MECH_ENG 362: Stress Analysis VIEW ALL COURSE TIMES AND SESSIONS Prerequisites CIV ENG 216 Description Theory of elasticity: elastic stability, principal of minimum potential energy, Raylegh-Ritz ...

Understanding the fundamental mechanics of manufacturing processes is essential for process design, control, monitoring and innovation. This new course focuses on the mechanics of representative ...

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MECH_ENG 382: Micro/Nano Science and Engineering Description MEMS and Nanotechnology have attracted significant attention in the engineering, chemistry, and biology communities. An important component ...

MECH_ENG 395: Special Topics: Energy Systems VIEW ALL COURSE TIMES AND SESSIONS Prerequisites A first course in Thermodynamics and/or Fluids is recommended. Description Fundamentals of the science of ...

Description Introduction to microelectromechanical devices with an emphasis on their manufacturing and mechanical behavior. Material properties, microfabrication technology, mechanical behavior of of ...

Description Introduction to the formulation and implementation of inelastic constitutive relations for solids. Viscoelasticity, rate-independent plasticity, viscoplasticity. State variable ...

MECH_ENG 390: Introduction to Dynamic Systems VIEW ALL COURSE TIMES AND SESSIONS Prerequisites GEN ENG 205-4, MECH_ENG 241, and CIV_ENV 216 Description Modeling the dynamic behavior of physical ...

Who Takes It ME 340-1 is taken by mechanical engineers, manufacturing engineers, and industrial engineers.

Python is arguably now the world's foremost programming language. It is the go-to coding language for data scientists, machine learning researchers, design engineers, and anyone who needs to grab and ...

This introductory course is designed to cover the technology fundamentals of the optical and mechanical metamaterials, micro-/nano-fabrication methodologies, and prospective applications. Specific ...

Who Takes It Reliability is a central consideration across the entire spectrum of engineering disciplines, and this course is structured to be accessible to students in all MEAS curricula. Examples ...