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Johns Hopkins University | EN.530.329

Introduction to Fluid Mechanics Laboratory

1.0

credits

Average Course Rating

(3.87)

This course is the complementary laboratory course and a required co-requisite for EN.530.327. Corequisite: EN.530.327 There will be four lab sessions, days and times TBA.

Fall 2012

(3.68)

Fall 2013

(3.7)

Fall 2014

(4.02)

Fall 2022

(4.06)

Fall 2012

Professor: Steven Marra

(3.68)

The best parts of this course were the practical and hands-on applications that helped students understand the material. The negative aspects were that the labs often didn’t match up with the lecture content and there was not timely feedback on the lab reports. Students suggested more coordination between the lab and lecture concepts, in addition to better feedback on lab reports. This is a typical lab course with only three labs, which are not too time-consuming. Students are encouraged to attend the lab lectures for guidance on writing lab reports.

Fall 2013

Professor: Steven Marra

(3.7)

Students felt that the best aspect of this course was the hands-on approach to learning fluid mechanics. However, students found the laboratory reports to be difficult and time consuming, and the grading was harsh as well. Suggestions for improvement included adding more labs while examining the difficulty of existing labs. Prospective students should know that the labs took up a significant amount of time and shouldn’t be put off.

Fall 2014

Professor: Steven Marra

(4.02)

Students praised this course for including interesting lab experiments. Students’ issues with the course included a belief that the lab reports could take an extensive amount of time to complete and that finishing them was tedious work. Suggestions for improvement varied widely. Multiple students saw nothing to change with the course. Other students wanted the course to include additional labs so students would have additional opportunities to practice concepts they learned during the lecture. Prospective students should know that students found the course involved a lot of lab work and that it was important to have a background in MATLAB and Excel.

Fall 2022

Professor: Steven Marra

(4.06)

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S. Marra
18:00 - 18:50