Principles of Modern Ocean Engineering

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Undergrad. degree in STEM field. Basic knowledge of undergraduate-level math (particularly differential equations) necessary. We derive all equations from basic principles and therefore students should be able to follow. Following subjects are highly recommended as prerequistes for this course: Undergrad. level Mathematics (include Differential Equations, e.g. Math 54 or equivalent) Undergrad. Fluid Mechanics (ME106 or equivalent) Undergrad. Solid Mechanics (ME C85,CE C30 or equivalent)→ENGIN 217B→unlocks 0 courses

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