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      <p><strong>Aerospace Courses:</strong><br>    </a>
      <p>Students can get a feel for the material they will learn in the structures sequence of Aerospace classes by reviewing the syllabi for the Aerospace Structures classes I teach, as follows:
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        <li>  ARO2041: Statics for Aerospace Majors  
          ...<a href="ARO2041_Syllabus-2018-03.pdf"> (Syllabus from Fall 2018) </a> <br />  
        <li>  ARO2150: Dynamics for Aerospace Majors  
          ...<a href="ARO150_Syllabus-2019-01.pdf"> (Syllabus from Spring 2019) </a> <br />  
        <li>  ARO3261: Aerospace Structures I  
          ...<a href="ARO3261_Syllabus-2022S-F2F.pdf"> (Syllabus from Spring 2022) </a> <br />  
        <li>  ARO3271: Aerospace Structures II  
          ...<a href="ARO3271_Syllabus-2022S-F2F.pdf"> (Syllabus from Spring 2022) </a> <br />  
        <li>  ARO3570/L: Aero Structures Lab
         ...<a href="ARO3570L_Syllabus-2018-03.pdf"> (Syllabus from Fall 2018) </a> <br /> 
        <li>  ARO 4080: Finite Element Analysis  
          ...<a href="ARO4080_Syllabus-2018-03.pdf"> (Syllabus from Fall 2018) </a> <br />  
        <li>  ARO 4360: Mechanics of Composites  
          ...<a href="ARO4360_Syllabus-2019-1.pdf"> (Syllabus from Spring 2019) </a> <br />  
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      <p><strong>Senior Project (EGR4810, EGR4820, EGR4830):</strong><br>    </a>
      <p>Each student must complete a senior project under the guidance of a professor.  
      <p>Credit for this work is assigned by registering for the noted three courses.  For more information on how this works for Aerospace Students, click the link below.
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      <p><strong>Mechanical Courses:</strong><br>  </a>   
      <p>Since transfering to the Aerospace Department in Fall 2015, I am no longer teaching Mechanical Engineering classes.  However, the syllabi for the classes I taught there are as follows (course numbers per quarter system designation):
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        <li>  ME 214: Vector Statics  
          ...<a href="ME214_Syllabus-2012.pdf"> (Syllabus from Fall 2012) </a> <br /> 
        <li>  ME 215: Vector Dynamics 
         ...<a href="ME215_Syllabus-2013-02.pdf"> (Syllabus from Spring 2013) </a> <br /> 
        <li>  ME 220L: Strength of Materials Lab 
         ...<a href="ME 220L Syllabus -2012 Coburn.pdf"> (Syllabus from Fall 2012) </a> <br /> 
        <li>  ME 233/L: Intro to Machine Design 
         ...<a href="ME233_Syllabus-2015-02 - S1.pdf"> (Syllabus from Spring 2015) </a> 
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             <li>  <span class="smalltext"><a href="Destroyer.mp4">Destroyer Project Video by Martinez, Carrillo & Heiderer </a>
             <li>  <span class="smalltext"><a href="ME233MarshmallowGun.wmv">Marshmallow Gun Design Video by Jacky & Team</a>
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        <li>  ME 319: Stress Analysis  
         ...<a href="ME319_Syllabus-2014-01.pdf"> (Syllabus from Winter 2014) </a> <br /> 
        <li>  ME 325/L: Machine Design 
         ...<a href="ME325_Syllabus-2014-03.pdf"> (Syllabus from Fall 2014) </a> <br /> 
        <li>  ME 400: Special Topics <br /> 
         <li>  ME 499: Composites  
         ...<a href="ME499_Syllabus-2015-01.pdf"> (Syllabus for Winter 2015) </a> <br /> 
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