INTERMEDIATE PROBLEM SOLVING FOR ENGINEERS

Name: INTERMEDIATE PROBLEM SOLVING FOR ENGINEERS
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Rating: 4.2 (750 reviews)

EMA/EP 471

课程描述

Use of computational tools for the solution of problems encountered in engineering physics applications. Topics covered include orbital mechanics, structural vibrations, beam and plate deformations, heat transfer, neutron diffusion, and criticality. Emphasis will be on modeling, choice of appropriate algorithms, and model validation.

先修课程

(EP 271 or COMPSCI 220 ) and (MATH 319 , MATH 320 , MATH 376 or concurrent enrollment), graduate/professional standing, or member of Engineering Guest Students

满足要求

This course does not satisfy any prerequisites.

学分

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开课时间

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平均绩点

3.3

-2.03% 相比历史数据

完成率

97.92%

0.88% 相比历史数据

A率

25%

-45.18% 相比历史数据

班级规模

15.2% 相比历史数据

Cumulative Grade Distribution

教师 (2026 Summr)

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