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MECH Engineering Mechanics
MECH-290 Mechanics of Solids I 3 cr.
Technical calculations, dimensional analysis, freebody diagrams, force
systems and equilibrium, friction, elementary statically determinate
framed structures, and simple stress.
Prerequisites: take PHYS-231, PHYS-241 or PHYS-281.
MECH-291
Mechanics of Solids II 3 cr.
Stress and strain, torsion, bending of beams, compound stress, principal
stress, deflection of beams, statically indeterminate members and columns.
Prerequisites: take MECH-290 or PHYS-331.
MECH-293
Engineering Mechanics 3 cr.
Force systems and equilibrium in two and three dimensions, free body
diagrams, trusses, frames, friction, kinematic analysis of particle
and rigid body translation, rotation, and general plane motion, force-acceleration
analysis, work-energy analysis, impulse momentum analysis, impact, damped
and undamped vibrations, and forced vibrations.
Prerequisites: take PHYS-281.
MECH-294
Mechanics of Materials 3 cr.
Stress and strain, stress-strain curves, material properties, stress
and strain transformation, axially loaded members, elastic and inelastic
flexure, shear and bending moment diagrams, beam deflections, combined
loading, fatigue, column buckling.
Prerequisites: take MECH-293.
MECH-298
Field Experience 1-2 cr.
MECH-332
Mechanical Design 4 cr.
Analysis and design of machine elements: gearing bearings, shafting
and friction devices.
Prerequisites: take MECH-290 and MECH-291.
MECH-337
Mechanical Design Practicum 3 cr.
Practical application of mechanical design in a team project. Creativity, documentation standards, design for manufacturability, design analysis, team dynamics, communication skills, and finite element analysis are applied to an industrial standard in the design of a machine,system, or product.
Prerequisites: take CADD-113, CADD-436 and MECH-332.
MECH-392
Mechanics of Machinery I 3 cr.
Dynamics of machinery: rectilinear and curvilinear motion; translation
and rotation of a rigid body, force-acceleration equation, impulse and
momentum; work, power and energy; balancing and vibration.
Prerequisites: take MECH-290 or PHYS-331; and take MATH-153.
MECH-393
Mechanics of Machinery II 3 cr.
Graphical analysis and synthesis of linkages, cams, gear trains, displacement,
velocity, acceleration and dynamic forces.
MECH-398
Field Experience 1-2 cr.
MECH-437 Mechanical Design Lab 3 cr.
An experimental study in the design of electro-mechanical systems. Design, functional prototype construction, experimentation and validation of systems are emphasized.
Prerequisites: take MECH-337 and ELEC-341.
MECH-498
Field Experience 1-2 cr.
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The Undergraduate Bulletin
Revised: July 2008 |