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Reading and Text Analysis - Dr. Zemri
“The more that you read,
the more things you will know.
The more that you learn,
the more places you’ll go.”
Dr. seuss
Reaing & Text Analysis | S1 by Dr. Chamkha
This course of Reading is intended for G8
Robotics
This course introduces the fundamental principles of robotics through four main chapters. It begins with general concepts such as robot definitions, components, and classifications. Then, it explores the degrees of freedom and architecture of robots, explaining how movement and structure are defined. The third chapter focuses on the geometric modeling of serial robots using mathematical tools like transformation matrices. Finally, the course covers simplification techniques involving velocity, acceleration, and the Jacobian matrix, providing students with essential knowledge for analyzing and controlling robotic systems.
Scientific English 1
Do you speak math? Not sure what we mean?
Well, math can be thought of as a language filled with vocabulary, symbols, and sentence structures. These can make things difficult for students who wish to relate math to their everyday language and experiences. For students learning English as their second language, learning the language of mathematics may seem as though they are simultaneously learning yet another language. And like any language, students have to speak math proficiently in order to use it efficiently.
This cours provide a set of uniform benchmarks and instructional suggestions for the learning of mathematics language for all students, but particularly university of saida mathematic students. By exploring features of the language of mathematics, including vocabulary, symbolic representations, grammatical structures, and discourse features.
Secure Mobile Application Development and Cryptography
Welcome to this course !!!
This course is taught in English. It is delivered in five chapters. The lectures material, tutorial sheets and lab sheets are written in English, however the explanations, discussions and student questions during the sessions are possible in three languages: Arabic, English and French.
The lab session is devoted to learning how to develop applications under Android.
As it's known, during the semester, the students are called to accomplish certain number of online quizzes. The obtained grades will be included in the final mark of this course. Of course, the online quizzes and final term exams are also written in English.
Spécification formelle
Formal methods are a set of techniques based on mathematics and logic to specify, develop, and verify computer systems. They make it possible to guarantee the consistency, correctness, and security of software, particularly in critical systems (networks, real-time, embedded).
Specific Learning Objectives :
- Master Formal Specification Techniques
- Develop Verified Software Components
- Analyze and Debug Formal Models
The target audience :
is advanced computer science students and software engineering professionals who develop or maintain critical systems requiring high reliability and formal verification.
Stérilisation et lyophilisation
Ce cours a pour but de :
Définir les aspects théoriques et les principes de base de la stérilisation et de la lyophilisation
d'initier aux étapes de conception et de validation des procédés de stérilisation et de lyophilisation.
Structures en béton armé 1 (Reinforced concrete structures 1)
Semestre: 1;
Unité d'enseignement: Fondamentale;
Matière: Structures en Béton armé 1;
Niveau: 1ére année master, Spécialité: Structures;
Volume horaire hebdomadaire: 1h30 Cours + 1h30TD;
Crédit: 4;
Coefficient: 2;
Mode d'évaluation: contrôle continu 40%; Examen 60%.
The "Reinforced Concrete Structures 1" course is designed for students in the 1st year of a Master's degree in Civil Engineering, specializing in "Structures". It enables them to acquire knowledge on:
- Calculation of reinforced concrete slabs (One-way slab, two-way slab and flat slab);
- Calculation of reinforced concrete frames under vertical loads "Caquot's method";
- Calculation of reinforced concrete frames under horizontal loads "Muto's method";
- Regulatory provisions relating to columns and beams;
- Calculation of shallow foundations.
Recommended prior knowledge:
- Mechanical behavior of concrete and steel ;
- Notions of structural analysis.
Study of Literary Texts - Dr Messaoudi Merwan
This module introduces students to the study and interpretation of literary texts within the context of Modernism, one of the most influential movements in twentieth-century literature. Through a close reading of selected works by James Joyce and Joseph Conrad, students will explore the stylistic innovations, thematic complexities, and philosophical underpinnings that characterize Modernist writing.
The course examines key issues such as narrative experimentation, stream of consciousness, psychological depth, alienation, imperialism, and the crisis of representation. By analyzing how Joyce and Conrad redefine form, perspective, and meaning, students will gain insight into the broader cultural and historical conditions that shaped Modernist aesthetics.
Particular attention will be paid to Joyce’s exploration of identity and urban consciousness and Conrad’s interrogation of moral ambiguity and colonial experience. The module also encourages students to engage critically with literary theory and narrative technique, fostering analytical and interpretive skills essential to the study of modern literature.

