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MAE2403: Aerospace Computational Mechanics

MAE2403: Aerospace Computational Mechanics

University
Monash University
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JinXi

11 years ago

Assessment
30% Labs (3+6+6+7+8 % - 1 lab report due per 2 weeks approx.), 70% Exams
Comments
Alright confession time I hardly went to any of the lectures at all as they put me to sleep. It isn't that Murray is a bad lecturer but its just there's WAAAay too much information on the slides and he tends to skips algebraic steps when going over the methods (which he has to or we'll run out of time). Also, I felt that the way to learn was to practice the methods instead of reading and listening. Attendance at the few lectures I went to were limt -> 8:00am Attendance = 0. We had around 80 people in the course and we'll get 15-20 people on a good day according to my friends that attends lectures.

Anyway the content taught in this unit was fairly useful and definitely challenging. Labs takes a huge amount of time to complete and you will want to punch the computer at times. Definitely one of the harder second year unit. Try not to fall behind in this unit as the content isn't easily crammed during swotvac as I'm realizing now...
Lecturer(s)
Prof. Murray Rudman
Past Exams Available
Many dating back to 2007. (Search for MAE3403 which was the previous unit code)
Rating
3 Out of 5
Recorded Lectures
Yes, with screen capture etc.
Textbook Recommendation
YOU'RE IN 2ND YEAR AND STILL ASKING THIS QUESTION?
Workload
3x 1hr lectures, 1x 2hr labs (Not compulsory to attend)
Year & Semester Of Completion
2013, Sem 2
Your Mark / Grade
Exams tomorrow. Procrastinating now.

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