CourseInformation

INSTRUCTOR:

ME328EngineeringAnalysisI Spring 2013

Professor Harry Hardee, PE, PhD Email: hhardee@nmsu.edu Office: JH 113 Phone: 646-6608

ASSISTANTS: OFFICE HOURS: CATALOG DESCRIPTION: PREREQUISITES: TEXT:

Masoud Ziabakhsh Deilami mdeilami@nmsu.edu Tuesday 10:30 -- 11:30 a.m. or by appointment Mathematical methods for exact and approximate solutions of engineering problems. Math 392 Advanced Engineering Mathematics,by Kreyszig (Wiley & Sons) 10th Edition. ISBN: 978-0-470-45836-5. Students will also need access to Calculus integral tables and basic Trig functions and identities. Tue/Thur 11:45 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. Jett Hall 283

CLASS SCHEDULE: GRADES: COURSE OBJECTIVES:

Class-work (homework and quizzes) 1/2, Final Exam 1/2 Students will learn to formulate and solve typical analytical problems that arise in Mechanical Engineering Students will become familiar with special mathematical functions that arise in the solution of Mechanical Engineering problems Ordinary Differential Equations Bessel and Legendre Functions Fourier Series Partial Differential Equations Special Mathematical Functions Laplace Transform Methods Fourier and other Transform Methods Complex Variable Applications Approximate Methods of Analysis

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CONTRIBUTION TO PROFESSIONAL COMPONENT:

Introduces students to analytical mathematical techniques and computational methods involved in formulation and solution of practical engineering problems.

POLICIES:

Final course grade will be based on a distribution relative to a computed class average. The standard university grading system will apply (see NMSU Undergraduate Catalog) . Students will be graded on class-work completed. Make-up quizzes will not be given. Late homework will not be accepted. Students missing a significant amount of class-work will be graded on final exam only. Students missing the final exam can be given a grade of I (incomplete) with the presentation of a satisfactory excuse prior to the exam. During lecture, please turn off all cell phone ringers. 1/23/13

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Topics________________________________________________________________________ Introduction Ordinary Differential Equations (ODE) Review -- MLK Holiday Monday Jan. 21: No Class First Order Ordinary Differential Equations and Applications Second Order ODE Equations (constant coefficients and Euler-Cauchy types) Second Order ODE and Higher Order ODE Equations and Applications Bessel and Other Special Functions with ME Applications Fourier Series Fourier Series Laplace Transforms Laplace Transforms SPRING BREAK -- No Classes Partial Differential Equations (PDE) by Separation of Variables PDE Solutions by Similarity Variable Approach and by Transforms PDE Solutions by Laplace Transforms Fourier and Other Transforms and Integral Methods for PDE Solutions Review Final Exam Week: ME 328 Final Exam scheduled for 10:30 am 12:30 pm, Tuesday, May 7

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