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MECHANICAL AND AEROSPACE ENGINEERING 149: Thermal Systems Design
3.00 Credits
George Washington University
Staff Completion of a thermal systems design project that requires integration of engineering science, economics, reliability, safety, ethics, professional responsibility, and social considerations. Development and use of design methodology, optimization, feasibility considerations, detailed system descriptions, and presentation of results. Prerequisite: MAE 187. (Fall)
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MECHANICAL AND AEROSPACE ENGINEERING 152: Mechanical Engineering Laboratory
2.00 Credits
George Washington University
Garris and Staff Project-oriented course. Simulates working environment of professional engineers. Projects are assigned in student's areas of interest; student is expected to design and assemble own experiments. Extensive use of instrumentation and computing facilities. Project proposal, progress reports, final report, and periodic oral presentations required. Prerequisite: MAE 120. (Spring)
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MECHANICAL AND AEROSPACE ENGINEERING 152 - Mechanical Engineering Laboratory
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MECHANICAL AND AEROSPACE ENGINEERING 155: Aerodynamics
3.00 Credits
George Washington University
Myers, Garris Subsonic and supersonic aerodynamics: potential flow, lift and form drag, viscous effects, compressible flow. Prerequisite: MAE 126. (Spring)
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MECHANICAL AND AEROSPACE ENGINEERING 155 - Aerodynamics
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MECHANICAL AND AEROSPACE ENGINEERING 157: Aerodynamics Laboratory
1.00 Credits
George Washington University
Staff Subsonic and supersonic wind tunnel experiments and simulations. (Fall)
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MECHANICAL AND AEROSPACE ENGINEERING 157 - Aerodynamics Laboratory
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MECHANICAL AND AEROSPACE ENGINEERING 162: Aerospace Structures
3.00 Credits
George Washington University
Staff Basic structural theory of lightweight aerospace structures. Development of shear and bending moment diagrams and stresses. Analysis of typical monocoque structures. External airloads and their distribution. Mechanical properties of metal and advanced composite structures. Design of members in tension, bending or torsion, and design of webs in shear. (Spring)
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MECHANICAL AND AEROSPACE ENGINEERING 162 - Aerospace Structures
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MECHANICAL AND AEROSPACE ENGINEERING 163: Airplane Performance
3.00 Credits
George Washington University
Staff Lift and drag estimation methods. Airplane performance measures, such as range and endurance, turning flight, specific excess power and acceleration, takeoff and landing performance. Longitudinal and lateral-direction static and dynamic stability. Control surface effectiveness. (Fall)
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MECHANICAL AND AEROSPACE ENGINEERING 163 - Airplane Performance
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MECHANICAL AND AEROSPACE ENGINEERING 166: Materials Engineering
2.00 Credits
George Washington University
Vallance Mechanical properties, plastic deformation dislocation theory, yielding, strengthening mechanisms, microstructure and properties, heat treatment of steel, composites, amorphous materials, viscoelastic deformation, creep, fracture, fatigue, fatigue crack propagation. Prerequisite or concurrent registration: ApSc 130. Same as CE 166.? (Fall)
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MECHANICAL AND AEROSPACE ENGINEERING 166 - Materials Engineering
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MECHANICAL AND AEROSPACE ENGINEERING 167: Mechanics of Materials Laboratory
1.00 Credits
George Washington University
Vallance Measurement of strains and study of failure resulting from applied forces in ductile, brittle, anisotropic, elastomeric, plastic, and composite materials. Study of tension, compression, bending, impact, and shear failures. Prerequisite or concurrent registration: MAE 166. Same as CE 167. (Fall)
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MECHANICAL AND AEROSPACE ENGINEERING 167 - Mechanics of Materials Laboratory
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MECHANICAL AND AEROSPACE ENGINEERING 168: Introduction to Biomaterials
3.00 Credits
George Washington University
Staff Fundamentals of materials science and engineering applied to artificial materials in the human body. Topics include biocompatibility, techniques to minimize corrosion or other degradation of implant materials, and the use of artificial materials in various tissues and organs. Prerequisite: Approval of department. Course not open to MAE students. (Fall)
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MECHANICAL AND AEROSPACE ENGINEERING 168 - Introduction to Biomaterials
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MECHANICAL AND AEROSPACE ENGINEERING 170: History and Impact of the U
3.00 Credits
George Washington University
Garris Economic systems and emergence of the free market; role of the patent system in the industrial development of the United States; constitutional foundations; evolution of the U.S. patent system; landmark litigation; impact on future innovation; international aspects; the likely future of the patent system. (Spring)
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