Download the course outline.
Course instructors
Dr. Emad Gamal Barakat Hussein
Office: 3rd floor - Mechanical Engineering Department - Assiut University
Office hours: TBD
E-mail: elemad1987[at]yahoo[dot]com
Teaching assistants
Eng. :: Taha
Office :: TBD
E-mail :: TBD
Office hours :: TBD
Lectures
Assignments
Assignment#1 ()
Assignment solutions
Solution of Assignment #1
Bonus projects
Solution of quizzes and exams
Solution of the first quiz.
Solution of the second quiz.
Solution of the midterm.
References and Textbook
1-Prof. Nabel Yassin's Lectures
2- Prof. Mohamed Sayed Hanafy lecturenotebook
Semester-long graduation project:
A semester-long graduation project aligned with the “renewable energy" course for Engineering students helps them apply theory to real-world design. It reinforces cross-disciplinary thinking—critical in areas like energy systems.
These projects are designed to evolve in complexity over the semester, allowing students to apply theoretical knowledge to real-world problems, develop design and analysis skills, and encourage cross-disciplinary thinking.
Objective: Model and analyse the full system for this application (e.g., water pipeline, mechanical assembly, system operation).
Phases:
· IIdentify components of the system.
· Include real-world maintenance scenarios and optimize for reliability.
Disciplines: Mechanical, Electrical, Industrial, Systems Engineering
Objective: Design a system for wind turbines.
Phases:
· Collect (or simulate) time-series maintenance data.
· Propose maintenance schedules based on predictive insights.
Disciplines: Mechanical, Mechatronics, Data Science, Industrial
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· Use statistical software: Python, MATLAB, R, or Excel
· Data visualization: Build dashboards or reports
· Real-world data: Use open datasets or collect new data
· Documentation: Full engineering report with statistical justification, interpretation, and recommendations
To ensure students progress throughout the semester, projects can be divided into weekly or bi-weekly milestones, like: