As director of the Master of Architecture (M.Arch) program at Ball State University’s College of Architecture and Planning, I would like to reach out to you and the Mechanical Engineering program at Purdue University. We offer a 3-year professional degree program for students with an undergraduate degree in any discipline, not specifically architectural design. The first year of the 3-year M.Arch program is a foundation year (Fall, Spring, Summer terms) after which the students join the professional degree program for the remaining 2 years. Our M.Arch program strives to deliver… Read more Ball State University Master of Architecture Information and OPEN HOUSE Invitation →
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ME 497 (ME Projects), 498 & 499 (Research in ME) and ME 597 & 697 (Adv ME Projects) Opportunities If you are an undergraduate student or non-thesis graduate student who… Read more Interested in Gaining Experience in Laser-Based Manufacturing & Materials? →
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ME 49800 (Fa18) Project (3 credit hours) Contact: Prof. Wassgren (wassgren@purdue.edu) Project Description The goal of this project is to evaluate two scale-up strategies for high shear wet granulation: a… Read more ME 498 Fall 2018 Research Project →
Need a geoscience course? Need to fulfill the Science (SCI) AND/OR Science, Technology, & Society (STS) curricula learning outcomes? How about taking it online? You can get all of these by signing up to EAPS 12900 Earth System Dynamics, CRN 22177. Formerly listed as EAPS10900Y (Online) in Fall 2016-17, the course provides the foundational knowledge and thinking skills to engage concerned citizens in the pursuits of answers to the Earth’s changing climate and its impacts. It begins with an introduction to what science is and the scientific methods. Then, it… Read more EAPS 129: Earth Systems Dynamics Online Fall 2018 (Free Elective) →
Research Opportunities for Undergraduates Title: Laser micromachining of glasses and polymers The research is to investigate the effects of various process parameters on forming microchannels on polymers and glasses. To this end the student will carry out the following tasks: Literature review of related field Design experiments and carry out systematic parametric study on the relationship between process parameters and microchannel quality. Characterize the resultant microchannel quality using various optical measurement techniques. Optimize the process parameters to achieve the best quality and throughput. Generate a technical report summarizing all the… Read more Research Opportunities in Micromachining →
Research Opportunity for Undergraduates Title: Characterization of mechanical properties of additive manufactured metal parts This study is to investigate the tensile strength and failure characteristics of metal alloy parts built by additive manufacturing. Additive manufacturing is gaining global popularity due to its unprecedented capabilities that it can provide. One of the challenges remaining for wide spread industrial use of AM is to predict/control the resultant mechanical properties. Additive manufacturing due to its nature of localized heating and solidification layer by layer inherently produces non-homogeneous microstructure. This study is to establish… Read more Research Opportunities in Additive Manufacturing →
Contact Improvisation DANC 14400 CRN 16261 T/Th 1:30-2:45pm Dance Improvisation DANC 14000 CRN 13511 T/Th 10:30-11:45 am Taught by Holly Jaycox, MFA, hollyj@purdue.edu Pao Hall 1171
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Study Skills Seminar (GS 177) is now Learning and Regulation Strategies for College Success (EDPS 177) The long-standing three-credit study skills course at Purdue has a new course number and home. Still taught by Impact fellow Brenda Downing, it is offered twice this Fall: 10:30-11:45 TR CRN 15381 12:00 – 1:15 TR CRN 15380 Both sections are in Wilmeth Active Learning Center B091 This course, designed to help students improve their college academic success by learning more efficiently and effectively, examines and… Read more EDPS 177 (Free Elective) →
AD 32600 Physical Computing MW 2:30-5:20PM, Fabian Winkler (fwinkler@purdue.edu) Course Flyer: https://www.cla.purdue.edu/academic/vpa/ad/act/education/ad32600_f18.pdf Introduction computer graphics programming and electronics in art and design with Processing and Arduino. Students learn to create expressive… Read more AD 326 – Physical Computing →