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3.00 Credits
Prerequisite: EML 3100. This course is a continuation of EML3100, Thermodynamics I. In this course, students will consider concepts associated with power and refrigeration systems, gas mixtures, chemical reactions and equilibrium, irreversibility and availability, and an introduction to compressibility.
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4.00 Credits
Prerequisite: CHM 2045C This course covers the fundamentals of materials science. The course has lecture and hands-on laboratory components. Topics covered include the structure of metals, ceramics and polymers, mechanical behaviors or materials and phase transformation in metals. (A laboratory fee of $40 will be assessed.)
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3.00 Credits
Prerequisites: Acceptance into an engineering program or permission of the instructor. This course covers foundation features of AutoCAD including entity manipulation and solid modeling. Industrial computer aided design systems used by professionals in industry will be introduced. Concepts will be covered through assignment of hands-on projects.
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1.00 Credits
Prerequisites: EML 3015, EML 4140. The application of mechanical engineering concepts and devices will be performed in this laboratory to include incompressible flows, heat transfer concepts, and thermal systems.
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3.00 Credits
Prerequisites: EML 3015, EML 4140. This course covers the analysis of heat transfer in fluid systems, forced convection, free convection and phase change. The design and selection of heat exchangers is also covered. The course will also investigate the dynamics and thermodynamics of compressible fluid flow and develop basic theory of turbo-machinery operation and sizing.
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1.00 Credits
Prerequisite: EML 4312. This course of study designs and conducts experiments in mechanical systems engineering. Hands-on experience and knowledge of instrumentation hardware and software is integrated into the experiments. Experimental procedures, measurement of physical parameters, data collection, and analysis and interpretation of data are emphasized in experiments involving dynamic mechanical systems with requisite understanding at the senior level of mechanical engineering. (A laboratory fee of $40 will be assessed.)
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1.00 Credits
Prerequisites: EML 3100, EML 3015. Co-requisite: EML 4140. This laboratory course is designed to provide insight and experience into the fundamental principles taught in core thermal science lecture courses. These principles include internal and external viscous flow, pump parameters and sizing, choked flow analysis, and heat exchanger analysis. (A laboratory fee of $40 will be assessed.)
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3.00 Credits
Prerequisites: EGN 3203; EGN 3321. 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.
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3.00 Credits
Prerequisite: EML 4312. 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. (A material fee of $40 will be assessed.)
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4.00 Credits
Prerequisites: EGN 3321 and EGN 3331. Students will be introduced to topics in design and manufacturing, basic manufacturing principles, computer aided design, computer aided manufacturing, geometrical dimensioning and tolerancing, and rapid prototyping. In addition to lectures, students will be exposed to lab activities in design and manufacturing.
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