ME2016 [at Georgia Tech]

Computing Techniques, 3 credit hours — An introduction to the use of computers and MATLAB programming for the solution of mechanical engineering problems. Topics include: sources of error in computing, the use of modular software design, basic numerical methods, and signal processing.

Prereqs: All of:

One of:
- CS1371
- All of:
  - CS1301
  - CS1171
- All of:
  - [CS1311 on OSCAR]
  - CS1171
- All of:
  - [CS13X1 on OSCAR]
  - CS1171
- All of:
  - [CS13X2 on OSCAR]
  - CS1171
- All of:
  - [CS17XX on OSCAR]
  - CS1171
- All of:
  - [CS15XX on OSCAR]
  - CS1171
One of:
One of:
One of:

Taught by:

Dogukan Karahan (from CIOS): 8.9 hours per week on average; 7.7 in Spring 2024; 7.8 in Fall 2023; 10.7 in Fall 2022.
No data on Sedighe Keynia
Emily Sanders (from CIOS): 8.3 hours per week on average; 8.2 in Spring 2023; 8.2 in Fall 2022; 8.3 in Spring 2022.
David Torello (from CIOS): 7.9 hours per week on average; 7.8 in Spring 2024; 8.2 in Fall 2023; 7.6 in Spring 2023.

Main sections

ME2016A

Taught by Sedighe Keynia. CRN is 80006, [view on OSCAR].

Meetings

12:30PM-1:45PM in Instructional Center room 105 every Tuesday, Thursday

ME2016B

Taught by David Torello. CRN is 80565, [view on OSCAR].

Meetings

11:00AM-12:15PM in Instructional Center room 115 every Monday, Wednesday

ME2016C

Taught by Emily Sanders. CRN is 84278, [view on OSCAR].

Meetings

12:30PM-1:45PM in Allen Sustainable Education room 110 every Monday, Wednesday

ME2016D

Taught by Dogukan Karahan. CRN is 84882, [view on OSCAR].

Meetings

3:30PM-4:45PM in Instructional Center room 205 every Tuesday, Thursday