Computational and visual electromagnetism using an integrated programming language for undergraduate engineering students

Lu, Junwei; Thiel, David

doi:10.1109/20.877610

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Lu, Junwei

Thiel, David

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2000

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Numerical modeling is now an essential part of undergraduate engineering education. This paper reviews the content and delivery of a course for undergraduate engineers, in computational and visual electromagnetics using the integrated programming language, Matlab. A number of numerical methods are discussed including FDM, FEM, MOM and BEM during class. Matlab is then used to implement these methods in a series of workshops, laboratories exercises and assignmentsNumerical modeling is now an essential part of undergraduate engineering education. This paper reviews the content and delivery of a course for undergraduate engineers, in computational and visual electromagnetics using the integrated programming language, Matlab. A number of numerical methods are discussed including FDM, FEM, MOM and BEM during class. Matlab is then used to implement these methods in a series of workshops, laboratories exercises and assignments
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IEEE Transactions on Magnetics

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https://doi.org/10.1109/20.877610

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HISTORY AND ARCHAEOLOGY

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http://hdl.handle.net/10072/3069

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