530.101 (E)

FRESHMAN EXPERIENCES IN MECHANICAL ENGINEERING (4)  Sharpe Limit 12 per section          Coreq: 171.102 or Perm. Req=d.

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Lab

Sec. 02

Lab

Sec. 03

Lab

MTW 1

TBA

MTW 1

TBA

MTW 1

TBA

530.201 (E,N)

STATICS AND MECHANICS OF MATERIALS (4) Ghanem Limit 50 Prereq: 171.102 or Perm. Req=d. Co-listed with 560.201  2 hour lab every other week TBA

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MTW 3

530.231 (E)

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING THERMODYNAMICS (4) Katz Prereq: 110.109, 171.102

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Lab

MTW 10
MT 1

W 4

530.327 (E,N)

INTRODUCTION TO FLUID MECHANICS (4) Su Prereq: 560.202 and either 110.302 or 550.291

Sec. 01

Lab

  MTW 10

TBA

530.341 (E)

ELECTRONICS AND INSTRUMENTATION (3) Cowan Limit 20 per section                      Prereq: 171.101-102, 110.201, 110.302

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Lab

02

Lab

MTW 1

W 2-5

MTW 1

F 9-12

530.352 (E)

MATERIALS SELECTION (4) Hemker   Prereq: 530.215 or Perm.  Req=d.    

Sec. 01

MTW 11

530.403 (E, Q, N) (W)

ENGINEERING DESIGN PROJECT (4) Conn Prereq: ME Majors: 530.215, 530.327
EM & BME Majors: 530.215 or 530.405, and 530.327

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Sec. 02

Th 9-11:30

F 9-11:30

530.414 (E)

COMPUTER-AIDED DESIGN (3) Stoianovici   Limit 20 per section      Prereq: 530.215, 500.100 or Perm. Req=d.

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02

Th  3-6

Th 12-3

530.420 (E)

ROBOT SENSORS & ACTUATORS  (3) Okamura    Limit 20 per section Prereq: 171.101, 171.102, 110.108, 110.109, 110.202, 550.291 and 530.341 or 520.345      Note: Optional Problem solving session is M 4-5

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Lab

Sec.02

Lab

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Lab

M 2-4

T 2-5

M 2-4

Th 9-12

M 2-4

F 2:30-5:30

530.446 (E,N)

EXPERIMENTAL BIOMECHANICS (3) Belkoff   Prereq: 550.291 or equivalent An introduction to experimental methods used in biomechanical research. Standard experimental techniques will be applied to biological tissues, where applicable and novel techniques will be introduced. Topics include: strain gauges, extensometers, load transducers, optical kinematic tracking, digital image correlation, proper experimental design, calibration and error analysis. Of particular emphasis will be maintaining native tissue temperature and hydration. Laboratory will include "hands on" testing.

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Lab

T 2

W 1-4

530.454 (E)

MANUFACTURING ENGINEERING (3) Sharpe       Prereq: 530.215, 530.352

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     Lab

MTW 9

TBA

530.461 (E)

ENGINEERING BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT (3) Conn Prereq: 530.215, 530,352

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ThF 1-2:30

530.435 (E)
530.467

REFRIGERATION AND HVAC (3) Cerza Staff

Sec. 01

MW 4-5:30 T 4-6pm,
W 5-6pm

530.491  

SPECIAL TOPICS (1) Staff

530.495 (E)

MICROFABRICATION LABORATORY (4) Wang, Andreou

Limit 5 9 per section                            

Co-listed with 520.495 & 580.495

Lec.

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02

03

Th 11

Th 1-4
F 9-12

F 9-12
F 2:30-5:30

F 1-4
Th 1-4

530.525

INDEPENDENT RESEARCH

530.527

INDEPENDENT STUDY

530.601

CONTINUUM MECHANICS   Molinari

Sec. 01

TTh 11-12:30

530.621

FLUID DYNAMICS I Meneveau

Sec. 01

MW 11-12:30

530.625

TURBULENCE I Meneveau

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M 2-3,
M 3-4, W 2-3

530.632

CONVECTION Prosperetti Tuesday added 9/14/04.

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MTW 4-6pm

MW 4-5:30

530.639

SCIENTIFIC COMPUTING Chen

Sec. 01

M 5-6:30pm 4:15-5:45
W 3:30-5

530.653

ADVANCED SYSTEMS MODELING Chirikjian

Sec. 01

ThF 1-2:30

530.659

APPLIED ANALYSIS FOR ENGINEERS & SCIENTISTS

Eyink Co-listed with 550.491

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MTW 10, Th 10

530.730

FINITE ELEMENT METHODS Graham-Brady Co-Listed with 560.730

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MW 3-4:30
MW 4:30-5:45pm

530.758

HIEARCHICAL MODELING IN BIOMECHANICS Ramesh Course canceled 8/5/04

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TBA

530.759

RESEARCH SEMINAR IN PLASTICITY AND FAILURE Ramesh Permission of instructor and advisor required. A weekly research seminar featuring ongoing research as well as reviews of new papers of interest in the general areas of plasticity and failure. The course will have an emphasis on dynamic phenomena, but will consider both engineering materials and biological systems. Students will be expected to make two presentations during the semester. Course added 8/5/04

Sec. 01

W 2-4 T 1-3

530.773

TOPICS IN APPLIED MATHEMATICS FOR ENGINEERING Prosperetti The material covered in this course depends on the class's and instructor's interests. Topics include: multiple-scale methods applied to non-linear oscillations and wave propogation, homogenization, singular perturbations, non-linear waves, complex variables and conformal mapping, calculus of variations, and others. Course added 8/5/04

Sec. 01

MW 11-1
F 9-11

TRANSMISSION ELECTRON MICROSCOPY: PRACTICE & APPLICATIONS Hemker/Veblen Course added 5/13/04.

Cross-listed with Earth & Planetary Sciences

360.605

SEMINAR: ENVIRONMENT & APPLIED FLUID MECHANICS Meneveau

Cross-listed with Geography & Environmental, Earth & Planetary Sciences, & Mechanical Engineering

Sec. 01

F 10:30 F 11

520.725

MEDICL MICROSYSTEMS Staff Prereq: 580.471 or 580.495 Cross-listed with Electrical and Computer Engineering                     

Sec. 01

TBA

530.800

INDEPENDENT STUDY

Sec. 01

530.801

GRADUATE RESEARCH Use the following section when registering with a faculty member:

Sec. 01  Staff                    Sec. 12 Chirikjian

Sec. 02 Meneveau             Sec.13 Whitcomb

Sec. 03 Katz                     Sec.14  Okamura

Sec. 04 Prosperetti           Sec. 15 Oguz

Sec. 05 Herman                Sec. 16 Molinari

Sec. 06 Ramesh                Sec. 17 Stoianovici

Sec. 07 Taylor                  Sec. 18 Chao

Sec. 08 Chen                     Sec. 19 Su

Sec. 09 Sharpe                  Sec. 20 Wang

Sec. 10 Knio                     Sec. 21 Sun

Sec. 11 Hemker                Sec. 22 Cowan

                                         Sec. 23 Busch-Vishniac

530.803

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING SEMINAR Cowan Molinari

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Th 3