Course Announcement Fall 2024: Fluid-Structure Interactions (ENME489U/ENME645)
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Author: Jian Zhou Title: VOLUMETRIC SOLAR ABSORBING FLUIDS AND THEIR APPLICATIONS IN TWO-PHASE THERMOSYPHON Date/time: May 22nd at 1:00pm EST Location: 2164 DeWALT Seminar Room, Glenn L. Martin Hall. Zoom: https://umd.zoom.us/j/3656005874?omn=94830805862) Committee members: Dr. Bao Yang, Advisor and ChairDr. Peter B. SunderlandDr. Amir RiazDr. Yunho HwangDr. Chunsheng Wang, Dean’s Representative Abstract: A two-phase thermosyphon is a passive system
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ENRE642: Reliability Engineering ManagementCredits: 3 Description:Unifying systems perspective of reliability engineering management. Design, development and management of organizations and reliability programs including: management of systems evaluation and test protocols, development of risk management-mitigation processes, and management of functional tasks performed by reliability engineers.
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Author: Edwin Fishman Title: The Natural Response of Uniform in Air and Partially Submerged in a Quiescent Water Body Date/time: April 24th at 10:00am Location: 3179K Aerospace Engineering Conference Room, Glenn L. Martin Hall. Committee members:Professor James Duncan, Advisor & ChairProfessor Miao YuProfessor Kenneth Kiger Abstract: The free vibration of three aluminum plates (.4 m wide, 1.08 m
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Author: Zahra Nozarijouybari Title: Optimal Probing of Battery Cycles for Machine Learning-Based Model Development Date/time: April 29th at 2:00pm Location: 2162 DeWALT Conference Room, Glenn L. Martin Hall. Committee members:Professor Hosam Fathy, Advisor & ChairProfessor Mark FugeProfessor Steven A. GabrielProfessor Teng LiProfessor Chunsheng Wang, Dean’s Representative Abstract:
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A survey of the fundamentals of operations research models and methods in engineering including: optimization using linear programming, nonlinear programming, integer programming, as well as equilibrium/game theory via mixed complementarity problems. Examples of specialized course items include: specifics of optimizing power and gas networks, discussion of other network optimization problems, resource-constrained problems, two-level optimization as
Course Description:ENEE605 is a multidisciplinary graduate course ideal for incoming first/second year graduate students (and senior undergrads) that covers fundamental design and fabrication aspects of Micro-Electro-Mechanical Systems (MEMS). For the past 10 years the course has focused on applications related to the monitoring or treatment of human health issues, and will continue this year by