MIT I-Campus
Project 
Supported
by: Microsoft
Corporation MIT
School of Engineering MIT
Curriculum Development Fund
----We plan to develop a coordinated sequence of modular subjects to be used by graduate students from different departments, in order to reduce unnecessary overlap and to increase interdisciplinary exchanges.
----With extensive use of Information Technology, we further hope to change teaching and learning fluid mechanics from the unidirectional process to dynamic interactions among students and between students and instructors, using materials that are lively and stimulating.
----The modular subjects will cover basic, intermediate and some advanced topics, will give a unified introduction of modern tools of analytical, experimental and computational methodologies, and will include many examples showing the interrelations between seemingly different applications.
----Animated illustrations and computational exercises will be developed and incorporated in both class lectures and self-study projects. On-line and interactive software will be developed to enable more frequent interactions between instructors and students and among student themselves. Instruction materials will be open to authorized MIT and off-campus instructors to make additions.
Prof. Chiang C. Mei (Civil & Environmental Engineering)
RA: Guangda Li
Prof. Triantaphyllos Akylas (Mechanical Engineering)
RA: Karl Burr
RA: Marco Ghisalberti
RA: Katarzyna Niewiadomska
Modules
(under construction)
Related
Subjects
