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Graduate Catalog: Section 11.6.1http://graduate.ua.edu/catalog/23800.htmlmethod relation to finite-element method and variational techniques; and applications to radiation, scattering, andguided wave geometries.GES 658 Applied Numerical Methods. (3-0) Three hours. (Aerospace engineering/mechanics.)Prerequisites: GES 451 and MATH 238.Condensed coverage of numerical methods essential in engineering: interpolation, integration, root calculation,matrix algebra, eigenvalue problems, matrix differential equations, two-point boundary value problems, least squareapproximation, Fast Fourier Transforms, and optimization methods. Emphasis is on applications with extensiveFORTRAN programming.GES 695:696 Seminar. (1-0) One hour.THE UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA GRADUATE CATALOG:: TABLE OF CONTENTSThe Graduate School | UA Catalogs | Graduate Publications | Contact Update: Sep. 2007
Graduate Catalog: Section 11.6.2THE UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA GRADUATE CATALOGTable of Contents > College of Engineering11.6.2 DEPARTMENT OF AEROSPACE ENGINEERING (AE) AND MECHANICS (AEM)Head: Professor Stanley E. Jones, Office: 205 Hardaway HallThe department offers programs leading to the degrees of master of science in aerospace engineering, master ofscience in engineering science and mechanics, and the doctor of philosophy degree in engineering science andmechanics.Research. A vigorous program of research is conducted by the faculty and students. The department housesexcellent laboratory facilities and advanced computer facilities, including wind tunnels, flight simulators, extensiveservo-hydraulic materials and structural testing equipment, engineering workstations, and artificial intelligencelaboratories.Major research laboratories include the Flight Dynamics Laboratory, Intelligent Control Laboratory, Aircraft StructuresLaboratory, the Compressible Flow Laboratory, the Hypersonic Research Laboratory, the Impact and PenetrationMechanics Laboratory, Multiaxial Durability Laboratory, Spot Weld Manufacturing Laboratory, Composite MaterialsLaboratory, Navigation Laboratory, MEMS Fabrication Facility, Vibration Condition Monitoring Laboratory,Computational Mechanics Laboratory, and the Aerospace Dynamics and Control Laboratory.Some current research projects include theoretical and experimental studies in a variety of areas, includingaerodynamics, computational fluid mechanics and heat transfer, numerical methods for solidification, buckling of thinwalledshell structures, fracture mechanics, multiaxial fatigue of spot welds and automotive structures, low-cyclefatigue, high-strain rate flow studies, penetration mechanics, improved finite-element methods for thermal andstructural analysis, computer simulation of aircraft and missile performance, dynamic response of rapid transitvehicles, solid rockets, flight dynamics, aircraft reliability, aerospace dynamics and control, aeroelasticity,aeroacoustics of missiles and space launch vehicles, condition monitoring in electro-mechanical systems andcomposites materials.Graduate and undergraduate research assistantships are available for many of these research projects.Admission RequirementsAdmission requirements are outlined in the "Academic Policies" section of this catalog.Degree RequirementsA list of current degree requirements and additional information can be found on the Department of AerospaceEngineering and Mechanics website: http://aem.eng.ua.edu. The following departmental requirements are in additionto those specified by the College of Engineering and University.M.S. in Aerospace Engineering. At least 18 hours of AEM-designated courses are required. The following corecourses are required:• Two courses selected from a list of mathematics and engineering analysis offerings; AEM 585 GeneticAlgorithms or AEM 587 Neural Networks may be substituted for one mathematics course (Mathematics)• AEM 500 Intermediate Fluid Mechanics (Aerodynamics)• AEM 635 Finite Element Method (Structures)• AEM 668 Advanced Dynamics of Flight (Flight Dynamics)A “B” average in the core courses is a departmental requirement for graduation. Additionally, one of the followinghttp://graduate.ua.edu/catalog/23900.html
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