Mechanical Engineering 363, Mechanical Vibrations
Catalog description Analysis of vibrations in single- and multidegree-of-freedom systems. Free and forced vibrations with various types of damping. Response to transite-state and transient excitations. Prerequisites: ME 202 and GEN ENG 205-4. Who takes it Engineering students usually take this course during their junior or senior years. What it's about Complex machines often produce vibrations as they operate. Such vibrations could shorten the life of equipment, decrease its effectiveness and precision, or simply produce an unpleasant noise. This course will cover various ways to detect, prevent, and dampen vibrations.
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