William W. Schultz
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The University of
Michigan also Naval Arch.& Marine
Engineering |
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Teaching
ME400 Mechanical Engineering Analysis
ME450 Senior Design
ME495 Senior Laboratory
ME395 Junior Laboratory
ME623 Hydrodynamic Stability
ME520 Advanced Fluid Mechanics
ME 235 Thermo
ME495 Senior Laboratory
ME320 Fluid Mechanics
ME520 Advanced Fluid Mechanics
ENG490-082
Engineering for Community
ME495 Senior Laboratory
ME521 Advanced
Fluid Mechanics II
ME626 Singular
Perturbations in Fluid Mechanics
Service
UM Program in the Environment Advisory Committee
UM Program in the Environment Scholarship Committee
Media & Science Relations Committee, APS/DFD Chair
North Campus MLK Spirit Award Committee
Understanding Race Theme Semester Committee
UM SACUA Chair,
Immediate Past Chair
Research
Keywords:
Contact Lines; Flows in Material Processing (glass, paper and metals); Swimming; Desalination; Biofluids; Dysphagia; Hydrodynamics Stability; Lubrication; Arc Welding; Laundry Process; Fluid Mechanics Education
Brief
Bio:
Bill Schultz received his BSME and MSME from Purdue in 1974 and 1976. He received his PhD in Applied Mathematics from Northwestern in 1982 after spending three years at Owens-Corning Fiberglas. After beginning his teaching career, he has spent the last 30 years in Mechanical Engineering at University of Michigan. He finished a three-year term as the Program Director in Fluid Dynamics at the National Science Foundation, Engineering Directorate and a year as the Faculty Director of the Ginsberg Center for Community Service and Learning. He is presently serving as the Immediate Past Chair of the Faculty Senate. He is a fellow of ASME and APS.
Resume:
- Long (with pdf links)
- Present Research Topics
Current
and Recent Graduate Students:
- Louise Lu
- Rui Fang
- Subramaniam Balakrishna
- Maryamossadat Akram
- Matthew Olson (Mathematics)
WWW Links:
o Rackham Interdisciplinary Workshops
o Midwest Universities Fluid Mechanics Retreat (Frog Meeting)
o Tauber Institute for Global Operations