Course Name	Engineering Vibration
Credits	3
Professor(s)	Name	ByeongKeun Choi
	Department	Energy & Mechanical Engineering

COURSE DESCRIPTION

Course Objectives

Vibration is the branch of engineering that deals with repetitive motion of mechanical systems from machine parts to large structures. The basic concepts of understanding vibrations, analyzing vibration and predicting the behavior of vibrating systems forms the topics of this class. The concepts and formulations presented in this class are intended to provide the skills needed for designing vibrating systems with desired properties that enhance vibration when it is wanted and reduce vibration when it is unwanted.

MAIN TEXTBOOK and FURTHER READINGS

"Engineering Vibration", Daniel J. Inman, Prentice Hall

ASSIGNMENTS AND GRADING

Assignments: Each Chapter Exercise Problems(5~10)

Grading Scheme: Test(60%), Report(10%), Oral Test(10%), Attendance(20%)

COURSE SCHEDULE

Course Outline

Chapter 1. Introduction

Chapter 2. Response to harmonic excitation

Chapter 3. General forced response

Chapter 4. Multiple-degree-of-freedom systems

Chapter 5. Design for vibration suppression

Chapter 6. Distributed-parameter systems

Chapter 7. Vibration testing and experimental modal analysis

Chapter 8. Finite element method

CONTACT DETAILS

Tel: ; e-mail: bgchoi@gnu.ac.kr