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                   &  M.R.  Cullen,  Differential  Equations  with  Boundary-  SIN3003   COMPUTATIONAL FLUID DYNAMICS
                   Value Problems, 7th Edition, Brooks/Cole, 2005
                                                               Derivation of conservation equations for mass, momentum
                                                               and  energy.  Scaling  and  simplification  of  Navier-Stokes
               SIN3001   INTRODUCTION TO QUANTUM               equation  to  Bernoulli’s  equation,  Stokes’  equation  and
                        MECHANICS WITH COMPUTERS               boundary  layer  equation.  Initial-  and  boundary-conditions.
                                                               Simple  analytical  solutions  and  approximate  solutions.
               Introduction  to  Quantum  mechanics.  The  wave-function   Numerical  solutions:  finite-element,  finite-difference  and
               and  its  interpretation.  One-dimensional  time-independent   finite-volume methods.
               Schrodinger equation. Solution for the case of the infinite-
               and  finite-square  well,  harmonic  oscillator  potential  and   Assessment
               free-particle case. Formalism of quantum mechanics. Two-   Continuous Assessment:       40%
               and  three-dimensional  systems.  The  hydrogen  atom.  The   Final Examination:         60%
               concept of spin.
                                                               Medium of Instruction:
               Assessment                                      Bahasa Malaysia/English
               Continuous Assessment:       50%
               Final Examination:           50%                Humanity Skill:
                                                               CS4, CT5, TS2, LL3
               Medium of Instruction:
               English                                         References
                                                               1.   Fluid Mechanics, Yunus A. Chengel  & John Cimbala,
               Humanity Skill:                                     McGraw- Hill 2014
               CS3, CT3, LL2                                   2.   Fluid  Mechanics,  oleh  S.M.  Richardson,  Hemisphere
                                                                   Pub.  Corp. 1989.
               References                                      3.   A First Course in Fluid Dynamics, A.R. Peterson, CUP
               1.   David J. Griffiths, Introduction to Quantum Mechanics   1987
                   (2nd Edition), Prentice-Hall, 2004          4.   An  Introduction  to  Fluid  Dynamics,  G.K.  Batchelor,
               2.   David K. Ferry, Quantum Mechanics: An Introduction   CUP 1967
                   for device physicists and electrical engineers, 2nd ed.,   5.   Computational  Fluid  Dynamics,  J.D.  Anderson,
                   Institute of Physics Publ., 2011.               McGraw- Hill1995
               3.   A  Survey  of  Computational  Physics:  Introductory   6.   Computational  Methods  for  Fluid  Dynamics,  Joel  H.
                   Computational Science. Rubin H. Landau, M. J. Paez   Ferziger &  Milovan Peric, Springer 2011
                   and C. C Bordeianu(Princeton Press ) 2008
               4.   Numerical  Recipes  3rd  Edition  W.  H.  Press,  S.  A.
                   Teukolsky,  W.  T.  Vetterling  and  B.  P.  Flannery   SIN3004   ANALYSIS OF MATHEMATICAL MODELS
                   (Cambridge University Press) 2007
               5.   N.   Zettili,   Quantum   Mechanics   Concepts   &   Building  of  Mathematical  Models:  identifying  variables,
                   Applications, Wiley-Interscience (Wiley) 2009.   obtain relationship between variables – ordinary differential
               6.   Alejandro Garcia, Numerical Methods for Physics, 2nd   equations  and  systems  of  ode.  Analysis  of  models
                   Edition, Prentice-Hall, 2000.               analytically  and  qualitatively.  Bifurcations.  Phase  plane
                                                               analysis, stability.

               SIN3002   CRYPTOGRAPHY                          Assessment
                                                               Continuous Assessment:       50%
               Basic  concept  of  cryptography,  data  security,  complexity   Final Examination:         50%
               theory  and  number  theory.  Encryption  algorithms:  Secret
               key cryptography, public key cryptography, hash functions.   Medium of Instruction:
               Quantum  cryptography.  Applications  of  cryptographic   Bahasa Malaysia/English
               algorithms.
                                                               Humanity Skill:
               Assessment                                      CS4, CT5, TS2, LL3
               Continuous Assessment:       40%
               Final Examination:           60%                References
                                                               1.   R.K. Nagle, E.B. Saff and A.D.Snoder, Fundamentals
               Medium of Instruction:                              of  Differential  Equations  and  Boundary  Value
                                                                                      th
               Bahasa Malaysia/English                             Problems  with  IDE  CD,  5   Edition,  Pearson  Higher
                                                                   Education, 2011.
               Humanity Skill:                                 2.   R.I. Borelli & C.S. Coleman, Differential Equations: A
               CS3, CT3, LL2                                       Modeling Perspective, 2nd Edition, John Wiley 2004.

               References
               1.   Trappe,  W.,  and  Washington,  L.C.,  Introduction  to   SIN3005   NUMERICAL METHODS AND ANALYSIS
                                                 nd
                   Cryptography  with  Coding  Theory,  2 .  Edition,
                   Pearson Prentice Hall, 2006.                Approximation   methods:   Discrete   least   square
               2.   Stallings,  W.,  Cryptography  and  Network  Security:   approximation,   orthogonal   polynomials,   Chebyshev
                   Principles  And  Practice.  4  edition,  Englewood  Cliffs   polynomials.
                   (NJ): Prentice Hall 2006.
                                               nd
               3.   Schneider, B., Applied Cryptography, 2 . Edition New   Eigenvalue  problem:  Power  method,  Householder’s
                   York: John Wiley and Sons, 1996.            methods. The QR algorithm.
               4.   Martin,   M.K,   Everyday   Cryptography,   Oxford
                   University Press, 2012                      Initial value problem of Ordinary Differential Equations:
               5.   Stinson,  D.R.,  Cryptography:  Theory  and  Practice,   Euler’s method,  higher  order  Taylor  method,  Runge-Kutta
                   CRC Press, 1995.                            methods.   Multistep   methods.   Multistep   methods.
                                                               Convergence and stability analysis, error control.


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