Applied Engineering

応用工学プログラムのすべての基本概念を習得する

☆Applied engineering is the field concerned with the application of management, design, and technical skills for the design and integration of systems, the execution of new product designs, the improvement of manufacturing processes, and the management and direction of physical and/or technical functions of a firm or organization. Applied-engineering degree programs typically include instruction in basic engineering principles, project management, industrial processes, production and operations management, systems integration and control, quality control, and statistics.☆

► Our App Applied Engineering aim is to,

⇢ Learn Basics of Applied Engineering

⇢ Acquire knowledge on statistical techniques in variable and attribute control charts and in sampling tables for continuous improvement.

⇢ Ability to Evaluate and/or implement total quality systems in industry.

⇢ Understanding, Recognize, evaluate and control varied industrial health and safety hazards.

⇢ Ability to Solve problems in typical industrial organizations, work effectively in teams, and demonstrate knowledge of the managed area of an industrial enterprise.

⇢ Ability to Identify responsibility of supervision and management within various industries.

►Frequent Updates on New topics & Category..

Few important Topics covered are Listed Below

►Applied Hydraulic engineering

►Hydraulic engineering Fundamental principles

►Hydraulic Engineering History

►Types of Fluid Flow

►Hydrology

►Hydrology History

►Surface-water hydrology

►Open-channel flow

►Fluid dynamics

►Laminar flow

►Turbulence

►Laminar turbulent transition

►Froude number

►Definition of steady Uniform Flow

►Hydraulic Radius

►Manning formula

►Classification of water surface profile

►Flow profiles

►Froude Number and Flow States

►Defining Normal Depth

►Applied mechanics

►Analytical mechanics

►Intrinsic motion

►Computational mechanics

►Contact mechanics

►Dynamics (mechanics)

►Experimental Mechanics

►Fluid mechanics

►Fracture mechanics

►Strength of materials