This course focuses on the advanced computational mechanics used in the analysis of engineering designing.
Topics include finite element methods of dynamical problems, nonlinear analysis and finite differential methods of fluid dynamics.
By combining lectures and exercises, the course enables students to understand and acquire the advanced knowledge of Computational mechanics.
By the end of this course, students will be able to:
1) Understand the theory of finite element methods for dynamical problems
2) Understand the theory of finite element methods for nonlinear problems
3) Understand the theory of large scale problems and multiphysics analysis
4) Acquire the knowledge to perform the practical numerical simulation with FEM and FDM.
computational mechanics, continuum mechanics , eigenvalue analysis , nonlinear analysis , computational fluid dynamics , multi -physics analysis
✔ Specialist skills | Intercultural skills | Communication skills | Critical thinking skills | Practical and/or problem-solving skills |
Students will get the experience of performing the comptational mechanics using package software.
Course schedule | Required learning | |
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Class 1 | Numerical simulation of practical engineering problems | Understanding of Numerical simulation of practical engineering problems |
Class 2 | Development of mathematical models | Understanding of Development of mathematical models |
Class 3 | FEM of Dynamical problems | Understanding of FEM of Dynamical problems |
Class 4 | Vibration analysis with FEM | Understanding of Vibration analysis with FEM |
Class 5 | Nonlinear analysis with FEM | Understanding of Nonlinear analysis with FEM |
Class 6 | Large scale simulation | Understanding of Large scale simulation |
Class 7 | Multiphisics simulation | Understanding of Multiphisics simulation |
Class 8 | Summary and exercise | Students pereform the practical exercise using package software and understand the summary of the whole lectures |
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Students' knowledge of Computational fluid dynamics and Finite element method for material mechanics and their ability to apply them to practical problems will be assessed. These are evaluated by report problems 60%, exercise problems 40%.
Students must have successfully completed Continuum mechanics or computational mechanics, or have equivalent knowledge.
Kenji Amaya (kamaya[at]mei.titech.ac.jp) Yusuke Miyazaki (y-miyazaki[at]mei.titech.ac.jp)
Contact by e-mail in advance to schedule an appointment.