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Course Category
Course Number and Description
Semester Offered
Minor - 6 hours
ME 5331 - Analytic Methods in Engineering
Introduction to advanced analytic methods in engineering. Methods include multivariable calculus and field theory, Fourier series, Fourier and Laplace Transforms.
Fall
ME 5332 - Engineering Analysis
Introduction to partial differential equations and complex variable theory with application to modeling of physical systems.
Spring
ME Core - 9 hours
ME 5310 - Finite Element Methods
Finite element method in the study of the static response of complex structures and of continua; applications to field problems; analytical methods emphasized, and digital computer application undertaken.
Fall
ME 5313 - Fluid Dynamics
Basic conservation laws, flow kinematics, special forms of the governing equations, two-dimensional potential flows, surface waves and some exact solutions of viscous incompressible flows.
Fall
ME 5316 - Thermal Conduction
Fundamental laws, initial and boundary conditions, basic equations for isotropic and an isotropic media, related physical problems and steady and transient temperature distributions in solid structures.
Fall
AE Core - 9 hours
AE 5302 - Advanced Flight Mechanics
Basic dynamics of vehicles, flight path analysis and optimization.
Fall
  AE 5313 - Fluid Dynamics
Basic conservation laws, flow kinematics, special forms of the governing equations, two-dimensional potential flows, surface waves and some exact solutions of viscous incompressible flows.
Fall
  AE 5326 - Advanced Propulsion
Development of thrust and efficiency equations, thermodynamic cycle analysis, cycle design methods of aerospace propulsion systems, component performance analysis methods, component matching and dynamic interactions, and vehicle/propulsion-system interactions.
Spring
  ME 5310 - Finite element Methods
Finite element method in the study of the static response of complex structures and of continua; applications to field problems; analytical methods emphasized, and digital computer application undertaken.
Fall
Master of Science
ME/AE 5698 - Thesis  
Master of Engineering
ME/AE 5391 - Design Project  
Electives
ME 5311 - Structural Dynamics
Natural frequencies, forced and random response of complex structural systems studied through the use of the finite element method; computational aspects of these problems discussed, and digital computer applications undertaken.
Spring
ME 5312 - Continuum Mechanics
Study of underlying physical and mathematical principles relating to the behavior of continuous media; interrelationships between fluid and solid mechanics.
Spring
ME 5339 - Structural Aspects of Design
Emphasis on determination of stresses and prediction of failure in machine and structural components' stress-strain relations in elastic and plastic regions; static failure and failure criteria; residual stress and strain due to yielding; contact stress; notched sensitivity; strain-fatigue life relationship; characteristics of crack in structural components; creep and creep rupture.
Spring
ME 5348/AE 5315 - Fundamentals of Composites
Fundamental mechanics concepts of fiber-reinforced composites; relationships between the properties of the constituents and those of the unit composite ply; lamina and laminate an isotropic behavior; structural characteristics of A, B, and D matrices; lamination theory;strength criteria; hydrothermal analysis; inter-laminar stress analysis.
Fall
AE 5348 - Hypersonic Propulsion
Design and performance analysis of propulsion systems for sustained flight at hypersonic speeds, airframe/propulsion system integration, supersonic combustion, finite-rate chemistry effects, radiative cooling.
Fall
ME 5303 - Classical Methods of Control Systems Analysis and Synthesis
Intended to equip the student with detailed familiarity with historically significant tools of the control engineer. Detailed discussion of block diagram algebra, the root locus, the Bode diagram, and state variable methods for simulation and control system design are presented.
Spring

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