9:00

Final exam:

• Same style as the midterm
• True/False, Multiple Choice, Short Answer, Long Answer
• Comprehensive but focused more on everything after the midterm. You will need to know the main stress/strain concepts from the first portion to complete the problems from the second portion.
• I will provide a sheet with the essential equations, tables, and graphs.
• A pencil and non-programmable calculator will be allowed.
• Review notes, book sections, homeworks

Book sections we covered after the midterm:

• 4-1 to 4-13
• 5-1 to 5-11, 5-13
• 6-1 to 6-4, 6-7 to 6-15. For 6-12 only Langer (yield) and Modified Goodman lines will be tested.

9:05

Top topics:

1. Fluctuating stress
2. Deflection with Casitgliano's Thereom
3. Fatigue compound loading

Specific Questions?

9:10

Deflection problem

9:20

Fluctuating stress problem (HW 8 #3)

9:40

• 5 minute lightning talks on Friday
• Three judges give the grade and everyone will vote on best design/presentation at end for prize.
• Talks will start at 9:05 and change every 6 minutes sharp.

• Final report is due Sunday by midnight (read the web page)
• You will get a message from CATME to fill out the peer evaluation. This is due Monday, December 7th by midnight.
• Bring tablet, smart phone, or laptop to class to fill our course evaluations on Friday.
• Submit your responses for the review session and extra office hours on the doodle poll Matt sent out by today.
• I'll send out a problem and example list before the review session.
• I'll share the equation sheet before the exam.
• I'll return your midterm reflection for your personal review today or tomorrow.
• I'll grade the fatigue memo today.

Questions?