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CE4EE2: Numerical Tools and Advanced Finite Elements (option)

Module Provider:

School of Construction Management and Engineering

Number of credits:

10 [5 ECTS credits]

Level:

M (Masters)

Terms in which taught:

Spring

Module Convenor:

Professor G Jeronimidis

Pre-requisites:

CE2EC2

Co-requisites:

Modules excluded:

Module version for:

2007/8

Aims:
To provide the knowledge and understanding of specialised skills in solving non-linear problems numerically.

Assessable learning outcomes:
The learning of specialised skills in solving non-linear problems numerically.

Additional outcomes:
Key skills in Numeracy and use of IT.

Outline content:
Numerical Tools and Advanced Finite Elements (6 hours lectures, 4 hours tutorials, 10 hours practicals Spring Term: Dr I. Khoo, Prof G Jeronimidis):
Use of numerical tools for simulation of non-linear systems in engineering design and analysis. MATLAB - based lectures and practicals.
Note that there is a minimum number of students required for this module to be run.

Brief description of teaching and learning methods:
Lectures, tutorials and practicals.

Contact hours:

  Autumn Spring Summer
Lectures    
Tutorials/seminars    
Practicals   10   
Other contact (eg study visits)      
       
Total hours   20   
       
Number of essays or assignments      
Other (eg major seminar paper)      

Assessment:
Coursework:
Two annotated Case Studies
Relative percentage of coursework: 100%
Penalties for late submission:
There will be a deduction of 10% for any work submitted up to one week after the original deadline for submission. Thereafter a mark of zero will be recorded.
Examinations:
None
Requirements for a pass:
40% minimum.
Reassessment arrangements:
Re-submission of Case Study Reports by 1st September.

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