The Carnegie Pulseabout the carnegie pulse | advertise | contact | subscriptions | join 
newsart & cultureopinionseventscourse schedule

My schedule
Most popular
View departments
View locations
View times

Find course by title:




 

12-755 Finite Elements in Mechanics I


Units:12.0
Department:Civil & Environmental Eng
Related URLs:http://www.ce.cmu.edu/

The basic theory and applications of the finite element method in mechanics are presented. Development of the FEM as a Galerkin method for numerical solution of boundary value problems. Applications to second-order steady problems, including heat conduction, elasticity, convective transport, viscous flow, and others. Introduction to advanced topics, including fourth-order equations, time dependence, and nonlinear problems.Prerequisite: Graduate standing or consent of instructor. Prerequisites: Graduate standing or consent of instructor.

  Popularity index
Rank for this semester:#0
Rank in this department:#0

  Students also scheduled
12-751 Advanced Topics in Air Quality
12-740 CAE Tool
12-720 Water Resources Chemistry
12-713 Environmental Management
12-712 Sustainability
12-711 Advanced Project Management for Con...
12-706 Civil Systems Investment Planning a...
12-704 Probability and Estimation Methods ...
12-655 Water Quality Engineering
12-651 Air Quality Engineering

  Spring 2005 times


No sections available for semester Spring 2005.



talkback to the pulse
No comments about this course have been posted, yet. Be the first to post!
Share your opinion on this course with other Pulse readers. Login below or register to begin posting.

Email address:
Password:







  (c) Copyright 2004 The Carnegie Pulse, Carnegie Mellon's first exclusively online student-run news source. campus mirror | RSS