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Graduate Courses by Topic continued Materials Science Mechanics, Dynamics and Control Research and Independent Study Seminars, Workshops, and New Courses ENGS 130 ENGS 131 ENGS 132 ENGS 134 ENGS 135 ENGS 137 ENGG 138 ENGG 230 ENGG 332 ENGG 339 ENGS 140 ENGS 142 ENGS 145 ENGS 146 ENGG 148 ENGG 149 ENGG 240 ENGG 192 ENGG 296 ENGG 297 ENGG 298 ENGG 194 ENGG 195 ENGG 196 ENGG 197 ENGG 198 ENGG 199 ENGG 299 ENGG 321 Mechanical Behavior of Materials Science of Solid State Materials graduate courses Thermodynamics and Kinetics in Condensed Phases Nanotechnology Thin Films and Microfabrication Technology Methods of Materials Characterization Corrosion and Degradation of Materials Fatigue and Fracture Topics in Plastic Flow and Fracture of Solids Advanced Electron Microscopy Applied Mechanics: Dynamics Intermediate Solid Mechanics Modern Control Theory Computer-Aided Mechanical Engineering Design Structural Mechanics Introduction to Systems Identification Kinematics and Dynamics of Machinery Independent or Group Study in Engineering Sciences Graduate Research (1 credit) Graduate Research (2 credits) Graduate Research (3 credits) Ph.D. Oral Qualifier Seminar on Science, Technology, and Society Seminar on Applied Science and Technology Ph.D. Professional Workshops Research-In-Progress Workshops Special Topics in Engineering Sciences Advanced Special Topics in Engineering Sciences Introduction to Innovation 89
graduate courses 90 Graduate Course Descriptions ENGS 91 Numerical Methods in Computation (Identical to MATH 26 and COSC 26) Offered: 10F, 11F: 12 A study and analysis of important numerical and computational methods for solving engineering and scientific problems. The course will include methods for solving linear and nonlinear equations, doing polynomial interpolation, evaluating integrals, solving ordinary differential equations, and determining eigenvalues and eigenvectors of matrices. The student will be required to write and run computer programs. Prerequisite: COSC 5 or ENGS 20; ENGS 22 or MATH 23, or equivalent Instructor: Shepherd ENGS 92 Fourier Transforms and Complex Variables (Identical to PHYS 70) Offered: 10F, 11F: 2 Survey of a number of mathematical methods of importance in engineering and physics with particular emphasis on the Fourier transform as a tool for modeling and analysis. Orthogonal function expansions, Fourier series, discrete and continuous Fourier transforms, generalized functions and sampling theory, complex functions and complex integration, Laplace, Z, and Hilbert transforms. Computational Fourier analysis, applications to linear systems, waves, and signal processing. Prerequisites: MATH 33 or ENGS 22, and ENGS 23 or equivalent Instructor: Testorf ENGS 93 (formerly 103) Statistical Methods in Engineering Offered: 11W, 12W: 11 11S, 12S: 12 The application of statistical techniques and concepts to maximize the amount and quality of information resulting from experiments. After a brief introductory summary of fundamental concepts in probability and statistics, topics considered will include probability distributions, sampling distributions, estimation and confidence intervals for parameters of statistical distributions, hypothesis testing, design and analysis of variance for single and multiple-factor experiments, regression analysis, estimation and confidence intervals for parameters of non-statistical models, and statistical quality control. Prerequisite: MATH 13 or equivalent Instructors: Borsuk (winter), Lasky (spring) ENGS 100 Methods in Applied Mathematics I (Identical to PHYS 100) Offered: 10F, 11F: 11 Concepts and methods used in the treatment of linear equations with emphasis on matrix operations, differential equations, and eigenvalue problems will be developed following a brief review of analytic function theory. Topics include the Fourier integral, finite and infinite dimensional vector spaces, boundary value problems, eigenfunction expansions, Green’s functions, transform techniques for partial differential equations, and series solution of ordinary differential equations. Properties and uses of orthogonal polynomials and special functions such as the hypergeometric, Bessel, Legendre, and gamma functions are included. Applications in engineering and physics are emphasized. Prerequisite: Either ENGS 92 or MATH 33 or MATH 43 with permission of instructor, or equivalent Instructor: Caldwell
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