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me309 - finite element analysis in mechanical design

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ellen kuhl - ekuhl.at.stanford.edu
marc levenston - levenston.at.stanford.edu
addala bhargav - bhargav.at.stanford.edu

winter 2008
tue thu 9:30-10:45
530-127

 

goals

grading

  • 50 % homework - 4 homework assignments, 12.5% each
  • 30 % midterm - open book, open notes
  • 20 % project - super-homework project

syllabus

copyright ron kwon, ellen kuhl, chris jacobs, stanford, fall 2007

day date topic notes
tue jan 08 1d truss elements s01 jacobs
thu jan 10 1d truss elements II - cytoskeletal biology s02 kwon
tue jan 15 intro to ansys - terman 104 s03 kuhl
thu jan 17 modeling - top down & bottom up s04 kuhl
tue jan 22 1d beam elements h01 solution
thu jan 24 2d triangles II - statistical mechanics s05 kwon
tue jan 29 ansys - modeling s06 kwon
thu jan 31 biopolymers IV - freely jointed chain & wormlike chain s07 kwon
tue feb 05 2d quads h02 solution
thu feb 07 isoparametric concept s08 kwon
tue feb 12 stress calculation - error analysis s09 kwon
thu feb 14 modal analysis - buckling s10 kwon
tue feb 19 thermal analysis kuhl
thu feb 21 third homework - cytoskeleton h03
tue feb 26 thermal analysis s12 kuhl
thu feb 28 midterm s13 kuhl
tue mar 04 mechanotransduction I s14 jacobs
thu mar 06 mechanotransduction II s15 jacobs
tue mar 11 midterm m01
thu mar 13 mechanotransduction III s16 jacobs
fri mar 06 final projects due II

additional reading

(1) cook r: finite element modeling for stress analysis, cambridge university press, cambridge, 2002
(2) buchanan g: schaum's outlines, sinauer associates, sunderland, 2001
(3) logan d.: a first course in the finite element method, garland science, taylor & francis, new york, 2002