Designed to discuss and provide an introduction to the historical aspects, objectives, foundations, and recent trends and developments in the application of mechanics to the human biological systems. Take charge of your learning by joining a cross Section of GE students to work, learn and grow. Become part of building a team to enhance your education in the areas of teamwork, project management, interpersonal and communication skills by working on a project with faculty, alumni, and staff members, or determine your own project. Enjoy corporate sponsorship of and involvement with project teams. Industrial applications of these techniques towards flaw detection, material properties characterization, impact and fatigue damage evaluation, adhesion, etc., are presented.
Current literature is examined.
Basic optimization theory and a variety of numerical methods will be surveyed. Students will gain experience in integrating available software and hardware components into prototype or emulated computer controlled systems. ECE 338 or consent of instructor. GE 393 - Sec. An overview of the basic principles used in the design of wireline and wireless networks that carry different types of traffic, such as voice, data and video.