Session #
(Lab #)
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Date
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Chapter and Concepts
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Problems Assigned (Solutions will be posted after
due dates)
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1
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Aug. 26
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Chapter 1
Introduction
White
Text book Contents
Definition fluid;
continuum hypothesis; fluid properties (Kinematic)
P1.12 (Dimensions and Units)
Solution P1.12
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HW1: 2 problems
due Sep. 4
1.21
(dimensions, units)
1.41 (shear
stress)
HW1 Solution
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2
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28
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Fluid
properties (Transport, Thermodynamic, Miscellaneous), flow classification
and analysis
P1.43 Slip
flow walls
P1.49 (Shear stress)
Solution White Problem 1.49
(Surface tension)
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3 (Lab1)
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30
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CFD pretest, CFD
Lecture 1: Introduction to CFD
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Pipe assignment
due
Sept 27
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-
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Sep. 2
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Labor Day
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4
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Sep. 4
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Chapter 2
Pressure Distribution in a Fluid
Pressure and
pressure gradient; Force balance fluid element; review of hydrostatics on
plane and curved surfaces
P2.135 (Stability), Solution
P2.135
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HW2: 4+1
problems due Sept. 9
1.73
(cavitation)
2.45
(manometer)
2.77 (force
plane surface)
2.82 (force
curved surface)
Comprehensive problem* C1.11
HW2 Solution
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5
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6
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Buoyancy and
stability; rigid body translation and rotation; Bernoulli equation
P5.24
(Uniform acceleration)
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6
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9
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Flow Patterns (streamlines, streaklines,
pathlines); velocity potential and stream
function
P4.75
(Stream function), Bernoulli
Velocity
Potential and Stream Function
Bernoulli –
air cushion
Bernoulli
– pipe contraction
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HW3: 5+1 problems due Sept. 13
2.130 (stability)
2.142 (uniform acceleration)
2.154 (rigid body rotation)
3.115, 3.124 (Bernoulli)
Comprehensive
problem* C2.2
HW3 Solution
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7
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11
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Continued
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8
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13
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Chapters 3
& 4: Integral Relations for a Control Volume and Differential Relations
for Fluid Flow
Summary FM
Governing Differential Equation; Reynolds Transport Theorem, Continuity
equation
P3.16 (Continuity)
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HW4: 5 problems
due Sept. 20
3.20, 3.22, 3.29 (continuity)
3.58, 3.62 (linear momentum)
HW4 Solution
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9
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16
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Linear momentum
equation (Differential form, body forces, surface forces, Stokes
hypothesis, Non-Newtonian fluids, Navier Stokes equations)
P5.60 (CV
momentum)
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10
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18
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Linear momentum equation
(Applications of CV momentum equation, Momentum flux correction)
P3.46
Ex.
Relative inertial coordinates
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11
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20
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Energy equation; Summary
GDE for compressible non-constant property fluid flow, Angular momentum
equations
P3.134 (Energy)
P5.48 (Momentum)
P3.161(new)
P3.44
Betz Method
Clark Y
Reference Data
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HW5: 5 problems due Sept.
27
3.77, 3.94 (linear momentum)
3.180, 3.183 (energy equation)
3.153 (angular momentum)
HW5 Solution
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12
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23
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Continued
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13 (Lab2)
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25
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CFD
Lecture 2: Numerical methods for CFD
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Airfoil
assignment due
Oct. 11
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14
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27
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Energy equation; Summary GDE for compressible non-constant
property fluid flow, Angular momentum equations
P3.183 (Energy)
P3.161(new)
P3.44
Betz Method
Clark Y
Reference Data
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HW6: 5+1
problems due Oct. 7
4.2 (acceleration of a fluid)
4.27 (continuity with pressure)
4.80(NS in cartesian Coordinates)
4.36 (NS Linear momentum)
4.88(NS in cylindrical Coordinates)
Comprehensive problem* C4.2
HW6 Solution
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15
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30
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Exact solutions
NS equations (Stokes flow, Boundary layer equations, Couette and Poiseuille
flow)
Solution P4.7
Solution NS
Solution P4.83
NS inclined
channel flow
Flow
on an Inclined Open Channel-2016
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16
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Oct. 2
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Initial
and Boundary Conditions for Viscous-Flow Problems
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17
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4
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Curvilinear coordinate
systems
P6.108 NS VZ NS annulus
axial flow(new)
P6.109 NS VTheta NS annulus
rotating flow(new)
NS
Equations with Stress Tensor
Appendix D
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18
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7
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Chapter 5: Dimensional Analysis and Similarity
Pi theorem
Dimensional
Analysis
C5.5
Dimensional analysis
Viscometer
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HW7: 4+1 problems due Oct. 14
4.94 (solution NS in polar coordinates)
5.30 (Pi theorem)
5.62, 5.68 (PI+data)
Comprehensive problem* C5.3
HW7 Solution
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19
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9
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Continued
Common
dimensionless parameters
Simple beam
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20 (Lab3)
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11
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CFD
Lecture 3: Turbulence modeling for CFD
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Diffuser
assignment due Nov. 6
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21 (Extra Session#1)
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13
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Problem Solving
Session (Review Problems) 3026SC, 5-6:50 PM
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22
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14
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Exam Review Session (slides, slides_updated)
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HW8: 5+1 problems due Oct.
25
5.60, 5.76 (PI+similarity with data)
6.3 (transition)
6.24, 6.25
(laminar flow)
Comprehensive problem* C5.5
HW8 Solution
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23
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16
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Exam 1
(Chapters 1-5)
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24
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18
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Similarity and
model testing
Scaling -
free surface
P5.46
Scaling ship model
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25
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21
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Chapter 6 Viscous Flow in Ducts
Re and Entrance effects; Laminar pipe flow
P6.21 (Laminar flow)
Example 6.21
Example 6.26
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26
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23
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Stability and
Transition
Rotating Cylinders
P6.91
P6.30
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27
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25
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Turbulent flow;
RANS equations; TKE budget
Example P6.35
Example P6.36
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HW9: 4 problems
due Nov. 1
6.39, 6.40
(turbulence modeling)
6.44, 6.55 (turbulence pipe flow)
HW9 Solution
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28
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28
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Continued
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29
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30
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Turbulent pipe flow
Example P6.56
Example P6.62
Example P6.69
Example P6.78
Moody etc.
Appendix A
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30
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Nov. 1
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Roughness; Moody diagram;
minor losses; diffusers/contractions
Example P6.76
Example P6.90
Example P6.92
Example P6.108
Example P6.110
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HW10: 5+1 problems due
Nov. 8
6.73 (D)
6.80 (Q)
6.98 (non-circular ducts)
6.102 (minor losses)
6.115 (pipe systems)
Comprehensive problem* C6.4
HW10 Solution
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31
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4
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Noncircular ducts; Pipe systems
Example 3 res
Example P6.103
Example P6.127
Example P6.116
Example P6.118
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32 (Lab4)
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6
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CFD
Lecture 4: Grid generation and post-processing for CFD
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Ahmed car
assignment due
Dec. 2
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33
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8
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Continued
Example 3 res_new
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HW11: 5
problems due Nov. 22
7.6, 7.9 (BL
theory)
7.23, 7.27
(laminar boundary layer)
7.34 (turbulent
boundary layer)
HW11 Solution
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34(Extra
Session#2)
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10
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Problem Solving Session (Review Problems) 2258SC, 5-6:50 PM
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35
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11
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Exam Review Session (chap.4 Cyl-NS), (slides)
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36
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13
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Exam 2
(Chapters 3-6)
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37
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15
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Chapter 7 Flow
Past Immersed Bodies
Boundary Layer Theory(similarity solutions and Laminar
momentum integral equation)
Laminar
momentum integral equation
Example
Displacement Thickness
Example P7.20
Pitot-static probe
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38
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18
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Continued
Example P7.27
Example
P7.26 & P7.35
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39
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20
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Turbulent Flow
Example P7.32
Example P7.35
Example P7.41
Example P7.43
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40
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22
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Bluff body drag
Example
CD sphere 1
Example CD
sphere 2
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HW12: 5+1
problems due Dec. 6
7.42 (turbulent
boundary layer)
7.50 (px)
7.75, 7.84
(Drag)
7.108
(rotation)
Comprehensive problem* C7.3
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25
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Thanksgiving
Recess
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27
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Thanksgiving Recess
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29
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Thanksgiving Recess
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41
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Dec. 2
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Chapter 8
Potential Flow
Potential Flow
Theory
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42
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4
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Basic solutions
Example P7.110
Example P8.14
Example P8.31
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43
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6
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Continued
Final exam guidelines
Example P8.43
Example
cylinder plug lift
Example P8.74
Example
force source on wall
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HW13: 6+1 problems due Dec. 13
8.15 (vortex)
8.27, 8.29
(Rankine half-body and Rankine oval)
8.44, 8.48
(cylinder)
8.75 (images)
Comprehensive problem* C8.4
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44
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9
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Surface singularity, Images
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45
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11
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CFD Post-test and Post-survey
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46
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13
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Exam Review Session (Slides)
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47 (Extra Session#3)
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15
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Problem Solving Session (Review Problems) 1028SC, 5-6:50 PM
Review
material
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48
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16
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Final Exam
(Chapters 1-8) 2133SC, 5:30-7:30 PM
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