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A newsletter for alumni, students, and friends of the Mechanical Engineering Department at the University of Wisconsin-Madison
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A newsletter for alumni, students, and friends of the Mechanical Engineering Department at the University of Wisconsin-Madison
Dean Vandeberg, center right,
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Turng emphasizes design, process physics, computer-aided engineering, troubleshooting, and advanced molding techniques. To show his students concrete examples, he takes them on field trips to companies that produce products ranging from consumer electronics to automotive products. This semester, they visited Engineering Industries in Verona, WI, a custom injection molder that was founded by Emeritus ME Professor Ronald Daggett.
Turng has also introduced two computer-aided engineering software packages commonly used in industry: MOLDFLOW/C-MOLD and CADMOULD that feature process simulation and computer animation.
Turng says that the spring semester course will be videotaped for NTU, the National Technological University, and will be part of a Masters of Technology degree offered for distance learning students as well as the UW's Masters of Engineering degree. (To get more information on these and other outreach engineering courses, please contact UW's Office of Engineering Outreach, Helene Demont, at demont@engr.wisc.edu).
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ME Newsletter is a periodic publication of the University of
Wisconsin-Madison, Department of Mechanical Engineering. Correspondence should be sent to the address below.
ME Newsletter
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Editor: Gail Gawenda
gawenda@engr.wisc.edu Designer: Lynda Litzkow
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