ME 424: Engineering Acoustics
Completed: A
Vibrating systems; acoustic wave equation; plane and spherical waves in fluid media; reflection and transmission at interfaces; propagation in lossy media; radiation and reception of acoustic waves; pipes, cavities, and waveguides; resonators and filters; noise; selected topics in physiological, environmental and architectural acoustics.
Fall 2002, Professor Dowling
This was an absolutely excellent class. The professor was a good teacher and very helpful and supportive in office hours. However, this was also a hard class just due to the amount of diff-eq. Taking this concurently with EECS330 was beneficial though for both classes. I really would like to take more information in acoustics, but it is such a broad field and there are few classes. I do think a discussion section might have been beneficial for this class.
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