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Mechanic training courses and schools

School: JER Online
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Grammar Mechanics Brush-up
Course Format: Online
This course will refresh your skills for college, on the job, test-taking and improve your writing skills in the area of English grammar mechanics. Perfect for professionals, college students, writers, civil service and other test-takers. Outcomes: To refresh your English grammar mechanics skills. To update your English grammar mechanics skills. To fill in learning gaps in your gram...
 

School: fitness resource associates, inc.
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anatomy, biomechanics and injury Workshop
Course Format: classroom
an introduction to sports medicine, this course is designed for the fitness professional wishing to gain scientific knowledge, language and skills to interface with physicians, physical therapists, chiropractors and others in the medical community. the course will take a comprehensive look at majorcomplexes anda protocol for assessment and recommendation.
 

School: University of Washington Online Learning
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Master in Mechanical Engineering
Course Format: Online
Through EDGE, Mechanical Engineering offers its MSME degree. The department has nationally-recognized expertise in four major areas of research: mechanics, materials and manufacturing; energy and fluids; systems and dynamics; and design. The department’s state-of-the-art laboratories and computing facilities support externally funded research in all four of these areas. Mechanical Enginee...
 

Mechanical Engineering Analysis
Course Format: Online
Application of mathematical methods to the description and analysis of systems in mechanical engineering. Analogies in heat transfer, fluid flow, stress distribution, dynamics, and feedback control. Prerequisite: graduate standing in mechanical engineering or permission of instructor.
 

Introduction to Fracture Mechanics
Course Format: Online
Applications of linear fracture mechanics to failure analysis and fracture control based on actual case studies. Fracture toughness and fatigue testing techniques, crack initiation and propagation fatigue life prediction of mechanical components subjected to environmental effects.
 

Adhesion Mechanics
Course Format: Online
Introduction to adhesive systems and test/evaluation techniques. Stress/strain analysis methods used with adhesive joints. Examples of practical applications. Prerequisite: graduate student status or permission of instructor.
 

Topics in Fluid Mechanics
Course Format: Online
Selected fluid mechanics relevant to current advances in research and application. Topics selected vary with faculty and student interest, but have included flow stability, special topics in turbulence, and turbulent reacting flows.
 

Computational Techniques in Mechanical Engineering
Course Format: Online
Advanced heat transfer studies of interest to mechanical engineers. Subject coverage varies from year to year.
 

Fluid Mechanics
Course Format: Online
Basic conservation laws and kinematics of fluid flow constitutive relationships, Newtonian fluids, dimensional analysis, vorticity dynamics, inviscid flows, applications.
 

Combustion
Course Format: Online
Chemical and physical processes of combustion with applications to design of combustors, fuel selection, and consideration of environmental effects. Prerequisite: graduate standing in mechanical engineering or permission of instructor.
 

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