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Mechanical Engineering PC Lab
The PC lab is a desktop publishing and numerical analysis lab intended for
undergraduate and graduate students’ use. The lab contains 24 computers
requiring a login and password for use. Each computer is equipped with a 250MB
ZIP drive for storage of student data (disks are not provided). It is used as an
instructional lab for several courses such as ME101, 103, 344, 540, ME410/411
and many others. The lab includes printing facilities, and is networked to other
computing facilities in the department and faculty offices.
In addition to standard applications including Word, Excel, PowerPoint,
Internet Explorer, FTP, Telnet, and a file compression program, the following
engineering software packages are available for registered ME students:
- AutoCAD - 2D and 3D design and drafting platform
- EES (Engineering Equation Solver) - general equation solver with built-in
functions for thermodynamic and transport properties
- Matlab – Flexible environment for technical computing integrating
mathematical computing, visualization, and a powerful language
- Simulink - Interactive tool for modeling, simulating, and analyzing
dynamic, multidomain systems
Questions related to this lab should be directed to the PC lab coordinator:
Dr. Jeries Abou-Hanna
309-677-2725
jannah@bradley.edu
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