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James E. Hertel, P.E.
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Professor of Practice
Office: 104
C Dillman Hall
Phone:
(906) 487-3046
Email:
jehertel@mtu.edu
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Degrees:
- B.S. Mechanical Engineering
Marquette University, 1973
- M.S. Paper Chemistry
Institute of Paper Chemistry
(Lawrence
University), 1975
- M.S. Mechanical Engineering
University of Washington, 1980
"When you can measure what you are
speaking about, and express it in numbers, you know something about it,
but when you cannot express it in numbers your knowledge is of a meagre
and unsatisfactory kind; it may be the beginning of knowledge, but you
have scarcely, in your thoughts, advanced to the stage of science,
whatever the matter may be." Lord Kelvin (1824 - 1907) |
Courses Taught:
- ENG1101
(Engineering Analysis and Problem Solving)
- ENG1102
(Engineering Modeling and Design)
- ENG2120 (Statics
and Mechanics of Materials)
- UN4500 (Technological
Entrepreneurship)
- ENT2950 - ENT4960
(Enterprise)
Mr. Hertel comes to teaching following 25 years of
engineering practice developing high-speed, automated machinery.
Courses
taught at tech include Statics and Mechanics of Materials, Engineering
Fundamentals and Technological Entrepreneurship. He also advises the
Automotive Systems Enterprise and the MTU Sailing Club/Team. His
research background includes Fiber
Physics and Instrument Failure Detection in Partially Observable
Systems.
In his spare time, Mr. Hertel enjoys skiing, sailboat racing and
bluegrass
music.
(resume/vitae)
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Course
Links: |
- ASE Syllabus
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- Report
Guidelines
- Brewing
101
=> Presentation
Rubric
- A-size drawing format (inch)
- A-size drawing format (mm)
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More Links:
ASME's
Professional Practice site --- great resource for business
and engineering
SAE's
Database/Digital Library
SuperMileageChallenge
MTU's
HPV Challenge
MTU's Sailing Club
Onigaming
Yacht Club
NOAA
Graphic
Wind Forecast
Northshore Inline Marathon
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To Install UG NX-3
(warning, typically takes 1 - 2 hrs ... not an easy
install)
1.
Start at: http://www.eecn.mtu.edu/resources/info/ugnx.html
to setup virtual drive for UG install.
2. Follow instructions ... pdf file
--- helps to print this out.
NOTES:
- You
need to be online with MTU and
a full-time student in
good standing in order to run.
- You
must be running Windows 2000 Professional (Service Pack 4) or Windows
XP Professional (Service Pack 1 or higher). It must be
Professional edition and NOT the Home edition or Media Center.
- If
you can mount the L: drive as instructed, it might be quicker to copy
files and
folders to your local C: drive and install from there.
- If
you cannot connect to the L: drive through VPN from your personal
computer, you can connect from another computer, copy files and folders
from the L: drive onto a CD, and use the CD to load the software onto
your personal computer --- but you will still need to be connected to
the web in order to run.
Good
luck --- UG is a very powerful modeler.
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UGNX
Slides
These are slides
from 1101/1102 that might be useful for getting started or review . For
true UGNX tutorials, use the NX-3 Cast Library
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Department of Engineering
Fundamentals
Dillman Hall, 1400 Townsend Drive
Houghton, MI-49931-1295
Phone : 906-487-3057
Fax : 906-487-1620
Email : Tina at cmsarazi@mtu.edu
A division of the Michigan Technological University College
of Engineering.
Last updated on 08/10/2005 ehgroth.
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