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MECHANICAL AND AEROSPACE ENGINEERING 171: Patent Law for Engineers
3.00 Credits
George Washington University
Staff Types of patents; international patents; inventorship; prosecution process; basic references for patents; detailed structure of a patent; patentability requirements; reexamination and reissue; litigation; infringement and invalidity; copyrights, trademarks, and trade dress. May be taken for graduate credit with approval of department. (Fall)
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MECHANICAL AND AEROSPACE ENGINEERING 171 - Patent Law for Engineers
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MECHANICAL AND AEROSPACE ENGINEERING 172: Engineering Design and the Patent System
3.00 Credits
George Washington University
Staff Design experience in group projects involving following precisely the teachings of a licensed patent; or avoiding infringement of a provided patent while offering a competitive alternative; or evaluating a provided patent in light of prior art or by attempting to design a competitive product. May be taken for graduate credit with approval of department. Prerequisite: MAE 171 and senior status. (Fall)
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MECHANICAL AND AEROSPACE ENGINEERING 172 - Engineering Design and the Patent System
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MECHANICAL AND AEROSPACE ENGINEERING 182: Electromechanical Control System Design
3.00 Credits
George Washington University
Lee Application of control theory to the design of electromechanical systems. Transducers, valves, and other control components. Mathematical models of open- and closed-loop electromechanical systems. Root locus and frequency response methods; application to the synthesis of feedback systems by both manual and computer-aided techniques. Prerequisite: MAE 117, 134. (Fall)
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MECHANICAL AND AEROSPACE ENGINEERING 182 - Electromechanical Control System Design
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MECHANICAL AND AEROSPACE ENGINEERING 187: Heat Transfer
3.00 Credits
George Washington University
Keidar and Staff Steady- and unsteady-state heat conduction problems. Analytical and numerical solution methods. Convective heat transfer, boundary-layer approach, analogy between heat and momentum transfer. Thermal radiation; fundamental concepts and laws. Heat-exchanger design. Prerequisite: MAE 126, 131. (Spring)
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MECHANICAL AND AEROSPACE ENGINEERING 187 - Heat Transfer
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MECHANICAL AND AEROSPACE ENGINEERING 190: Analysis and Synthesis of Mechanisms
3.00 Credits
George Washington University
Kaufman and Staff Kinematics and dynamics of mechanisms. Displacements, velocities, and accelerations in linkage, cam, and gear systems by analytical, graphical, and computer methods. Synthesis of linkages to meet prescribed performance requirements. Prerequisite: ApSc 58. (Fall)
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MECHANICAL AND AEROSPACE ENGINEERING 190 - Analysis and Synthesis of Mechanisms
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MECHANICAL AND AEROSPACE ENGINEERING 191: Mechanical Design
3.00 Credits
George Washington University
Kaufman and Staff Integration of knowledge of strength of materials in a design context. Stresses and deflections in engineering structures. Theories of failure. Introduction to the design of mechanical components, such as fasteners, shafts, springs. Introduction to the use of computers in mechanical engineering design. Prerequisite: CE 120, MAE 117. (Spring)
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MECHANICAL AND AEROSPACE ENGINEERING 191 - Mechanical Design
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MECHANICAL AND AEROSPACE ENGINEERING 192: Manufacturing Processes and Systems
3.00 Credits
George Washington University
Shen and Staff Introduction to manufacturing techniques for metals, polymers, ceramics, and composites. Relationships between properties of materials and techniques for processing them. Process selection, design, control, and integration. Computer-integrated manufacturing, robotics and assembly automation. Prerequisite: junior status or permission of instructor. (Fall)
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MECHANICAL AND AEROSPACE ENGINEERING 192 - Manufacturing Processes and Systems
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MECHANICAL AND AEROSPACE ENGINEERING 193: Engineering Systems Design
3.00 Credits
George Washington University
Kaufman and Staff Creative engineering design, problem definition, and concept generation. Design of journal and roller element bearings, fasteners and permanent joints, and springs. Design project incorporating design selection, and optimization. Project presentation using graphical and computer resources. Prerequisite: MAE 191. (Fall)
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MECHANICAL AND AEROSPACE ENGINEERING 193 - Engineering Systems Design
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MECHANICAL AND AEROSPACE ENGINEERING 195: Computer-Aided Engineering of Mechanical Systems
3.00 Credits
George Washington University
Staff Presentation of the major elements of computer-aided engineering systems: interactive computer graphics, finite element analysis, and design optimization. Consideration of economics, safety, and reliability factors. Prerequisite: MAE 193; concurrent registration: MAE 196. (Spring)
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MECHANICAL AND AEROSPACE ENGINEERING 195 - Computer-Aided Engineering of Mechanical Systems
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MECHANICAL AND AEROSPACE ENGINEERING 196: Computer-Aided Engineering Laboratory
1.00 Credits
George Washington University
Staff Instruction and hands-on applications of computer-aided engineering systems to the design, analysis, and optimization of mechanical engineering components and systems. Concurrent registration: MAE 195. (Spring)
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MECHANICAL AND AEROSPACE ENGINEERING 196 - Computer-Aided Engineering Laboratory
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