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MEEG 102. Introduction to Mechanical Engineering Laboratories. Spring, 2007. Objectives. Introduce sub-disciplines Where courses and curriculum are going Make courses relevant Develop certain skills. Science, Technology & Engineering. Scientia —Latin for knowledge Science is knowledge.
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MEEG 102 Introduction to Mechanical Engineering Laboratories Spring, 2007
Objectives • Introduce sub-disciplines • Where courses and curriculum are going • Make courses relevant • Develop certain skills
Science, Technology & Engineering • Scientia—Latin for knowledge • Science is knowledge
Science, Technology & Engineering • Scientia—Latin for knowledge • tecnh—Greek for the art or skill in making things • Technology is the knowledge or study of making things
Science, Technology & Engineering • Scientia—Latin for knowledge • tecnh—Greek for the art or skill in making things • Ingenium—Latin for mental power • Words like ingenuity, engineering, engine (ie, search engine) come from ingenium • Engineering is the ingenuity of your imagination
Outline of Course • Meeting times • As per schedule on web • Meeting locations • As scheduled on web • Meeting frequency • Once per week • One (or two lectures) followed by a lab/demonstration the next week
Teaching Assistant • Justin Cowder will be the overall course TA. • Justin can be reached at jcowder@udel.edu and has an office in SPC 131. • We will have different TAs for each lab or demo, as noted later.
Times Lecture: Tues 9:30-10:45 WHL 007 Labs: 10 Tues 12:30-1:30 not WHL 007 11 Tues 5:00-6:00 not WHL 007 12 Tues 6:00-7:00 not WHL 007 13 Thurs 9:30-10:30 not WHL 007 14 Thurs 12:30-1:30 not WHL 007 15 Thurs 5:00-6:00 not WHL 007 16 Thurs 6:00-7:00 not WHL 007 section
Note: this is the same week as the lecture! Sections 10, 11 & 12 Sections 13, 14, 15, & 16 Labs Locations
Grading • Attendance • One letter grade loss per absence • 4 missed classes results in an F • We won’t count the first absence • Laboratory & Demonstration Reports • Lab reports (three): 60% • Demonstration reports (three): 40%
Lab Reports: Details • Due one week after the lab session at 4:00 pm. Sharp • Late reports not accepted without prior approval (which is rare). Really. Not kidding. • Word processed, Times/Times New Roman font, 12 point single-spaced • Unless otherwise specified by lab instructor, up to 2 pages maximum description + up to 3 pages for tables, diagrams, graphs, etc.
Lab Reports: Outline • Objectives • Methods • Results • Discussion • Conclusions
Demonstration Reports: Details • Due one week after the lab session at 4:00 pm. • Late demo reports also not accepted without prior approval (need to be extremely creative). We mean it—don’t turn in late work. • Word processed, Times/Times New Roman font, 12 point single-spaced • Unless otherwise specified by lab instructor, up to 1 pages maximum description + up to 2 pages for tables, diagrams, graphs, etc.
Demonstration Reports: Outline • Objectives • Demonstration • Outcome The last demo will be an on-line test that will be pass-fail. There will be no final exam.
Help? • Each lab will have a different professor in charge and a TA • http://www.me.udel.edu/meeg102 • Overall questions, problems, and suggestions may be addressed to me: Dr. Tom Buchanan 126 Spencer Lab (buchanan@udel.edu) 831-2410