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Department Phone
Department Fax

: 801.422.2625
: 801.422.0516

Kenneth W. Chase
Professor

Ph.D. University of California Berkeley, 1972

http://me.byu.edu/faculty/kennethchase

Office  :  435I CTB
Phone  :  801-422-6541
Email  :  Click Here
Hours  : 
M,W   11:00am  -  12:00pm
Research Topics: Tolerance Analysis (http://adcats.et.byu.edu/)

Background: Professor Ken Chase has taught mechanical engineering at Brigham Young University since 1968; where he teaches machine design, design for manufacture and structural analysis. An advocate of computer technology, he has served as a consultant to industry on numerous projects involving engineering software applications. Since 1984, he has been involved in the development of computer-aided tolerancing software based on his research at BYU. His most recent work combines tolerance analysis with finite element analysis to predict the behavior of flexible assemblies, such as airframes or auto bodies.

Mark Colton
Assistant Professor

Ph.D. University of Utah, 2006

http://me.byu.edu/faculty/markcolton

Office  :  435 O CTB
Phone  :  801-422-6303
Email  :  Click Here
Hours  : 
Tu   12:00pm  -  1:00pm
Th   11:00am  -  12:00pm
Research Topics: Robotics, Haptic Interfaces, Unmanned Air Vehicles (UAVs)

Background: Mark Colton received his PhD in mechanical engineering from the University of Utah, with an emphasis on haptic interfaces. While completing his PhD, he served as a Visiting Instructor in the Department of Mechanical Engineering at Brigham Young University. Professor Colton previously received an MS degree from the University of Utah while working for the Center for Engineering Design on the design and control of neuro-prosthetic arms. He has worked for Sarcos, Inc. on various research and entertainment robotics projects. His current research interests include haptic interfaces, socially assistive robotics, and unmanned air vehicles (UAVs). He was the recipient of a National Science Foundation Intelligent Control and Human-Computer Interface Traineeship.

Jordan Cox
Undergraduate Coordinator/Associate Professor

Ph.D. Purdue University, 1991

http://me.byu.edu/faculty/jordancox

Office  :  164B Fletcher
Phone  :  801-422-3627
Email  :  Click Here
 
Note  :  Dr. Cox has open office hours, but best to call or email beforehand.
Research Topics: CAD/CAE/CAM technologies applied to product development. Advanced modeling methods using graph theory and autonomous agents to implement mass customization in product development. BIO-CAD and scanning to design bio-mechanical products.


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