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Prerequisites: EGN 3311, MAC 2313, PHY 2049, and PHY 2049L.Description: The kinematics of particles is introduced with topics such as rectilinear motion and curvilinear motion. The kinetics of particles is covered utilizing Newton's Second Law, energy and impulse-momentum principles. Kinematics of rigid bodies is included and covers translational and rotational motions. Kinetics of rigid bodies is also covered for translation, rotation and general plane motion.3EGN3331:Strength of Materials. Prerequisite: EGN 3311Description: In this course the concept of stress and strain is covered and includes topics such as normal stress and strain, shear stress and strain, Hooke's Law, and stress transformation.
Deformations in axially loaded members are included with some focus on statically indeterminate members. Torsionally loaded members and flexural members are covered. Shear and bending moment diagrams are emphasized with an introduction to member design. Deflection of beams and columns bucklings is introduced.3EGN4042:Problem Solving and Continuous Improvement Methods for Engineers.
Prerequisite: EGN 1001CDescription: This course provides an overview of project management with emphasis on project scheduling, budgets and economic analysis. Students will employ management tools such as Microsoft Project, PERT charts, and GANNT charts to identify project milestones, parallel versus sequential operations and milestone decision points. Topics such as risk assessment, task-based management, time value of money, cash flow, inflation, depreciation, breakeven point and cost-benefit analysis will be covered.3EML4004L:Energy Systems Laboratory. Prerequisite: EML 4312Description: This course covers the theory and design of linear systems control techniques applied to control of machinery. The study of design and implementation of control systems using conventional automatic controllers for linear systems, compensation techniques, and discrete-time control systems for machine control is covered. One or more advanced topics in modern control theory including adaptive control, optimal control, control of nonlinear systems are introduced.
Simulation and/or hardware of modern control systems is covered.Course Fees: $403EML4304L:Fluid Mechanics Lab. Prerequisite: EEL 3111, EGN 3203, and EGN 3321.Description: This course subject is dynamic modeling and analysis of physical systems with emphasis on mechanical systems engineering. The course makes use of systems modeling techniques to model mechanical systems as well as mixed-up energy systems including mechanical translation, mechanical rotation, electrical, and fluid subsystems. Computer analysis tools are included and projects are augmented with laboratory equipment. Introduction to linear systems with feedback control is also presented.3EML4320C:Integrated Design and Manufacturing. Prerequisite: EML 3015, EML 4320C, EML 4501 and ENC 3250; consent of Department.Description: This course is the first part of a two-semester team design project.
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Teams are responsible for preparing a project proposal including a problem statement and need identification, concept generation and down selection and a project design. Teams are further required to develop and demonstrate a proof of concept or prototype. Project management concepts such as project scheduling, budgets and economic analysis will be emphasized in the course. Additional topics covered include risk assessment, time value of money, cost benefit analysis, ethics, safety, and intellectual property such as copyrights, trademarks and patents. A final project proposal and oral presentation is required.Course Fees: $403EML4552:Senior Capstone Design II.
Prerequisite: EML 4551Description: This course is the second part of a two-semester team design project. Teams are responsible for completion of their engineering project that was proposed in the Senior Capstone Design I course. Teams are required to generate a manufacturing scope of work as well as an assessment plan for their project. Assessment of the design performance relative to the original design specifications is required. Teams are required to complete a written design report and a final oral and poster presentation.Course Fees: $1003EML4601:HVAC Systems.
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