The document provides instruction for a course project on uncertainty analysis in engineering. The project requires a 10-page report, presentation, and folder of codes developed. It lists 5 potential topics for the project involving sensitivity analysis, uncertainty quantification, reliability analysis, or robustness analysis applied to either a synthetic function or engineering problem. Students would develop their own codes in MATLAB and potentially link with other simulation software.
The document provides instruction for a course project on uncertainty analysis in engineering. The project requires a 10-page report, presentation, and folder of codes developed. It lists 5 potential topics for the project involving sensitivity analysis, uncertainty quantification, reliability analysis, or robustness analysis applied to either a synthetic function or engineering problem. Students would develop their own codes in MATLAB and potentially link with other simulation software.
The document provides instruction for a course project on uncertainty analysis in engineering. The project requires a 10-page report, presentation, and folder of codes developed. It lists 5 potential topics for the project involving sensitivity analysis, uncertainty quantification, reliability analysis, or robustness analysis applied to either a synthetic function or engineering problem. Students would develop their own codes in MATLAB and potentially link with other simulation software.
Academic year 2014/2015 The project should consists of: 1) A approx. 10-page report 2) A presentation to be presented at the end of the semester. 3) A folder with the codes developed during the project Proposed topics: 1) Sensitivity + Uncertainty Quantification: Review and comparison of several methods (e.g. Regression analysis, Direct Monte Carlo, FOSM, Fuzzy, Interval analysis). Development of own codes (e.g. in Matlab). The inputoutput process function is a blind synthetic function supplied by the lecturer. 2) Sensitivity + Uncertainty Quantification: Implementation of a method for sensitivity and uncertainty quantification for an engineering problem. The student will link a code for uncertainty analysis (written for instance in Matlab) with an external program running physical simulations. The engineering problem has to be chosen by the student. 3) Reliability analysis: Review and comparison of several methods by implementing his/her own codes (e.g. in Matlab). A synthetic input-output function will be provided by the lecturer. 4) Reliability analysis: Analysis of reliability of a satellite. The student will choose an adequate method for reliability analysis and create a link between the numerical environments for uncertainty analysis (e.g. Matlab) and FE software (e.g. NASTRAN). The satellite model will be supplied by the lecturer. 5) Sensitivity and robustness analysis: The student will implement sensitivity and robustness analysis of a micro mechanism with flexure joints. A meta-modeling technique could be used to speed up numerical analyses. The FE model of the mechanism is supplied by the lecturer