ME 123 Computer Applications I

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ME 123 Computer Applications I Lecture 28: Dynamic Model Simulation 5/2/03

ME 123 Computer Applications I Road Map of Lecture 28 Issue on Exam 2 Redo the exam again and time yourself. Let me know how long it takes you to solve the problems. Remedial action on Exam 2 Introduction to Working Model as a software tool for dynamic model simulation Solution methodology is established in our previous lectures on time marching methods. Warning: Owning the software of Working Model does not take away your job of thinking. As an engineer, you are responsible for thinking, analyzing and evaluating the solution. The computer or the software will not perform this task for you! This is very important! Chances are there are bugs in the commercial software. If you completely trust the solution, you put yourself in a vulnerable position. General rule of “Garbage in, garbage out!” always applies to software application. You have to do the thinking and evaluation! Lecture 28 ME 123 Computer Applications I