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Mechanical Engineering Courses Syllabi

7/15/2020 Revision Mechanical Engineering Courses Syllabi This collection of Syllabi is based on a previous academic year (2019-2020) and is provided for general reference only. For the syllabus of any currently offered course, please check the course page on CourseWorks. If there is any conflict between a syllabus in this booklet and that posted on Courseworks , the syllabus on CourseWorks will apply. 2020 -2021 THE FU FOUNDATION SCHOOL OF Engineering AND APPLIED SCIENCE Columbia University - 2 - Syllabi Table of Contents EEME E4601: Digital Control Systems EEME E6601: Introduction to Control Theory MEBM E4439: Modeling and Identification of Dynamic Systems MEBM E4710: Morphogenesis: shape and structure in biological materials MEBM E6310: Mixt IXT THEORIES FOR BIOL TISSUES MECS 4510: Evolutionary Computation and Design Automation MECS 6616: Robot Learning ME E4058: Mechatronics & Embedded Microcomputer Control MECE E4100 Mechanics of Fluids Course Meeting Times MECE E4210: Energy Infrastructure Planning MECE E4212: Microelectromechanical Systems MECE E4213: Bio-Microelectromechanical Systems (BioMEMS) MECE E4302: Advanced Thermodynamics MECE E4305: Mechanics a

MECE E6102: Computational Heat Transfer and Fluid Flow MECE E6104: Case Studies in Computational Fluid Dynamics MECE E6313: Advanced Heat Transfer MECE E6400: Advanced Machine Dynamics MECE E6422: Intro-Theory of Elasticity MECE E6423: Introduction to the Theory of Elasticity II MEEM E6432: Small Scale Mechanical Behavior

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