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0542-4012

Research project for honours students 2

Also listed as: פרויקט מחקר למצטיינים 2

The continuation of the honours project, where the results get deep enough to defend. Under the direct track this is already the first part of the masters thesis.

Semester
Semester B
Weekly hours
3h
Counts as
Projects
Interest areas
Structures and computational mechanics · Mechatronics and robotics · Miniaturised systems and materials · Aeronautics and space · Environment and energy · Flow and thermal design · Mechanical design

What it covers

How it works

  • Continue the problem from 0542-4011 with the same supervisor
  • Deeper results and proper error analysis
  • A report at the standard the group expects of a thesis chapter
  • Feeds the direct five-year masters track

Quick answers

When is Research project for honours students 2 taught?

Research project for honours students 2 (0542-4012) is taught in Semester B (spring), 3 weekly hours. It counts toward “Projects” in the Tel Aviv University Mechanical Engineering elective requirements.

What do I need before 0542-4012?

Before Research project for honours students 2 you need: Research project for honours students 1.

Which interest areas include Research project for honours students 2?

Research project for honours students 2 sits in these interest areas: Structures and computational mechanics, Mechatronics and robotics, Miniaturised systems and materials, Aeronautics and space, Environment and energy, Flow and thermal design, Mechanical design.

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