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Advanced Composite Material - Mech Engineer 708 Sec 3
Provided by: UW-Madison

Advanced Composite Materials - 708 Sec 03, 04
Provided by: UW-Madison

Ants, Plants, and Puppy Dog Toes (Life Science) - TCHG 4530E/6530E
Requirements for this course can be satisfied anytime during the semester at own pace. Help your primary school students discover the world of Life Science. All activities are inquiry based....
Provided by: UW-Platteville

Automatic Controls - Mechanical Engineering 446 Lec 3-4
Sequencing control. Theory of linear feedback control systems with illustrative examples taken from applications encountered by mechanical engineers; differential equations for defining dynamic system response, Laplace transforms, and transient and...
Provided by: UW-Madison

Because Newton Said So (Physical Science) - TCHG 4530E/6530E
Requirements for this course can be satisfied anytime during the semester at own pace. Help your intermediate school students discover the world of Physical Science. All activities are inquiry based....
Provided by: UW-Platteville

Biofluidics - Biomedical Engineering 505 Sections 002, 003, 004
Introduction to blood rheology, blood flow dynamics in arteries, capillaries and veins, airflow in the lungs, and other physiological flow phenomena. Healthy and diseased states will be considered. Special topics...
Provided by: UW-Madison

Biology in Engineering Seminar - Biomedical Engineering 517 Sections 002, 003, 004
Current topics at the interface of biology and engineering with special emphasis on the ways in which engineers have contributed to knowledge and advances in biology.
Provided by: UW-Madison

Biology in Engineering Seminar - Biological Systems Engineering 517
Current topics at the interface of biology and engineering with special emphasis on the ways in which engineers have contributed to knowledge and advances in biology.
Provided by: UW-Madison

Biology in Engineering Seminar - Chemical and Biological Engineering 517
Current topics at the interface of biology and engineering with special emphasis on the ways in which engineers have contributed to knowledge and advances in biology.
Provided by: UW-Madison

Body Shop (Life Science) - TCHG 4530E/6530E
Requirements for this course can be satisfied anytime during the semester at own pace. Help your intermediate school students discover the world of Life Science. All activities are inquiry based....
Provided by: UW-Platteville

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