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ENGS 22 - Systems

Description

The student is introduced to the techniques of modeling and analyzing lumped systems of a variety of types, including electrical, mechanical, reacting, fluid, and thermal systems. System input will be related to output through ordinary differential equations, which will be solved by analytical and numerical techniques. Systems concepts such as time constant, natural frequency, and damping factor are introduced. The course includes computer and laboratory exercises to enhance the students’ understanding of the principles of lumped systems. Students will develop the ability to write MATLAB code. Enrollment is limited to 50 students.
Includes Lab

Prerequisites

MATH 13, PHYS 14, and ENGS 20

Distribution Code

TLA

Offered

Term
Time
Location / Method
Instructor(s)
Term: W 2024
Time: 9L
Location:

Cummings 200

Instructors:

Markus E. Testorf


Term: S 2024
Time: 9L
Location:

Cummings 200

Instructors:

John Zhang


Term: X 2024
Time: 10
Location:

ECSC 116

Instructors:

Peng P. Yu


Term: F 2024
Time: 2
Location:

ECSC 116

Instructors:

Raina White


Term: W 2025
Time: 9L
Location:

Cummings 200

Instructors:

Markus E. Testorf


Term: S 2025
Time: 9L
Location:

Cummings 200

Instructors:

William J. Scheideler


Term: X 2025
Time: 10
Location:

ECSC 116

Instructors:

Peng P. Yu


Term: F 2025
Time: 2
Location:

Cummings 200

Instructors:

Michael A. Kokko


Term: W 2026
Time: 9L
Location: –
Instructors:

Laura E. Ray


Term: S 2026
Time: 9L
Location: –
Instructors:

John Zhang