Fluid Mechanics

Summer 2023 > Engineering/Engineering Technology > CHEN.3030 > 046

Course No: CHEN.3030-046; SIS Class Nbr: 3151; SIS Term: 3240
Course Status: Open Added 3/22/23

Course Description

This course introduces the student to several fundamental concepts and applications of fluid mechanics. It overviews the basic properties of fluids, the study of fluid statics and fluid flow systems, and the development and application of the appropriate mass, momentum, and energy balance relationships needed to solve a variety of practical problems, with a particular focus on the macroscopic view. Emphasis is on the ability to apply the basic principles to the design and analysis of engineering systems involving applications in hydrostatics, internal, open-channel, and external flows, pump selection, flow measurement, etc. The course also focuses on proper problem solving strategy and on the correct use of units in engineering analysis.

Prerequisites, Notes & Instructor

• Prerequisites: CHEN.2010 Material Balances and Co-req: MATH.2360 Engineering Differential Equations or MATH.2340 Differential Equations.
• Section Notes: Live Online Course; Live Online Course; Attend class remotely during specific days and times (sometimes referred to as synchronous learning). Instructors may deliver lessons from an off-campus location, from a campus classroom, lab or studio, and you¿ll also make use of Blackboard, UMass Lowell¿s online learning management tool.
• Core Codes: STEM, ONLINE SYN
• Credits: 3; Contact Hours: 3
• Instructor: Eric Maase
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When Offered & Tuition

• M,W-Th | 10:30 AM-12:50 PM EDT
• 2023 Summer: Jul 05 to Aug 14
• Course Level: Undergraduate
• Tuition: $1140 | Pay as little as $580/mo for this course.
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• Note: There is a $30 per semester registration fee for credit courses.

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