maintenance et Fiabilité
(University of M'sila, 2025-06-03) Mabrouk DEFDAF
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NORMALIZATION
(MOHAMED Boudiaf University of M’sila, 2025-04-27) Dr. Cherif SAIB
he handout of the norms (Normalization- de jure standards)- discusses : Definitions of standards and general information on the importance of standardization are dealt with in the first chapter. The difference between standards and other industrial documents are part of the second chapter. A little bit of the history of legitimate international standard-setting entities will be part of the third chapter. When in the fourth chapter we discuss the steps to develop a standard and the entities that take care of its characteristics The development and progress of the ISO standards is been established in the fifth chapter In the sixth and the seventh chapters highlighted the norms equivalencies and international classes of norms. The patent and industrial and intellectual property will be fully explained in the eighth chapter. In chapter nine the regulation and normalization are discussed, The certification and accredition are well explained in chapter ten, The eleventh chapter discusses the manufacturing standards, We end with a bibliography of the references used for the establishment of this course handout.
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CONTINUUM MECHANICS
(MOHAMED Boudiaf University of M’sila, 2025-04-27) Dr. Cherif SAIB
The content and progression of this manuscript of handout of continuum mechanics were designed with three objectives: 1. To provide the student of the discipline with the necessary elements to address problems of solid mechanics. 2. To support and contribute to the efforts of teaching this discipline (CM) by providing the student with a rigorous and practical document. 3. To present to the students, this discipline as well as its capacities and its limits so that they enrich their culture in the field. This manuscript is divided into seven chapters: The first was devoted to a reminder of mathematics including the basic tools necessary for the development of the different concepts of CM. The second chapter we presented the concept of continuum mechanics and Lagrangian and Eulerian descriptions. The stress analysis is devoted to the third chapter. We also presented in the fourth chapter the theory of deformations. The basic equations of the kinematics of continuous media are discussed in the fifth chapter. To conclude, the sixth chapter presents the relationship between stresses and deformations and the fundamental concepts of the behavior laws for an elastic continuous medium. Some applications in solid mechanics are solved in the seventh chapter. In the last chapter we discuss the failure criteria applied in continuum mechanics.
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Lecture notes on probability and statistics
(MOHAMED BOUDIAF UNIVERSITY OF M'SIIA, 2025-04-29) KHEIREDDINE BOUGUERRA
This document serves as a valuable resource for engineering students seeking to gain a deep understanding of fundamental concepts in probability and statistics. It covers statistical series for both one and two variables, enabling rigorous data analysis and interpretation. The first part focuses on one-variable statistical series, emphasizing central tendency indicators (mean, median, mode) and dispersion measures (variance, standard deviation). The second part addresses two-variable statistical series, introducing key concepts such as covariance and correlation, which are essential for establishing relationships between different quantities. Furthermore, the document explores probability theory in a finite framework, providing students with the necessary tools to quantify uncertainty and model random phenomena. Concepts such as conditional probabilities and event independence are also developed. Finally, special attention is given to random variables, whether discrete or continuous, as well as their associated probability distributions, including the binomial, Poisson, and normal distributions. Through this pedagogical approach, engineering students acquire the foundational knowledge needed to model and analyze complex phenomena while developing a strong mathematical intuition.
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Sensors and Measurements Dedicated to Renewable Energy System
(MOHAMED BOUDIAF UNIVERSITY OF M'SILA, 2025-01-29) Dr. ZEMMIT Abderrahim
he objective of this course is to provide students with general knowledge of metrology as applied to renewable energy (RE) systems, with a particular focus on photovoltaic (PV), wind, and fuel cell (FC) technologies. The course aims to familiarize students with various types of physical quantities relevant to these systems, including meteorological, electrical, and energy parameters. Students will explore different types of sensors, measurement instruments, and characterization techniques used by professionals in the field. Special attention is given to the measurement of temperature, solar radiation, humidity, wind speed and direction, and atmospheric pressure. Additionally, the course introduces standards related to meteorological instruments, which are essential for ensuring reliable and accurate data. This knowledge is crucial for engineers involved in the design, monitoring, and optimization of RE systems. A recommended prerequisite for this course is prior knowledge of electrical sensors and measurement techniques.
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Turbomachines
(MOHAMED BOUDIAF UNIVERSITY OF M'SILA, 2024-03-05) Dr. ZEMMIT Abderrahim
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Théorie des champs Électromagnétiques
(2022-06-29) Dr. ZEMMIT Abderrahim
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Cours d’Hydrog´eologie
(Universit´e de M’sila, 2025-05-21) Mezali Farouk
Le cours d'hydrogéologie, destiné aux étudiants de troisième année licence hydraulique, présente les fondements de l'étude des eaux souterraines, en s'appuyant sur les principes géologiques, physiques et mathématiques. Après avoir dé ni les notions essentielles telles que bassin hydrologique, bassin hydrogéologique, aquifère, aquitard, aquiclude et nappe, le cours distingue les di érents types d'aquifères (homogènes, hétérogènes) et de nappes (libres, captives, karstiques), ainsi que leurs particularités selon les milieux poreux ou ssur és. Il aborde la recharge naturelle et arti cielle des nappes, la vulnérabilité des aquifères et les interactions avec les eaux de surface et marines. Les paramètres hydrogéologiques fondamentaux porosité, indice des vides, perméabilité, transmissivité, di usivité, emmagasinement sont détaillés, avec des méthodes de mesure et des exemples pratiques. Une large partie du cours est consacrée à l'hydrodynamique en milieu poreux : loi de Darcy, conductivité hydraulique, charge piézométrique, vitesse d'écoulement, débit, lecture et utilisation des cartes piézométriques, de transmissivité et de perméabilité, équation de continuité et équation générale de l'écoulement souterrain. Le cours traite également des essais de pompage et de puits, de leur interprétation (formules de Theis, Jacob, Dupuit), et des régimes d'écoulement (permanent, transitoire), pour déterminer les paramètres hydrodynamiques et optimiser l'exploitation des aquifères. Le cours évoque aussi brièvement la chimie des eaux souterraines et les problématiques de contamination, en insistant sur l'importance de la qualité de l'eau et des risques liés aux activités humaines, sans en faire l'axe central du programme
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Electronique Fondamentale
(University of M'sila, 2025-04-15) Mohammed Assam, OUALI
Ce polycopié est constitué de textes de travaux pratiques élaborés pour étudier pratiquement des circuits électriques de base déjà présenté en séances de cours et de travaux dirigés, ce qui permet d’approfondir certaines notions sur la pratique et de faire le lien avec la théorie présentée en cours. Cet enseignement qui se déroule au cours de deux semestres est destiné aux étudiants de deuxième année LMD option Electronique et télécommunication. Les textes de travaux pratiques que nous proposons, comportent chacun une partie théorique détaillée suivi d’expérimentations explicatives. Ces textes ont été élaborés pour la formation des étudiants LMD 2eme année. Tout commentaire ou proposition ou critique constructive permettant l’amélioration des textes ainsi élaborés sera recueillie avec grand intérêt.
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Electrical and Electronic Measurements
(Mohamed BOUDIAF University of M'sila, 2025-02-23) ROUABHI Riyadh
This practical workbook (PW Electrical and Electronic Measurements) is intended for students in the second year of their bachelor's degree (Electrotechnics) at the Mohamed Boudiaf University in M'sila, Algeria. Its aim is to provide them with a working document that will enable them to validate the concepts taught in the lectures and tutorials on electrical and electronic measurements and to facilitate their practical application in experimental manipulations. It will also enable them to acquire the necessary know-how to use the equipment and the different measuring instruments used correctly and to gain a good understanding of the methods used. For this reason, the preparation of the practical work must be taken seriously and be the subject of particular attention on the part of the students, in order to obtain the maximum benefit from it without damaging the equipment placed at their disposal. All the sections presented in this document were carried out at the Bidaghogic Electronics Laboratory of the Mohamed Boudiaf University in M'sila.
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Polycopie de Travaux dirigés (Physique 2) "1 ère Année Licence (LMD), tronc commun ST" Series of exercises solved (TD physics 2) "1 st Year (LMD), common base ST"
(University of M'sila, 2024-12-19) BENSEHIL Ilhem
This document is intended for first-year students in the fields of science and technology (ST) and material science (SM). It is in line with the base program of the first year in both fields. This course brings together all the essential knowledge on the laws of static and dynamic electricity, which are notions of necessary basis to understand the effects of charges on materials. Electrostatic targets Coulomb’s law, the electrostatic field and electrostatic potential that is created by static charges and the continuous distribution of the charge. The relationship between charges and potentials in a conductor in electrostatic equilibrium and in capacitors, which are also presented. Dynamic electricity is the field of physics where the manifestations of charges are studied in terms of currents and voltages. Finally, in the last part, the sources of the magnetic field and the behavior of electrical charges are examined in the presence of a magnetic field. A mathematical reminder is given at the beginning of the course. Following this course (PHY2) requires a basic knowledge of: - Line, surface and volume elements. - Differential operators such us: Nabla (del), Gradient, divergence, Curl…
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Fundamental Electronics and Electrotechnics 1
(University of M'sila, 2025-01-29) Riyadh ROUABHI
This practical workbook (PW Fundamental Electronics and Electrotechnics 1) is intended for students in the second year of their bachelor's degree (Electrotechnics, Electromechanics, Renewable Energies and Environment, Automation) at the Mohamed Boudiaf University in M'sila, Algeria. Its aim is to provide them with a working document that will enable them to validate the concepts taught in the lectures and tutorials of Electronics 1 and Electrotechnics 1 and to facilitate their practical application in experimental manipulations. It will also enable them to acquire the necessary know-how to use the equipment and the various measuring instruments used correctly and to gain a good understanding of the methods used. For this reason, the preparation of the practical work must be taken seriously and be the subject of particular attention on the part of the students, in order to obtain the maximum benefit from it without damaging the equipment placed at their disposal. All the sections presented in this document were carried out at the Bidaghogic Electrical Engineering Laboratory of the Mohamed Boudiaf University in M'sila.
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Mechanical Manufacturing
(University of M'sila, 2024-12-02) Dr. ELHADI Abdelmalek
Machining by material removal is a key mechanical manufacturing process used to produce parts with high precision and complex shapes while maintaining the material's original properties. This process is cost-effective and ensures excellent performance through the proper organization of operations, skilled labor, machine tools, and equipment. It offers precise tolerances essential in industries like aerospace, automotive, and tool manufacturing. Additionally, it supports a wide range of materials, including metals, plastics, composites, and ceramics, making it versatile across industries. Material removal machining is also valuable for repairing and refurbishing worn or damaged parts, extending their lifespan and reducing resource waste. This process remains a cornerstone of modern manufacturing, combining precision, adaptability, and efficiency. The handout "Mechanical Manufacturing," designed for second-year Mechanical Engineering students specializing in Mechanical Construction, introduces machining techniques with an emphasis on mechanical product manufacturing. Written in a simplified style with examples, it helps students grasp theoretical concepts and their industrial applications. The paper is divided into two parts: Metal Cutting Theory which covers cutting materials, cutting tool geometry, chip formation, cutting forces, tool heating and wear and selection of cutting parameters. The second part is Machine Tool Technology, it focuses on cutting motions, main components and kinematic chains of various machine tools.
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Modélisation et identification des systèmes
(University of msila, 2023-05-28) Dr. HERIZI Abdelghafour
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Techniques d'identification
(University of M'sila, 2024-12-03) HERIZI Abdelghafour
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Commande Hydraulique et Pneumatique
(University of M'sila, 2023-11-19) Dr Abdelhak ABDOU
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Mass and Heat Transfer
(University of M'sila, 2024-12-15) BAKHTI Fatima zohra
Heat and mass transfer are fundamental subjects that underpin many engineering and scientific applications. These phenomena are critical for understanding and designing systems in industries such as energy, environment, materials, and manufacturing. This handout for the mass and heat transfer course is intended for students in the Bachelor's program in Mechanical Engineering with a specialization in Materials Engineering. It is in accordance with the official program issued by the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research This document is organized into two key parts to provide an in-depth treatment of both heat and mass transfer. Part A: Heat Transfer This section introduces the foundational principles of heat transfer, examining the mechanisms through which thermal energy is transported in different media and conditions. Part B: Mass Transfer Building on the understanding of heat transfer, this part transitions to the study of mass transfer, with a strong focus on diffusion processes and their applications.