Engineers are encouraged to contact their board now for an application if planning to take the next certification examination. Instruction reviews the development of analytical and numerical methods for analysis of steady state and transient chemical engineering problems arising in fluid mechanics, heat transfer, mass transfer, kinetics, and reactor design. Focuses on solutions to the static, dynamic, and buckling behavior of determinate and indeterminate structures by numerical procedures, including finite difference and numerical integration techniques. Signals and Systems II, or permission of instructor. Provides a working knowledge of the analysis and design of linear automatic control systems using classical methods.
Powerful software is used for system design.
This comprehensive overview of computer graphics, geometric modeling, and computer aided design addresses theory and applications, reviewing both the mathematical and technological foundations of interactive computer graphics, selected CAD applications, and examples. Deformation and fracture are considered through integration of materials science microstructure and solid mechanics principles, emphasizing the mechanical behavior of metallic alloys and engineering polymers. Metal deformation is understood based on elasticity theory and dislocation concepts. Fracture is understood based on continuum fracture mechanics and microstructural damage mechanisms. Undergraduate Probability and Statistics.