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Dr. Baker,

I also have another class at 2:10.  I will meet with you as soon as the class is over if you are available.  Thank you.

-Andrew Halcomb
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From: me452w [[log in to unmask]] on behalf of Hall, James Reuban [[log in to unmask]]
Sent: Monday, August 16, 2010 8:13 AM
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Subject: Re: ME 452

Sir I will be in another class at 210 on the 19th. May I meet with you after that class (325) to fill out the attendance sheet?

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From: me452w on behalf of baker586175
Sent: Fri 8/13/2010 3:29 PM
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Subject: ME 452


Troops: this message is sent to all students enrolled in ME 452, both local and distance, as of the advance registration record of today.  If you are no longer enrolled in the course, reply with an email so stating asap.  Further, if you know of someone considering the class but not yet enrolled, forward this message to them.



All local enrollees to ME 452 will assemble on Thursday, August 19, at 2;10 pm in the CFD Laboratory, 317 Perkins Hall, for the inaugural meeting.  At this time you will fill out the first day attendance sheet confirming that you meet ALL 4 prerequisites.   The generic login to the ME 452 class website will be provided, and at a later time you will be assigned a personal login.



At this meeting, I will briefly describe how this course operates, which is similarly covered (for remote student' benefit) in detail in the first archived lecture.  This course operates totally from the Internet archive, which means that there are NO "regular" class meetings.  Note the URL for the website is http://cfdlab.utk.edu/452w - it is not accessible from Blackboard.



The course text is The Computational Engineering Sciences available at the UT Bookstore only.  There are fewer copies on the shelf than the enrollment figure indicates might be required.  Distant enrollees can obtain the text directly from the publisher at www.jcomputek.com <http://www.jcomputek.com/> ..



You are in for a challenging and highly informative pedagogic experience.  AJB