Engineering: Modeling and Control
of Compartment Systems Modeling and Control. Fall 2011
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  • Course Description

    This class aims to give students a deep appreciation and introductory understanding of the following fundamental engineering science topics:

    The dual variables of Effort and Flow
    how power flows between interacting objects, regardless of their domain (e.g. Electrical, Mechanical, Thermal, Biological, etc...).
    State
    how systems remember the past, and which results from the time integration and storage of energy.
    Transduction
    the bidirectional transformation of effort and flow from one domain to another.
    Feedback
    used in almost all engineered devices to bring about desired behavior despite undesired disturbances.

    Meeting times

    The course meets
    Mon, Auditorium, Lecture
    Tues, AC428 Lab section 1
    Wed, AC428 Lab section 2
    Thurs AC428 Lab section 3
    Fri AC 428 Lab section 4

    Instructors

    Rebecca Christianson
    Oscar Mur-Miranda
    David Kerns
    Brian Storey