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Happy College Life (HSS090), Exciting College Life (HSS091) - Undergraduate
2020, 2023 Spring & Fall
Freshman seminar (HSS189, HSS190) - Undergraduate
2019 Fall
2020 Spring & Fall
Human and Machine (ME106) - Undergraduate
2024 Fall (Prof. Gi-Dong Sim, Prof. Dae Gyoum Kim, Prof. Jennifer Hyunjong Shin)
2025 Fall (Prof. Gi-Dong Sim, Prof. Hongki Yoo, Prof. Kang Taek Lee)
2026 Fall (Prof. Gi-Dong Sim, Prof. Jessie Sungyun Jeon, Prof. Ji Tae Kim)
MyME (ME493) - Undergraduate
2019, 2020, 2021 Spring & Fall
Foundation of Stress Analysis (ME330) - Undergraduate
2024, 2026 Fall
Course introduction: This course is designed to help students develop the ability to analyze the deformation of solids under various types of loading from both analytical and physical perspectives. The course focuses on the fundamental concepts of stress and deformation, as well as the formulation of governing equations using tensor notation and the linear theory of elasticity. Topics include stress analysis of beams under torsion and bending, column buckling, and plasticity.
Introduction to Thin Film Mechanics (ME491C, ME433) - Upper Level Undergraduate & Graduate
2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2023, 2024, 2025 Spring
Keywords: Thin Films Deposition, Microfabrication, Elementary Elasticity, Thin Films on Substrate, Stress Measurement, Growth Stresses, Nanoindentation, Micromechanical Testing, Micro/Nano-scale Mechanics
Course introduction: This course provides an introduction to mechanics-related topics involving stress, defect formation, and structural evolution in thin films. The processing, structure, and properties of thin films are discussed emphasizing current areas of scientific and technological interest. Furthermore, experimental techniques that were developed to measure mechanical properties of thin films are introduced.
2teaching_-_me_491_introduction_to_thin_film_mechanics.pdf
Advanced Solid Mechanics (ME 530) - Graduate
2023 Spring (Prof. Gi-Dong Sim, Prof. Seunghwa Ryu, Prof. Jeong Whan Yoon)
2024 Spring (Prof. Gi-Dong Sim, Prof. Hansohl Cho, Prof. Jeong Whan Yoon)
2025 Spring (Prof. Gi-Dong Sim, Prof. Hansohl Cho)
Course introduction: This course provides the core of solid mechanics for graduate students. Vectors and tensors are treated and applied to introduce traction vectors and stress tensors in addition to deformations and strain measures. To treat the constitutive equations, the objectivity is explained and followed by discussion of various constitutive equations such as elasticity, viscoelasticity, elastic-plastic behavior and viscoplasticity. Plane problems - plane strain, plane stress and generalized plane stress - are covered and illustrated.
Fracture Mechanics (ME533) - Graduate
2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2023, 2025 Fall
Keywords: Griffith Theory, Energy Release Rate, Fracture Energy, Crack-tip Field, Linear Elastic Fracture Mechanics, J Integral, Elastoplastic Fracture Mechanics, Fracture Toughness Measurement, Mixed-mode Fracture
Course introduction: Fundamentals of linear elastic fracture mechanics are introduced, emphasizing singular nature of stress field at the tip. Energy release rate and J integral are studied together with fracture criteria applied to elastic-plastic fracture. Other topics such as fracture toughness measurement methods, crack bridging, and mixed-mode fracture are also discussed.
2teaching_-_me_533_fracture_mechanics.pdfFatigue Fracture and Strength (ME534) - Graduate
2026 Spring
Course introduction: This course is designed to give graduate students in engineering the ability to handle fatigue phenomena, methods of life prediction and life enhancement of engineering structures including Electronic Packaging. Topics include Macro/Micro/Nano Aspects of Fatigue of Metals, Constant Amplitude Fatigue Tests and Data, Notches and Notch Strain Analysis, Multiaxial Stresses and Strains, Fatigue from Real Load Histories, Fatigue Crack Propagation, Environmental Effects and Statistical Approach of Fatigue Analysis.
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