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Modeling Concrete Mechanical Systems
CSIE 377: Taken concurrently with MATH 325: Differential Equations (3 credits) and PHY 330: Intermediate Mechanics I (3 credits). An interdisciplinary course on the connections between classical mechanics and differential equations. The seminar will explore the mathematical modeling of various concrete mechanical systems using differential equations and software. Check back for more information regarding CSIE seminar/AS-L project specifics.
MATH 325: Differential Equations
First and second order differential equations with applications, linear differential equations, power series solutions, and Laplace transforms. Prereq: MATH 121 and MATH 122
PHY 330: Intermediate Mechanics I
The statics and dynamics of a particle, projectiles with air resistance, central forces, dynamics of a system of particles, vibrational motion, and pendulums. Prereq: PHY 224; MATH 121; MATH 122.
A message from the instructor
Course |
Cr |
Title |
Day |
Time |
Location |
CRN |
CSIE 377 |
1 |
Modeling Mechanical Systems |
F |
1:00pm-1:50pm |
TBD |
26936
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27225 |
MATH 325 |
3 |
Differential Equations |
MWF |
12:00pm-12:50pm |
322 PH |
24127 |
PHY 330 |
3 |
Intermediate Mechanics I |
MW |
1:00pm-2:15pm |
341 Strong |
27216 |
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**Students may take:
- All three classes - enroll in CRNs 24127, 21126, 27225.
- MATH 325 and CSIE 377 - enroll in CRNs 24127 and 27225.
- PHY 330 and CSIE 377 - enroll in CRNs 27216 and 26936
Current students can register for CSIE clusters online. Go to the Add/Drop Classes screen and enter ALL appropriate CRNS before clicking on 'Submit Changes'. See the example below:
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