Catastrophic Failures, Designed For Failure, And Adventures In Mechanics One Credit Freshman Mechanics Seminars
Author(s) -
Richard Paul Mcnitt,
Cliff J. Lissenden
Publication year - 2020
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Conference proceedings
DOI - 10.18260/1-2--8987
Subject(s) - applied mechanics , bridge (graph theory) , catastrophic failure , engineering , forensic engineering , computer science , aeronautics , mechanical engineering , physics , medicine , thermodynamics
As part of its mission to provide, through service courses, the fundamentals of mechanics and materials, the Penn State Engineering Science and Mechanics Department created the following one-credit freshman seminars: Catastrophic Failures, Designed for Failure, and Adventures in Mechanics. The objectives of these three one-credit mechanics/materials-related seminar courses include: • initiate meaningful dialog between students and faculty, • inform students as to ethical expectations, • orient students as to particular options of study, • demonstrate via case studies what engineers ‘do’, and • provide laboratory awareness and experiences.
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