Course Information

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New Sp 2023 course BEE 4630/6630: Digital Food Physics and Engineering

This engineering elective course will introduce computational modeling, digital twins, and heat and mass transfer in porous media, in a product and process design context in the food industry. Emphasis is on universal engineering frameworks describing food transformations during processing. Carefully prepared material makes you well prepared for the course if you have taken heat transfer and fluid flow. We will cover the modeling steps of problem formulation, implementation in a state-of-the-art software, validation, and report writing, and you will choose your own modeling project to apply these steps. This unique content is of much interest in food manufacturing and captures our group’s 30-year research.

The hybrid instruction mode should make it easier on your schedule, as we meet only Fridays. Assessment is based on a project, quizzes, and class participation. Graduate students will have more advanced content and a more demanding project. Content can be adjusted based on your specific interest. See attached syllabus and reach out to professor Datta at akd1@cornell.edu.

Syllabus-BEE 4630/6630: Digital Food Physics and Engineering

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Senior Design, Independent Research, and Project Team Add Deadline This Friday

IMPORTANT: Hard Deadline Approaching for Research and Project Team Enrollment!

Good afternoon,

For the Spring 2021 semester, students have the ability to add/drop project team, independent research, and senior design independent research classes through Friday, March 12, 2021 using StudentCenter.

NO enrollment requests will be accepted after this deadline, without exception, petitions will be denied so please take care to get enrolled as soon as you’re able.

To get a permission number to enroll in studentcenter before the deadline, please send the appropriate form to Kae-Lynn, kbw28, with instructor approval.

Please share this information widely.

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Last Day to Drop is This Wednesday

Last Day to Drop a Course Without a ‘W’ for Fall Semester

Wednesday, October 28th is the last day to drop a course without a ‘W’ appearing on your transcript and without a petition.  You will be able to drop a course via Student Center through the 28th.  Extensions will not be given to this deadline.

  • You should speak with your professors and TAs to get a good sense of where you stand in your classes and gather information to make an assessment of whether to drop now or continue;
  • Please connect with your faculty advisor, Engineering Advising, or your major department coordinator to discuss your intent to drop a course and outline a recovery plan for next semester;
  • You are still allowed to drop a course after the 28th, via petition, up through the December 4th final drop deadline.  After the 28th, you earn a ‘W’ for the course on your record.

 

Absolute Last Day to Change a Grade Option (from S/U to letter, or letter to S/U)

 

Wednesday, October 28th is also the last day to change grade options for a course.

  • Please note, the only requirements in the Engineering common core that are allowed to count as S/U are liberal studies and advisor-approved electives.  Many major departments also do not allow their major courses to be taken as S/U and count toward the degree, unless explicitly permitted by the Major.  Please refer to the appropriate Major department for more information.
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Applications for MAE 4340/4341/5340 and MAE 5250 will open at noon today!

Good morning,

The online application forms for MAE 4340/4341/5340: Innovative Product Design and MAE 5250: Introduction to Computer-Aided Manufacture will open today, 8/2/19, at 12:00 pm. The applications will remain open until Friday, August 16th, at 12:00 pm. You can find them at these links:

MAE 4340/4341/5340

MAE 5250

Once the application closes, all responses will be compiled and sent to the course instructors for selection of students who will be given permission to enroll. If you are selected, you will receive an email, prior to the end of the add period, with a permission number which will allow you to add the class on Student Center.

Please let me know if you have any questions or concerns (eft24@cornell.edu).

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Innovative Product Design, MAE 4340, 4341, 5340 Application Instructions

To enroll in Innovative Product Design via Digital Manufacturing, MAE 4340, 4341 (M.E. Sr. Design), or MAE 5340:

This course necessitates an application and selection process; the online application form will be available from Friday, August 4th, to Friday, August 18th, 2017, at https://goo.gl/forms/ilKT037HweDzSNzu2. Students will be notified of enrollment decisions prior to the start of Fall 2017 classes.

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Fall 2017 MAE Tentative Course Roster

Tentative Course Roster Fall 2017: https://blogs.cornell.edu/maeugadvising/files/2017/03/Fall-2017-Teaching-Assignments-For-Blog-as-of-March-27-2017-1hqjp7v.pdf

Notes:

–If you are graduating with your B.S. Degree May/August 2017 and intend to join a Cornell graduate program, including M.Eng., you will be unable to pre-enroll until electronic enrollment resumes in August.

–For a list of tentative research projects (this will be updated for the Fall 2017 semester), consult: http://www.mae.cornell.edu/mae/academics/undergrad/hands-on/research.cfm

–For a list of M.E. Major Approved Electives, consult: http://www.mae.cornell.edu/academics/undergrad/memajor/electives.cfm

–For guidelines concerning math electives, technical electives, advisor approved electives, and additional M.E.  Major program requirements, consult: http://www.mae.cornell.edu/mae/academics/undergrad/memajor/index.cfm

 

 

 

 

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Do You Need to Change Your MAE 4272 Lab?

MAE 4272 Lab Enrollment Information

On Monday afternoon, August 22, you will be unable to add/drop MAE 4272 labs.  There will be a trading lab sheet posted on the bulletin board between 106 and 106A Rhodes Hall.  If you find someone to switch with, you are to go to 106A Rhodes Hall together to manually make these changes.

Please note MAE 4272 fulfills the technical writing requirement.

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Co-op Engineering Classes Summer

Enrolling in Co-op courses in Summer at Cornell does not require students to participate in the Co-op Program.  The only requirement is the pre-requisites need to have been taken.  Required courses offered this Summer 2016 for M.E. students:

Summer Session, June 27-August: Engrd 2210; MAE 2120; MAE 2030

Co-op: 1st session, May 26-July 6: MAE 3230; MAE 3250.   2nd session: July 7-Aug 17: MAE 3240; MAE 3260.

 

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MAE 4340/4341/5340 – Innovative Product Design Enrollment for Fall 2016

Seniors:  If you are enrolled and do not meet these following requirements, please drop this course.

Due to limited enrollment, MAE 4340 and MAE 4341 (senior design), are limited to MAE Seniors.  MAE 5340 is limited to seniors and M.Eng. who are officially registered for the Early M.Eng. or M.Eng. Programs.  Exception: Students who currently have prior permission (as of yesterday) from Professor Shepherd to take this class.