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ELCT 882 - High-Speed Semiconductor Devices Credits: 3
Physics of Negative Differential Resistance devices, 2D-electron gas and quantum wells; principles and characteristics of heterostructure field-effect transistors and bipolar transistors, heterostructure light-emitting diodes, lasers, and photodetectors.
Prerequisites: ELCT 581 or PHYS 512
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ELCT 883 - Power Systems Stability and Control Credits: 3
Power system transient and dynamic stability analysis. Power system control, including excitation systems, automatic generation control and boiler-turbine-generator models.
Prerequisites: ELCT 751
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ELCT 891 - Selected Topics in Electrical Engineering Credits: 3
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ELCT 897 - Directed Individual Study Credits: 1-3
Approved plan of study must be filed.
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ELCT 899 - Dissertation Preparation Credits: 1-12
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EMCH 501 - Engineering Analysis I Credits: 3
Engineering applications of solution techniques for ordinary and partial differential equations, including Sturm-Liouville theory, special functions, transform techniques, and numerical methods.
Prerequisites: MATH 242
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EMCH 502 - Engineering Analysis II Credits: 3
Engineering applications of optimization methods, calculus of variations including approximate methods, and probability concepts.
Prerequisites: MATH 242
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EMCH 507 - Computer-Aided Design Credits: 3
Solid modeling using commercial computer-aided design (CAD) applications package to reverse engineer-manufactured parts. Analytical curves and surfaces, transformation matrices, assembly modeling, and computer tools for analyzing parts and mechanisms.
Prerequisites: EMCH 201 or ENCP 201, EMCH 327
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EMCH 508 - Finite Element Analysis in Mechanical Engineering Credits: 3
Development of the fundamental concepts of finite element modeling. Matrix equation assembly and reduction. Mechanical engineering applications in structures, stress analysis, ideal flow, and heat transfer problems.
Prerequisites: EMCH 201 or ENCP 201, EMCH 327
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EMCH 509 - Computer-Aided Manufacturing Credits: 3
Optimizing computer-controlled machining processes, programmable logic controllers (PLCs), motion control of servomechanisms, CNC machining practices and programming, and robotics.
Prerequisites: EMCH 367 or equivalent
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EMCH 516 - Control Theory in Mechanical Engineering Credits: 3
An introduction to closed-loop control systems; development of concepts, including transfer function, feedback, frequency response, and system stability by examples taken from mechanical engineering practice; control system design methods. Also an introduction to programmable logic controllers (PLCs).
Prerequisites: MATH 242, EMCH 330
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EMCH 520 - Technology Planning Credits: 3
Assessment of technological needs in the organization; coupling research and development to production; selection and evaluation of the technical project/program; technical planning, resource allocation, direction, and control; effective use and development of the engineering staff; the process of and barriers to technological change; technology, values, and policy.
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EMCH 521 - Concurrent Engineering Credits: 3
A systematic approach to the mechanical design of products, requiring the concurrent design of all related processes.
Prerequisites: EMCH 327
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EMCH 522 - Design for Manufacture and Assembly Credits: 3
Product design principles for early consideration of issues to shorten product development time and to ensure smooth transition to manufacturing, thus accelerating time-to-market.
Prerequisites: EMCH 327 and 377
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EMCH 527 - Design of Mechanical Systems Credits: 3
Summary of mechanical design, project management, product liability and the law, intellectual property ethics and professionalism.
Prerequisites: EMCH 327
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EMCH 528 - Product Safety Engineering Credits: 3
Design considerations and methodologies for products to ensure adequate safeguards for the prevention of accidents, failures, and injuries.
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EMCH 529 - Sustainable Design and Development Credits: 3
System design and development accomplished with consideration of environmental/ecological, economic, and social constraints. Students will be introduced to sustainable design and accomplish a design project.
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EMCH 532 - Intermediate Dynamics Credits: 3
Kinematics and dynamics of particles and rigid bodies using Newtonian mechanics. Work/energy, impulse/momentum, 3-D motion.
Prerequisites: EMCH 332
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EMCH 535 - Robotics in Mechanical Engineering Credits: 3
Overview of robotics in practice and research: forward and inverse kinematics, statics and dynamics, trajectory generation, control, vision, and motion planning.
Prerequisites: EMCH 332
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EMCH 544 - Compressible Fluid Flow Credits: 3
Application of the conservation laws of a compressible fluid to isentropic flows, flow with friction, and flows with heating or cooling. Shock and expansion waves. Nozzle and diffuser design.
Prerequisites: EMCH 354
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EMCH 551 - Nuclear Energy in the Hydrogen Economy Credits: 3
The current role of nuclear energy in the US and global energy mix will be described and the potential for future growth will be surveyed, particularly in the development of the hydrogen economy.
Prerequisites: EMCH 354
Note: Not auditable.
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EMCH 552 - Introduction to Nuclear Engineering Credits: 3
Radioactivity and nuclear reactions; steady state and transient nuclear reactor theory.
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EMCH 553 - The Nuclear Fuel Cycle Credits: 3
Processing of nuclear fuel including fabrication, irradiation, and waste disposal or storage. In-core and out-of-core fuel management. Fuel cycle economics.
Prerequisites: EMCH 552
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EMCH 554 - Intermediate Heat Transfer Credits: 3
Radiant heat exchange, combined modes of heat transfer, computer techniques in heat transfer analysis and design, environmental heat transfer.
Prerequisites: EMCH 354
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EMCH 555 - Instrumentation for Nuclear Engineering Credits: 3
Basic operational principles of radiation detection and nuclear instrumentation systems. Selection of the proper detector to measure readiation. Statistical analysis of results.
Prerequisite or Corequisite:
EMCH 552 or PHYS 511
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EMCH 555L - Nuclear Instrumentation Laboratory Credits: 1
Use of nuclear radiation detection and instrumentation systems and computers. Data acquisition and analysis.
Prerequisite or Corequisite:
EMCH 555
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EMCH 556 - Introduction to Risk Analysis and Reactor Safety Credits: 3
An introduction to probabilistic risk assessment (PRA) methods as applied to nuclear power plants but also examples from the chemical industry, aerospace, transportation, and other sectors. Addresses failure and reliability analysis, fault trees, event trees, reactor safety, regulatory practice.
Prerequisites: STAT 509
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EMCH 557 - Introduction to Radiation Shielding and Sources Credits: 3
Radiation interactions and transport, design of radiation shields, point kernel, and Monte Carlo methods. Dosimetry, buildup factors, radiation sources, and shield materials.
Note: Not auditable.
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EMCH 558 - Introduction to Nuclear Reactor Systems Credits: 3
PWR and BWR reactors, reactor system designs for accident prevention and mitigation, protection systems, containment design, emergency cooling requirements, code of federal regulations, and design criteria.
Prerequisite or Corequisite:
EMCH 552
Note: Not auditable
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EMCH 560 - Intermediate Fluid Mechanics Credits: 3
Integral and differential analysis of fluids. Potential flow. Boundary layer analysis. Flow in closed and open channels. Flow dynamics of turbomachinery. Steady and unsteady flows.
Prerequisites: EMCH 310 or ENCP 210, EMCH 360 or ENCP 360
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EMCH 561 - Current Topics in Mechanical Engineering Credits: 1-3
Special topics related to current issues in mechanical engineering. Course content varies and will be announced in the schedule of classes by suffix and title.
Prerequisites: Consent of instructor
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EMCH 562 - Micro/nanofluidics and Lab-on-a-Chip Credits: 3
Basic fluid mechanics, capillary, drop and micro/nanoparticle, electrokinetics; Micropump, mixer, preconcentrator, electrophoresis, microactuator and particle manipulator; Sensors for pressure, velocity, concentration, temperature in environmental monitoring/biodefence, clinical diagnostics, drug discovery/delivery. Restricted to: Upper division
Prerequisites: CHEM 112/L or CHEM 142, PHYS 212
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EMCH 567 - Bio Nano/Micro Electro-Mechanical Systems Credits: 3
Nano/microfabrication for nano/microstructures, photolithography, self-assembly, etching techniques, physical and chemical vapor deposition, surface and bulk micromachining, MEMS inegration and packaging; applications in Biomedical Engineering; microactuators, biomicrosensors, and biomedical devices.
Prerequisites: CHEM 112/L or CHEM 142, PHYS 212
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EMCH 571 - Mechanical Behavior of Materials Credits: 3
Micromechanisms of the deformation and fracture of structural materials; brittle versus ductile behavior; fatigue and creep; strengthening mechanisms; mechanical testing techniques; methods in analysis of mechanical failures.
Prerequisites: EMCH 260 or ENCP 260, EMCH 371
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EMCH 572 - Physical Metallurgy Credits: 3
Equilibrium and phase relations in metallic systems; kinetics of phase transformations; annealing and precipitation phenomena.
Prerequisites: EMCH 371
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EMCH 573 - Introduction to Nuclear Materials Credits: 3
Materials for nuclear applications; materials degradation processes occuring in the nuclear reactor environment.
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EMCH 575 - Adaptive Materials and Smart Structures Credits: 3
A multidisciplinary introductory course addressing the engineering field of adaptive materials and smart structures.
Prerequisites: EMCH 260 or ENCP 260, EMCH 310 or ENCP 210
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EMCH 576 - Fundamentals and Applications of Fuel Cells Credits: 3
Study of fuel cell principles, fuel cell characterization, characteristics of the major types of fuel cells, fuel cell and stack components, fuel cell stack and system design, fuel cell applications in portable, transportation, and stationary areas, as well as the current status and future research focus of fuel cells. Restricted to: Upper division
Prerequisites: EMCH 290 or ENCP 290, ECHE 310 or ENCP 210
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EMCH 577 - Aerospace Structures I Credits: 3
Static analysis of aerospace structural elements such as bars, beams, columns, plates, and shells. Topics include, but not limited to elasticity theory, simple beam theory, boundary value problems, amd structural stability.
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EMCH 578 - Introduction to Aerodynamics Credits: 3
Fundamentals of aerodynamics. Elements of compressible flow. Thin airfoil theory, finite wing theory. Flow through nozzles, diffusers, and wind tunnels. Normal and oblique shock waves. Elements of the methods of characteristics and finite difference solutions for compressible flows. Aspects of hypersonic flow.
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EMCH 580 - Mechanics of Solid Biomaterials Credits: 3
Introduction to the mechanical behavior of solid biomaterials. Structure and mechanical properties of tissue including skin, myocardium, and tendon. Mathematical treatment of anisotropic elasticity, nonlinear elasticity, linear and quasi-linear viscoelasticity, muscle activity.
Prerequisites: MATH 242
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EMCH 584 - Advanced Mechanics of Materials Credits: 3
Topics in stress analysis, including unsymmetrical bending, three-dimensional stress-strain; torsion; rotational stress; thick-walled pressure vessels; beams on elastic foundations; and stress concentration.
Prerequisites: EMCH 260 or ENCP 260
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EMCH 585 - Introduction to Composite Materials Credits: 3
Introduction to fiber reinforced polymer (FRP) composite materials, manufacturing methods and processes. Micro-Mechanics and properties of orthotropic laminated and woven composites. Analysis of composite structures (Mechanics and Synergistic environmental effects). Structure/property relationships. Characterization of modern composite materials. Design considerations.
Prerequisites: EMCH 327, 371, MATH 242
Note: Effective: May Session 2012
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EMCH 586 - Experimental Stress Analysis Credits: 3
Stress analysis utilizing experimental techniques including transmission and scattered light photoelasticity, strain gauges, and brittle coatings. Introduction to modern concepts of coherent optics in stress analysis with emphasis on engineering applications.
Prerequisites: EMCH 260 or ENCP 260
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EMCH 592 - Introduction to Combustion Credits: 3
Chemical thermodynamics, reaction kinetics, and combustion phenomena in energy production. Application to the modeling of coal combustion, incineration, and combustion engines.
Prerequisites: EMCH 354, 394
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EMCH 594 - Solar Heating Credits: 3
Solar radiation; review of heat transfer and radiation characteristics of relevant materials; flat plate and focusing collectors; energy storage models for design of solar heating systems; system design by computer simulation; direct conversion by solar cells.
Prerequisites: EMCH 290 or ENCP 290, EMCH 354, or ECHE 321
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EMCH 597 - Thermal Environmental Engineering Credits: 3
Vapor compression and absorption refrigeration systems. Heat pumps. Properties of refrigerants. Cryogenic refrigeration. Heating and cooling of buildings. Solar heating and cooling systems.
Prerequisites: EMCH 354, 394
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EMCH 701 - Methods of Engineering Analysis Credits: 3
Variational methods of approximation are used with the finite element method to simulate the reliability predictions in design of mechanical systems. The functional relationship between geometry, materials, and physical laws of motion and energy are applied to solid, thermal, and fluid systems.
Prerequisites: EMCH 201
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EMCH 708 - Computer-Aided Product Design and Analysis Credits: 3
Integration of computer-aided design and computer-aided engineering for shorter design cycles. Application of solid modeling and computer simulation tools to the design process.
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EMCH 717 - Advanced Finite Element Methods Credits: 3
Advanced finite element topics, including dynamic and nonlinear analyses. Computer projects will be assigned.
Prerequisites: EMCH 508
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EMCH 721 - Aeroelasticity Credits: 3
Study the principles and applications of aircraft aeroelasticity with emphasis on aircraft structural dynamics, vibrations, unsteady aerodynamics, and interaction thereof.
Prerequisites: Instructor permission
Note: Effective: Fall 2012
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EMCH 722 - Plasticity Credits: 3
Basic experiments and observations of elastic-plastic material behavior; yield criteria; deformation and flow theories; slip line fields; numerical techniques; one and two dimensional applications.
Prerequisites: ENCP 707
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EMCH 727 - Advanced Mechanical Design Credits: 3
Analysis of stresses involved in mechanical loading under various environmental conditions including failure criteria, impact and fatigue loading, residual stress, contact stress, and experimental stress analysis.
Prerequisites: EMCH 260
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EMCH 732 - Advanced Dynamics of Machinery Credits: 3
Rigid body dynamics of mechanical systems. Dynamics of linkages, gears, and cams. Balancing. Synthesis of mechanisms. Digital computer and computer graphics methods in dynamics.
Prerequisites: EMCH 532
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EMCH 741 - Viscous and Turbulent Flow Credits: 3
Viscosity. The Navier-Stokes equation, its formulation and its properties. Exact solutions of the flow at low Reynolds number. Flow at high Reynolds number. The momentum theory of boundary layer. Turbulent flows.
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EMCH 742 - Advanced Gas Dynamics Credits: 3
Development of the general equations of frictionless flow. Small perturbation theory. Subsonic and supersonic similarity rules. Applications of the method of characteristics to unsteady flow. Low density flow fundamentals.
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EMCH 743 - Aircraft and Rocket Propulsion Credits: 3
Introduction to aircraft and rocket engines with emphasis on the performance and characteristics of various types of propulsion systems, including turbojet, turbofan, turboprop, ramjet, scramjet, and liquid and solid propellant rockets.
Corequisite: EMCH 544
Prerequisites: EMCH 544
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EMCH 744 - Aerodynamics & Flight Mechanics Credits: 3
Aerodynamics of wings and bodies in aircraft and the static and dynamic analysis of airplane flight mechanics. Topics include fundamentals of potential flows, thin airfoil theory, finite wing theory, laminar and turbulent boundary layers, trajectory analysis, and stability and control of an airplane.
Note: Effective: Fall 2012
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EMCH 751 - Advanced Heat Transfer Credits: 3
Development of the energy equation for convection and some exact solutions. Approximate analysis of the boundary layer by integral methods. Analogy between heat and momentum transfer. Experimental results.
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EMCH 752 - Thermal Radiation Heat Transfer Credits: 3
Radiation heat transfer between surfaces of enclosures; diffuse-gray and nondiffuse-gray surfaces. Radiative properties of real materials; metals, opaque nonmetals, transmitting solids. Gas radiation in enclosures.
Prerequisites: EMCH 751
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EMCH 754 - Thermal Hydraulic Design of Nuclear Reactors Credits: 3
Power plant thermodynamics, reactor heat generation and removal (single-phase as well as two-phase coolant flow and heat transfer), and engineering considerations in reactor design.
Prerequisites: EMCH 552
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EMCH 755 - Advanced Nuclear Engineering Credits: 3
Reactor physics including heterogeneous effects, multi-group calculations, reactor kinetics, stability and control, fuel depletion, and burnable poisons.
Prerequisites: EMCH 552
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EMCH 756 - Safety Analysis for Energy Systems Credits: 3
Analysis of the safety of nuclear energy facilities focusing on reliability and probabilistic risk analysis.
Prerequisites: EMCH 552
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EMCH 757 - Radiation Shielding Credits: 3
Radiation interactions and transport, design of radiation shields, point kernel, removal-diffusion, discrete ordinates, and Monte Carlo methods. Dosimetry, buildup factors, radiation sources, and shield materials.
Prerequisites: EMCH 552
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EMCH 758 - Nuclear Reactor Systems Credits: 3
PWR and BWR reactors, reactor system designs for accident prevention and mitigation, protection systems, containment design, emergency cooling requirements, and atmospheric dispersion of radioactive material.
Prerequisites: EMCH 552
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EMCH 759 - Waste Management in the Nuclear Industry Credits: 3
Management of low- and high-level radioactive, hazardous, and mixed waste; transportation, treatment, storage, and disposal techniques. Political and social issues involved with nuclear waste.
Prerequisites: EMCH 552
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EMCH 764 - Mechanical Engineering Projects Credits: 3
Guided independent work on current research or design projects, culminating either in a written report or in the construction of a prototype device.
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EMCH 767 - Microelectromechanical Systems (MEMS) Credits: 3
Fundamentals of micromachining and microfabrication technologies, microsystem design, MEMS integration and packaging issues, design and analysis of microsensors and microactuators, microfluidics and bioMEMS, and CAD for MEMS. Design project required.
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EMCH 770 - Predictive Modeling: Combining Experiments with Computations Credits: 3
Experimental and computational uncertainties; combining experiments with computations to obtain “best-estimate” results with reduced uncertainties; predictive modeling.
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EMCH 771 - Design Properties of Plastics Credits: 3
Physical properties of various commercial thermoset and thermoplastic resins. Linear viscoelestic theory and its relationship to measurable mechanical properties of plastics.
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EMCH 772 - Nuclear Materials Credits: 3
This course focuses on behavior and performance of materials in nuclear irradiation fields. Materials used in the core for reactivity control and materials used for structural support will be studied.
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EMCH 774 - Radiation Damage Credits: 3
Structural materials for nuclear application; Radiation interaction with matter; Microstructure evolution under irradiation; Material properties degradation under irradation.
Prerequisites: EMCH 573 or Instructor’s Pre-approval
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EMCH 777 - Aerospace Structures II Credits: 3
Principles and applications of aerospace structures with emphasis on the construction and analysis of thin-wall monocoque and semi-monocoque wings and fuselages.
Corequisite: EMCH 577
Prerequisites: EMCH 577
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EMCH 778 - Nanomaterials: Synthesis, Characterization, and Applications Credits: 3
Advances in nanomaterials; synthesis of nanomaterials; nanoparticles, nanotubes/wires, nanometer thick thin films, nanostructured bulk materials; assembly of nanostructures; biologically inspired structures; structure-property-correlations in nanomaterials and nanostructures; advanced characterization techniques; applications, especially those related to nanotechnology, information technology, MEMS/NEMS, and biotechnology.
Prerequisites: EMCH 371 or consent of instructor
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EMCH 780 - Energy Storage Credits: 3
This course is aimed to provide graduate students with a comprehensive introduction to the varioys energy storage mechanisms and technologies that are currently being utilized. The content of the course includes methods and mechanisms of common energy storage (thermal, mechanical, chemical and electrochemical).
Note: Restricted to: Upper Division
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EMCH 785 - Design of Composite Materials for Aerospace Structures Credits: 3
Property and performance requirements for aerospace structures. Design for stiffness, strength, durability, damage tolerance, and life at the lamina, laminate, and structural level (materials and analysis).
Prerequisites: Instructor Approval
Note: Effective: Spring 2013
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EMCH 790 - Mechanical Engineering for Teachers I Credits: 3
Introduction to concepts of modeling, dimensional analysis, lift, and drag. For preservice teachers enrolled in a professional program (M.A.T. and M.T. students) and in-service teachers (M.Ed. and Ed.S. students) only.
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EMCH 791 - Selected Topics in Thermal Systems Credits: 1-3
Special topics related to current research in thermal systems.
Prerequisites: consent of instructor
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EMCH 792 - Selected Topics in Mechanical Systems Credits: 1-3
Special topics related to current research in mechanical systems.
Prerequisites: consent of instructor
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EMCH 793 - Combustion Processes in Industry Credits: 3
Development of the physics of turbulent flow, turbulent combustion, atomization, and vaporization of liquid sprays. Design and analysis of industrial combustion processes including incinerators and furnaces.
Prerequisites: EMCH 592
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EMCH 794 - Thermodynamics Credits: 3
An advanced treatment of thermodynamics stressing fundamentals. Application of first and second laws; study of properties and criteria for reactive, non-reactive, and coupled systems.
Prerequisites: EMCH 354 and EMCH 394
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EMCH 797 - Research Credits: 1-12
Note: Pass-Fail Grading
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EMCH 799 - Thesis Preparation Credits: 1-12
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EMCH 847 - Fluid Systems Design Credits: 3
Hydrodynamics of one and two-phase flow in ducts. Pressure surges and flow stability. Flow induced vibrations. Numerical techniques. Fluid power systems design.
Prerequisites: EMCH 741
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EMCH 857 - Advanced Heat Transfer II Credits: 3
Solution of radiation problems through non-absorbing, non-emitting media. Heat exchanger design.
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EMCH 881 - Fatigue of Materials Credits: 3
Fatigue of materials presented from mechanics and microstructural points of view. Stress-life, strain life, and Linear Elastic Fracture Mechanics (LEFM) approaches will be covered.
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EMCH 882 - Fracture Mechanics Credits: 3
Linear elastic and elastoplastic description of stress fields around cracks. Discussion of stress intensity factor, strain energy density. Dynamic crack propagation and arrest. Fatigue crack propagation. Fracture toughness testing. Applications of concepts.
Prerequisites: EMCH 584
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EMCH 883 - Wave Propagation in Solids Credits: 3
Formulation and solution of the wave propagation problem in an unbounded isotropic medium. Study of the reflection-refraction problem at a plane interface. Discussion of Rayleigh, Love, and general surface waves. Wave propagation in a bounded isotropic medium.
Prerequisites: ENCP 707
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EMCH 899 - Dissertation Preparation Credits: 1-12
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ENCP 540 - Environmentally Conscious Manufacturing Credits: 3
Design for the environment; life cycle analysis; environmental economics and global competitiveness; legal and regulatory affairs; and management of technological change. Interdisciplinary collaboration of engineering, science, math, and business majors.
Prerequisites: graduate student standing or consent of instructor
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ENCP 602 - Introduction to Engineering Design for Teachers Credits: 3
An introduction to computer-aided design with solid modeling for pre-service and in-service teachers. Design process, professional communication and collaboration methods, design ethics and technical documentation.
Prerequisites: College algebra with trigonometry
Note: Excluded- College of Engineering and Computing majors
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ENCP 603 - Gateway to Technology for Teachers Credits: 3
Addresses the development of knowledge, skills, and understanding of modern technology. For pre-service and in-service teachers.
Prerequisites: MATH 112 or MATH 115
Note: Excluded - College of Engineering and Computing majors
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ENCP 605 - Principles of Engineering for Teachers Credits: 3
Technological processes employed in engineering and engineering technology for teachers and students in teacher education programs.
Prerequisites: MATH 112 or MATH 115 or higher
Note: Excluded - College of Engineering and Computing majors.
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ENCP 701 - Introduction to Engineering for Teachers I Credits: 3
Participants will develop skills and knowledge to teach ENCP 101. For teachers and graduate students in teacher education programs.
Note: Restricted to nonengineering majors only.
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ENCP 704 - Digital Electronics for Teachers Credits: 3
An introductory course in digital electronics for K-12 teachers. For teachers and graduate students in teacher education programs.
Prerequisites: College physics including electricity and magnetism
Note: Restricted to nonengineering majors only.
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ENCP 707 - Continuum Mechanics Credits: 3
Development of theory of strain and of stress; constitutive equations; compatibility conditions; equations of motion. An introduction to courses in mechanics of solids and of fluids.
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ENCP 710 - Dynamic Analysis Credits: 3
Analysis of lumped and continuous multidegree of freedom mechanical systems. Transfer function analysis. Response of systems to steady-state, shock, and random excitation. Introduction to non-linear vibrations and wave propagation.
Prerequisites: ENCP 424
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ENCP 721 - Elasticity Credits: 3
Equilibrium, strain-displacement, compatibility, and constitutive equations in terms of complex potential stress functions, applications to plane engineering boundary value problems including beams, disks, thick-walled tubes, and stress concentration problems.
Prerequisites: ENCP 707
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ENCP 730 - Cases in Technology Feasibility Analysis Credits: 3
Technology innovation, exploitation of intellectual property, and technology feasibility analysis.
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ENCP 735 - Developing and Launching New Ventures in Science and Technology Credits: 3
Processes, strategies and tools to analyze and facilitate the emergence of science and technology oriented ventures.
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