Rich Media Demos
Several of our faculty members have agreed to let us share a sample of their courses for demonstration purposes. Examples of some of the courses we have recorded with Media Site are listed below and there are also quick-links to the right.
A catalog of all previews is available here »
All Mediasite Presentations require Windows Media Player.
Featured Class:
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ENCE 661 Project Cost Accounting and Finance |
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Instructor: James Myers
ENPM 808E
Introduction to MEMS
Instructor: Michael Deeds
This course offers a practical perspective on MEMS design and packaging,
including examples of real products from military and commercial applications.
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ENPM 808i
Production Management
Instructor: Jeffrey Herrmann
This course covers the basic concepts and intuition needed to design and control manufacturing systems.
The contents include the key behavioral tendencies of manufacturing plants, including the corrupting
influence of variability. This course compares push and pull production systems and discusses the human
element in production management.
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ENPM 627 Environmental Risk Analysis
Instructor: Norman Eisenberg
The fundamental methodology for analyzing environmental risk is described with examples for selected
applications. Key elements of the environmental risk methodology include: (1) source term and
release characterization, (2) migration of contaminants in various media, (3) exposure assessment,
(4) dose-response evaluation, (5) risk characterization, and (6) risk management. Also included
will be an introduction to uncertainty analysis and environmental laws and regulations. It is
intended to provide students with the basic skills and knowledge needed to manage, evaluate, or
perform environmental risk assessments and risk analyses.
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ENPM 655
Contaminant Transport & Fate in the Environment
Instructor: Norman Eisenberg
Introduces the physics and chemistry of contaminant migration in various environmental media,
including surface water, groundwater, and air. The characteristics of each of these environmental
media will be described; then, based on the unique aspects of each medium, the physical, chemical,
and biological processes controlling transport in each will be presented. An interdisciplinary
approach integrates principles of engineering and natural science to provide both the scientific
basis and the quantitative description of contaminant migration, with focus on application of
intuitively-based models. Topics include: nature of environmental media, fundamental principles
of mass transport, and chemical transformation in various media. Fundamental principles of
chemistry, physics, and chemical engineering will be used to derive and apply simple models
describing physiochemical transformations of contaminants and their transfer from one medium
to another. This course intends to provide students with the basic skills and knowledge needed to
manage, evaluate, and/or perform contaminant fate and transport analyses.
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ENPM 603
Theory & Applications of Digital Signal Processing
Instructor: Emre Gunduzhan
Uniform sampling and the sampling theorem; the Z-transform and discrete-time system analysis; multi-rate
systems; discrete-time random processes; methods for designing FIR and IIR digital filters; effects
of quantization and finite work-length; the DFT and FFT; power spectrum estimation.
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