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MENG 5340 Finite Element Analysis
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A study of finite element as a numerical technique for solving engineering problems. Variational and weighted residual approach. Transient problems. Two-dimensional and higher order elements. Isoparametric elements. Introduction to non-linear problems. Several computer projects related within manufacturing and automotive applications will be required.
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