What did you studied in your 1st and 2nd year ?

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The discussion centers around the courses studied in the first and second years of biomedical engineering at Al-Nahrain University. Key subjects include engineering drawing, medical physics, biochemistry, programming, and various aspects of electronics and mechanics. A participant expresses concern about sharing specific curricula, noting that educational programs vary significantly by country. The conversation highlights the diversity of academic experiences and encourages more focused, subject-related inquiries. Overall, the exchange reflects the importance of contextualizing educational content within different academic systems.
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hi all

what did you studied in your 1st and 2nd year ?

i will start

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biomedical engineering dep.

alnahrain unv.


the 1st year
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1st course
-engineering drowing and desecriptive geometry
-medical physics ( cardiac physics and skeleton physics )
-general chemestry
-electrical cct. ( DC )
-mathematic
-english lang.
-programing ( baisic comands )
-human rights


2nd course
-AUTOCAD
-biochemestry
-electrical cct. ( AC )
-mathematic
-Microsoft office
-english lang.
-psychology



the 2nd year
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1st course
- engineering mechanic ( STATIC )
- biochemestry
- electronics
- engineering mathematic
- prgraming ( C++ )
- materials science
- arabic lang.

2nd course
- anatomy
- molecular and cell biology
- electronics devises and cct. theory
- laser and obticals ( introduction to laser medical app. )
- engineering mechanic ( DYNAMIC )
- programing ( C++ )
- materials science


what about you ?
 
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Hi bro. It's a bad idea to reveal what u've studied in your first and second years as the teaching curriculum differs in each country. What u've studied in England may be different from what I've studied in Singapore. I do not like to share such things in the forum. Ask more subject-related questions, ok?
 
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