9302 Mechanics III (Strength of Materials)
3rd Semester AMPS
ECTS : 4
Language : el
Torsion: Torsion of circular cross-section shafts. Non-circular cross-sections. Thin-walled closed-section. Warping function. The membrane analogy. Elastoplastic torsion. Bending: Euler–Bernoulli bending. Asymmetric bending. Eccentric axial loading. Composite sections. Elastoplastic bending. Curved beams. Limitations of Euler-Bernoulli theory. The effect of concentrated load. The cantilever problem. Bending with shear: Shear flow. Composite sections. Thin-walled sections. Shear center. Elastic curve: Methods for calculating deflection by integration. Moment-area method. Solving statically indeterminate problems using the elastic curve. Deflection from shear. Buckling: Euler s critical load. The buckling bifurcation problem. Elastoplastic buckling. Design of columns for central and eccentric load. Energy methods and theorems. Strain energy. Castigliano s Theorems.
9092 Thermodynamics
3rd Semester AMPS
ECTS : 4
Language : el
Introductory concepts: Temperature, Heat. Laws of dilute gases. Isothermal and Adiabatic transformation. Kinetic theory of gases. Equation of state for gases. First law of Thermodynamics: Work, Internal energy. Reversible and irreversible transformations. Heat capacity, Mayers equation. Enthalpy, heat transfer. Heat engines, Carnot engine. Thermodynamic coefficient μ, Carnot. Second law of thermodynamics: Entropy. Irreversible processes. Carnot theorem, Clausius inequalities. Entropy changes, Tds equations. Thermodynamic Potentials: Legendre transforms. Maxwell equations. Helmholtz, Gibbs functions. Phase changes. Open Systems, Chemical Potential: Equilibrium of phase changes. Chemical reactions. Mixing processes. Third law of thermodynamics: Formulations of the third law of thermodynamics. Cooling methods. Applications of the third law of thermodynamics.
9041 Numerical Analysis I and Laboratory
3rd Semester AMPS
ECTS : 7
Language : el
Introduction to Fortran, Matlab and Mathematica. An Introduction to Rounding Errors:
Numbers Arithmetic Representation, Basic Rounding Errors. Linear Systems: Gauss Elimination
Method, LUandCholeski Factorization Methods. Norms (Vector, Matrix, Function).Stability of Linear
Systems.Fixed Point Iteration Schemes.Jacobi, Gauss‐Seidel and Relaxation Methods.Least Squares
Methods and Applications.Numerical Computation of Eigenvalues/Eigenvectors.Nonlinear
Equations: Bisection Method. Fixed Point Iteration Methods, Newton-Raphson (for Equations and
Systems).Interpolation and Approximation: Lagrange Interpolation.Newton Polynomial.Hermite
Interpolation.Cubic Splines.Best Approximation via Least Squares. Orthogonal
Polynomials.Numerical Integration: Newton‐CotesRules (Trapezoidal, Simpson, 3/8). Gauss
Integration.Introduction to ODEs: Euler, Taylor and Runge-Kutta Methods.
9036 Economics I (Microeconomics)
3rd Semester AMPS
ECTS : 3
Language : el
Learning Outcomes : After the successful completion of the course the students will know the basic principles of microeconomics and in particular topics related to:
demand and supply,
consumer behavior,
the theory of production and the behavior of firms,
the operation of the various market types.
Introduction to microeconomic theory. Supply and demand. Equilibrium - Price formation. Theories of demand: Consumer behavior, the theory of absolute utility, the theory of ordinal utility. Theory of production and production costs. Market forms: Perfect competition, monopoly, monopolistic competition, oligopoly.
9033 Physics III (ΣΕΜΦΕ)
3rd Semester AMPS
ECTS : 6
Language : el
Simple Harmonic Oscillator (free, damped, forced), [Dumping, Forced oscillations, Complex Impedance Resonance effects]. Coupled Oscillators, [Normal modes, Systems with many degrees of freedom, Periodic system, Electrical Oscillations]. Waves in 1-dimensional continuous media, [Wave-differential equation in 1-dimension, Traveling waves, Standing waves, Reflection, transmission, in discontinuities.] Dispersion, [Wave-packets, Phase- and Group- velocities, Surface waves in liquids.] Fourier methods, [Bandwidth theorem, Finite elastic medium-Fourier series, Infinite elastic medium-Fourier Integral, Bandwidth theorems and Uncertainty Principle]. Waves in 2-dimensional continuous media, [Wave-differential equation in 2-dimensions, Standing waves in 2-D, Degeneracy, Density of States, Traveling waves in 2-D, Reflection-transmission, Wave-guiding.] Waves in 3-dimensional elastic media [(acoustic, electromagnetic). Polarization, Fresnel coefficients, Acoustic waves, Electromagnetic waves, Polarization, Fresnel coefficients.] Interference, Diffraction (general principles), [Wavefront-splitting interference, Amplitude-splitting interference, Fraunhofer diffraction].
9030 Mathematical Analysis III
3rd Semester AMPS
ECTS : 5
Language : el
Integral Calculus of Multivariable Functions: Double integral: Double integral, Fubini s theorem, change of variables, triple integral, change of variables, applications of double and triple integrals. Line integrals: Line integrals of the first kind and applications, line integrals of the second kind and applications, Green s theorem. Surface integrals: Elements from surface theory, surface area, surface integral of the first kind and applications, surface integral of the second kind and applications. Basic theorems of Vector Analysis: Stokes theorem and applications, Gauss s theorem and applications, special vector fields, integral form of divergence and curl, applications of vector analysis.
9019 History of Economic Theories
3rd Semester AMPS
ECTS : 3
Language : el
Mercantilism and its decline, The heyday of mercantilist theory: Thomas Mun, The reaction against mercantilism: Dudley North, William Petty, David Hume. The Physiocrats, Quesnay s Economic Table, The theoretical legacy of the Physiocrats. Adam Smith: The theory of value, The theory of distribution, The theory of capital and productive labor. David Ricardo: Theory of value, Land rent, Wages and profit. The disintegration of the classical school: Malthus, J.B. Say, The disputes surrounding the theory of value, Senior, Carey & Bastiat, Sismondi, The Utopian Socialists, John Stuart Mill. Karl Marx: Abstract labor and value, The theory of capital, Reproduction of the total system of production, Values and production prices. The neoclassical school: Marginal utility and equilibrium of supply and demand, The production function. The Neo-Ricardian school: Production systems and relative prices, Basic and non-basic commodities, The issue of ""negative prices."" Keynes: The ""General Theory"" and its era, effective demand and the multiplier, long-term expectations and marginal efficiency of capital.
9013 Ordinary Differential Equations
3rd Semester AMPS
ECTS : 5
Language : el
Introductory Concepts: Definitions, Concept of solution and geometric characteristics. Initial-boundary value problems. Well-posed problems. Differential equations with separable variables, linear, homogeneous, exact. First-order differential equations: Riccati, Lagrange, Clairaut. Qualitative Theory: Existence and uniqueness of solution. Picard, Peano Theorems. Linear differential equations: General theory. Linear independence. Wronskian determinant. Homogeneous equations with constant coefficients. Variation of parameters method (Lagrange). Method of undetermined coefficients. Euler equation. Solution by series: Power series. Solution at an ordinary point. Legendre equation. Solution at a regular singular point. Frobenius Theory. Bessel equations. Systems of differential equations: Introduction, solution by elimination. General theory. Systems with constant coefficients, homogeneous and non-homogeneous. Laplace Transform: Definition. Properties. Inverse Laplace transform. Applications. Heaviside function. Dirac delta function. Convolution. Use of computational programs.
9007 Introduction to Philosophy
3rd Semester AMPS
ECTS : 3
Language : el
The Historic and Systematic Approach to Philosophy. Problems and Periods of Western Philosophy.
Systematic presentation and analysis of central issues in Philosophy: the validity of knowledge,
truth, mind and matter, language and the real world, the significance of Philosophy today.