COURSE CODE English III-VI

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ENG101-ENG410 English Language III- VI
English Language Support Unit
Years II-III, Semesters I & II
As most textbooks and research books in Cambodia are written in English or French, foreign language acquisition is essential for professors and students alike. The development of students’ knowledge base and research skills across all disciplines at the Royal University of Phnom Penh is an outstanding goal of this foreign language program.

SCS201 Computers for Accounting I
SCS208 Computers for Accounting II
Ms. Svoeuy Sivuthary
Year II, Semesters I & II
In this course, students learn accounting theory and practise using Quickbooks spreadsheets to process general ledgers, accounts receivable, accounts payable, inventory control, payroll and other balances.

SCS301 Statistics I
SCS307 Statistics II
Mr. Meak Kamerane
Year III, Semesters I & II

This course examines basic concepts in probability and statistical inference theories. Students learn to use software packages including S-plus and SPSS to

perform many statistical calculations. Students also learn to analyze engineering and other scientific data. Topics covered include probability, probability distribution theory, point estimation, confidence interval estimation, sampling theory, hypothesis testing, chi-square analysis, correlation and regression analysis, introduction to model building and ANOVA for design experiments.

SCS202 Data Communications I
SCS209 Data Communications II
Mr. Hang Vannak
Year II, Semesters I & II
Students learn fundamental concepts and techniques in data communication and networking. These include link protocols, link components and types of data communication systems such as voice-band, baseband, broadband, data transmission, terminal handling and data switching.

SCS203 Data Structures & Algorithms I
SCS210 Data Structures & Algorithms II
Mr.Thap Boung
Year II, Semesters I & II

As computers become faster and faster, the need for programs that can handle large amounts of input becomes more acute. In this course, students look at methods of organizing large amounts of data through algorithms and analysis. By studying and

solving practical problems, students learn good programming and algorithm analysis skills, allowing them to develop programs with maximum efficiency.

SCS204 Database Systems I
SCS211 Database Systems II
Mr. Thou Chamroeun
Year II, Semesters I & II
Students learn how to create an entity relational model (ERM) for an enterprise and convert ERD to a relational data model. They study database security, integrity, recovery, backup, database concurrency and distributed database management systems (DBMS), and participate in sessions on interactive and embedded SQL.

SCS205 C++ Programming Language I
SCS212 C++ Programming Language II
Mr. Hout Meng Tek
Year II, Semesters I & II
In this course, students examine the C++ general purpose programming language and object-oriented programming (OOP). Topics include C++ procedure, programming enhancements to C, data abstraction, classes, objects, information hiding, inheritance, virtual function, dynamic binding, polymorphism and Standard Template Library operations.

SCS206 Operating Systems I
SCS213 Operating Systems II
Mr. Pheng Oussaphea
Year II, Semesters I & II
This course examines the basic function and organization of operating systems. Topics include process management (CPU processing, process synchronization and deadlocks), storage management (memory management, virtual memory, file-system interface and implementation, and secondary storage structure), protection and security.

SCS207 Microprocessors I
SCS214 Microprocessors II
Mr. Ouk Polyvann
Year II, Semesters I & II

In this course, students examine the inside workings of personal computers. Topics include block diagrams and programming models of microprocessors, registers, addressing

microprocessors, Arithmetic Logic Units (ALU), Control Logic (CL) and the use of internal data bases. Students also write a small program in assembly language in order to understand the power of low level programming language.

 

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