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Page 1 of 12 Southern Polytechnic College of Engineering and Engineering Technology Department of Engineering Technology Spring 2021 MET 3101 Fluid Mechanics Principles and Applications Course Syllabus Instructor: Jay E. Renew, Ph.D., P.E. Preferred Email Address: [email protected] Phone: 678-918-6457 Office hours on-campus: 6:00 PM-9:00 PM; Tues and Thurs, MS Teams, Scheduled by E-Mail Class meeting time and location: 5:00 PM-6:15 PM; Mon and Weds, Virtual Lab meeting time and location: 6:30 PM-9:15 PM; Mon and Weds, Virtual Electronic Communications Statement The best way to reach me between class periods is using the email address above or D2L email. When using D2L email and you would like a reply, copy your student e-mail address to ensure my reply comes through. Also note which class you are in and your student ID. I will reply as quickly as possible to questions sent over e-mail. If you wish to meet with me in person, please discuss with me and we can set up a time. Textbook Applied Fluid Mechanics by Mott 7th Edition ISBN-13: 978-0132558921 It is required you have the HARD COPY of the book as it will be required during exams. You will have to utilize Respondus Lock Down Browser on Quizzes and Exams.

Additional reading material or links to reading material may be found on the course website. Course Description A study of Fluid Mechanics fundamentals in applications of hydrostatic forces, pumping systems, fluid power, momentum transfer, external flow, and open channel flow. Laboratory exercises demonstrate lecture topics. Course Learning Outcomes Students completing this course will develop an understanding of fundamentals and application of the following topics: 1. Determine forces on submerged surfaces in the design of weirs, dams, tanks, etc. Determine the buoyant forces acting on an object as a function of fluid and solid properties. 2. Apply the general energy equation to pumping systems to determine important operational properties: head, flow, efficiency, cavitation potential. Apply this information in the selection of appropriate system components (pump, pipe, valves, and fittings) to accomplish a task. 3. Evaluate the equipment selection and operation of a hydraulic or pneumatic system for a specific fluid power task. 4. Determine the energy transfer between a flowing fluid and solid surfaces in turbines. 5. Apply empirical equations for the determination of flow in open channels. 6. Apply external flow concepts to calculate drag coefficients for a range of geometric shapes to understand the effects of streamline separation on drag.

Page 2 of 12 Course Prerequisites TCOM 2010 and (ENGR 2214 or MET 2124) KSU D2L Brightspace This course has a D2L course web site for use by registered students. Any class handouts, slides, grades, announcements, and links will be available there, so please get in the habit of checking it often. To log in, go to: https://kennesaw.view.usg.edu/. Your logon is the same as your KSU Net ID, and your net password. There are help links on the website too. Course Schedule - Important dates Notes Drop/Add Ends No class – Martin Luther King, Jr. 18 Jan Day 8-14 Mar No class – Holidays 15 Mar Last Day to Withdraw 3 May Last Day of Class 5 May (Wed) Final Exam 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM 13 May Grades by Noon Date 15 Jan

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Course Schedule (subject to change) Chapters Subjects 1, 2 Introduction to Fluids and Viscosity 2 Viscosity, Pressure Measurements 3, 4 Pressure Measurements and Static Fluids 4, 5 Buoyancy and Stability 5, 6 Buoyancy and Stability and Flow of Fluids 6 Exam 1 and Flow of Fluids 6, 7 Flow of Fluids and General Energy Equation 7, 8 General Energy Equation and Laminar/Turbulent Flow, Energy Losses Holidays – No Class 8,9 Laminar/Turbulent Flow, Energy Losses and Velocity Profiles 9, 10 Velocity Profiles and Minor Losses 13 Exam 2 and Pump Selection 13, 14 Pump Selection and Open Channel Flow 14, 11 Open Channel Flow and Series Pipeline Systems 11, 12 Series Pipeline Systems and Parallel and Branching Pipe Systems 12, 15 Parallel and Branching Pipe Systems, Flow Measurement and Drag Last Day of Class, Review Final Exam, 6PM – 8PM, Wed Grades Due

Page 3 of 12 Assessment by Exams and Quizzes The student is expected to perform satisfactorily the two or three exams, homework, any quizzes and a final exam. Each exam may be made up of a combination of true/false, short answer, and/or multiple-choice questions, and problems. Students are expected to complete each exam within the allotted time periods for each of the exams. Students will receive their grade on each exam within one week of the date that they take the exam. Assessment by Homework Recommended homework problems will be assigned in class and found on the website. The homework assignments for grades are due as announced in class. Homework solutions will be posted as soon as possible following each assignment. Homework is highly recommended in order to learn the concepts and application of those concepts. Keep up to date on homework. Homework shall be done on engineering paper, one side only, neat, multiple pages stapled, including proper procedure with Given, Find (including Assumptions and Equations Used), Solution/Analysis, and Discussion/Conclusion. Grading Policy Your final grade in this course will be determined using the following weights for each component of this course: Component Weight Lab 25% Homework/Quizzes 15% Exam #1 20% Exam #2 20% Final Exam 20% Total (possible) 100% Letter grade A: B: C: D: F:

Point range 90-100 80-89 70-79 60-69 Below 60

There is no individual extra credit. Regular exams will be announced at least one week in advance. Quizzes are usually announced but may be ‘pop quizzes’. Homework to be turned in for a grade will be announced in class or on the website. You may drop one quiz/homework grade. Late Work If you submit an assignment late there will be a 20 point deduction from your grade for each class day late. If you miss a test, there is no makeup exam available, you will receive a zero. Consideration will be given when conflicts arise with official University functions (e.g., travel for athletes, debate team, etc.). Attendance Policy 1. All students are expected to attend all class sessions beginning with the first class session and continuing all the way through Final Exam Week. 2. Students who miss class for any reason are not exempt from the material covered during the class the student misses.

Page 4 of 12 3. The instructor is not responsible for assisting students catch up on class material when the student is absent from class. Calculators/Software 1. The use of simple scientific calculators is allowed in all laboratories and examinations. Cell phones, computers or other devices cannot be used as your calculator. 2. Ringers must be off. If you must take a call, place a call or text, please leave the classroom. 3. Laptops, tablets, etc. may be used for note taking but no internet browsing, e-mail, etc. 4. Headsets will not be used unless you need assistance in hearing. Technology Skills Needed All students are expected to be familiar with: 1. Connecting to the internet. 2. Logging in to the course website (i.e. D2L Brightspace). 3. Using internet browsers (e.g., Internet Explorer, Firefox, Chrome, etc.). 4. Downloading and opening PDF, Word, and Excel documents. 5. Elementary use of Excel including Cell Referencing and using Math Functions, no VBA required. Withdrawal Students who find that they cannot continue in college for the entire semester after being enrolled, because of illness or any other reason, need to complete an online form. To completely or partially withdraw from classes at KSU, a student must withdraw online at www.kennesaw.edu, under Owl Express, Student Services. The date the withdrawal is submitted online will be considered the official KSU withdrawal date which will be used in the calculation of any tuition refund or refund to Federal student aid and/or HOPE scholarship programs. It is advisable to print the final page of the withdrawal for your records. Withdrawals submitted online prior to midnight on the last day to withdraw without academic penalty will receive a “W” grade. Withdrawals after midnight will receive a “WF”. Failure to complete the online withdrawal process will produce no withdrawal from classes. Call the Registrar’s Office at 770-423-6200 during business hours if assistance is needed. Students may, by means of the same online withdrawal and with the approval of the university Dean, withdraw from individual courses while retaining other courses on their schedules. This option may be exercised up until the W date on the Academic Calendar (on Registrar’s website). Failure to withdraw by the W date will mean that the student has elected to receive the final grade(s) earned in the course(s). The only exception to those withdrawal regulations will be for those instances that involve unusual and fully documented circumstances. In these rare cases, the policies of the university regarding hardship withdrawals will be strictly followed. If any remaining coursework cannot be completed by the last class day, the instructor of this course will only consider assigning an incomplete grade to a student with an unusual and fully documented circumstance (must be verified by department chair or college dean), who is passing the course within two weeks of the last class day. If the final exam is among the assignments, the student’s grade will remain an “F” until it is taken, after which a grade change form will be submitted to the registrar if necessary, once the other agreed upon conditions are met.

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KSU Diversity Vision Statement It is our vision to create a strong multicultural and diverse educational environment at KSU in order to increase student satisfaction and to promote an understanding and awareness of people from various backgrounds upon graduation. In this way, KSU students will be educated for, and can effectively compete in the global society. Course Enrollment Status Statement Students are solely responsible for managing their enrollment status in a class; nonattendance does not constitute a withdrawal. Student Support Resources – Strategies for Success • Library, Tech Support, Tutoring, Writing Center, Advising, Bookstore, Resource Guide, Online Courses, other support resources: http://learnonline.kennesaw.edu/resources/index.php • The KSU Writing Center helps students in all majors improve their writing. Experienced, friendly writing assistants help with topic development, revision, research, documentation, grammar, and more. For more information or to make an appointment, visit writingcenter.kennesaw.edu or stop by English Building, Room 242 (Kennesaw campus) or Johnson Library, Room 121 (Marietta campus). Statements or VPAT for Technologies: • Accessibility https://softchalkcloud.com/lesson/serve/jV10GKPfztZwQn/html • Academic and Student Services: http://www.kennesaw.edu/currentstudents.php Other Technical Resources • For D2L Technical Support: http://uits.kennesaw.edu/. • D2L Privacy Statement: http://www.brightspace.com/legal/privacy/ • Blackboard Collaborate Support: https://apps.kennesaw.edu/files/pr_app_uni_cdoc/doc/Blackboard%20Collaborate%20for%20Studen ts.pdf • The Privacy Policies for External Tools: http://www.blackboard.com/footer/privacy-center.aspx • Walk-in Help: Marietta campus - bottom floor H-building just outside the double doors on the East side. • Personal Laptop/Smart Phone Help: http://uits.kennesaw.edu/ or walk-in. Federal, BOR and KSU Student Policies: https://curriculum.kennesaw.edu/resources/federal_bor_ksu_student_policies.php Federal, BOR, and KSU Student Policies The information below constitutes the Federal, BOR, and KSU course syllabus policies and procedures and may be referenced by faculty members in their course syllabi. These policies are updated on this site annually. Note to Faculty: The KSU faculty handbook requires the Academic Integrity Policy in the course syllabus. COVID-19 Syllabi Statements Face Masks in the classroom As mandated by the University System of Georgia, the university requires the use of face masks in the classroom and in KSU buildings to protect you, your classmates, and instructors. Per the University System

Page 6 of 12 of Georgia, anyone not using a face covering when required will be asked to wear one or must leave the area. Repeated refusal to comply with the requirement may result in discipline through the applicable conduct code. Reasonable accommodations may be made for those who are unable to wear a face covering for documented health reasons. Please contact Student Disability Services at [email protected] for student accommodation requests. Shifting Modalities Please note that the university reserves the right to shift teaching modalities at any time during the semester, if health and safety guidelines require it to do so. Some teaching modalities that may be used are F2F, Hyflex, Hybrid, or online, both synchronous and asynchronous instruction. Staying Home When Sick If you are ill, please stay home and contact your health professional. In that case, please email the instructor to say you are missing class due to illness. Signs of illness include, but are not limited to, the following: • Cough • Fever of 100.4 or higher • Runny nose or new sinus congestion • Shortness of breath or difficulty breathing • Chills • Sore Throat • New loss of taste and/or smell

Seating Plans Students will sit in the same seat for every F2F class so that the instructor can use a seating plan for contact tracing if a student contracts Covid-19. Web Cameras Instructors may require web cameras in their respective courses. KSU Academic Integrity Statement Every KSU student is responsible for upholding the provisions of the Student Code of Conduct, as published in the Undergraduate and Graduate Catalogs. Section 5c of the Student Code of Conduct addresses the university’s policy on academic honesty, including provisions regarding plagiarism and cheating, unauthorized access to university materials, misrepresentation/falsification of university records or academic work, malicious removal, retention, or destruction of library materials, malicious/intentional misuse of computer facilities and/or services, and misuse of student identification cards. Incidents of alleged academic misconduct will be handled through the established procedures of the Department of Student Conduct and Academic Integrity (SCAI), which includes either an “informal” resolution by a faculty member, resulting in a grade adjustment, or a formal hearing procedure, which may subject a student to the Code of Conduct’s minimum one semester suspension requirement.

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KSU Disruption of Campus Life Policy All students are responsible for knowing the information, policies and procedures outlined in the Kennesaw State University Codes of Conduct. Student Conduct and Academic Integrity (SCAI) includes: the general Student Code of Conduct, the Residential Code of Conduct, and the Code of Academic Integrity. KSU Web Accessibility Policy Statement Federal law Section 508 Subsection 1194.22 of the Rehabilitation Act and the Board of Regents (BOR) of the University System of Georgia (USG) Web Accessibility Guidelines require that all web content meet the federal government’s accessibility guidelines. As such, KSU complies with USG guidelines. University accessibility assistance is provided by several offices as noted below. Staff in these offices work to accommodate requests for access or assistance with access as soon as possible in order to either accommodate the request or identify an effective alternative for the requestor. Request for

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Student Disability Services University Information Technology Services University Information Technology Services

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KSU Reasonable Accommodations Policy Students with qualifying disabilities under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and/or Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act who require “reasonable accommodation(s)” to complete the course may request those from Office of Student Disability Services. Students requiring such accommodations are required to work with the University’s Office of Student Disability Services rather than engaging in this discussion with individual faculty members or academic departments. If, after reviewing the course syllabus, a student anticipates or should have anticipated a need for accommodation, he or she must submit documentation requesting an accommodation and permitting time for a determination prior to submitting assignments or taking course quizzes or exams. Students may not request retroactive accommodation for needs that were or should have been foreseeable. Students should contact the office as soon as possible in the term for which they are seeking accommodations. Student Disability Services is located in the Carmichael Student Center in Suite 267 on the Kennesaw campus or Building A in Suite 160G on the Marietta campus. Please visit the Student Disabilities Services website for more information, or call the office at 470-578-2666 (Kennesaw campus) or 470-578-9111 (Marietta campus). KSU Enrollment Management/Course Attendance Policy Students are solely responsible for managing their enrollment status in a class; nonattendance does not constitute a withdrawal.

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KSU Military Withdrawals Policy Kennesaw State students who are called to active duty or who are deployed during the term may be eligible for a military withdrawal. Students who withdraw for military reasons will receive a WM grade in all courses and receive a refund of tuition and mandatory fees and a pro rata refund of other fees. Students who would like to withdraw for military reasons must submit a copy of their official orders to the Registrar's office. Military withdrawals do not count as part of the eight (maximum) allowed withdrawals. Copyright Law It is the responsibility KSU faculty and students to respect the rights of copyright holders and complying with copyright law. The University System of Georgia recognizes that the exclusive rights of copyright holders are balanced by limitations on those rights under federal copyright law, including the right to make a fair use of copyrighted materials and the right to perform or display works in the course of face-to-face teaching activities. The University System of Georgia facilitates compliance with copyright law and, where appropriate, the exercise in good faith of full fair use rights by faculty and staff in teaching, research, and service activities. The University System of Georgia ensure compliance with copyright law in the following ways. The USG informs and educates students, faculty, and staff about copyright law, including the limited exclusive rights of copyright holders as set forth in 17 U.S.C. § 106, the application of the four fair use factors in 17 U.S.C. § 107, and other copyright exceptions. The USG develops and makes available tools and resources for faculty and staff to assist in determining copyright status and ownership and determining whether use of a work in a specific situation would be a fair use and, therefore, not an infringement under copyright law; The USG facilitates use of materials currently licensed by the University System of Georgia and provides information on licensing of third-party materials by the University System; and The USG identifies individuals at the University System and member institutions who can counsel faculty and staff regarding application of copyright law. Protecting Students' Privacy (F...