Analytical and computational treatment for modeling and simulation of 3-Dimensional multibody mechanical systems. Provide a systematic and consistent basis for analyzing the interactions between motion constraints, kinematics, static, dynamic, and control behavior of multibody mechanical systems. Applications to machinery, robotic devices and mobile robots, biomechanical models for gait analysis and human motions, and motion control. Matrix modeling procedures with symbolic and numerical computational tools will be utilized for demonstrating the methods developed in this course. Focus on the current research and computational tools and examine a broad spectrum of physical systems where multibody behavior is fundamental to their design and control.
Multibody Mechanical Systems
Host University
University of Virginia
Semester
Spring 2024
Course Number
MAE 6250-600
CRN
16114
Credits
3
Discipline
Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering
Instructor
Shawn Russell
Course Information
Prerequisites
Engineering degree and familiarity with a programming language.