NE571 Reactor Theory and Design Fall semester 2008
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Course Syllabus
Instructor: Ronald E. Pevey, Ph.D., P.E., M.B.A. Office: 213 Pasqua Engineering Building Office Hours: Posted on office door Telephone: 974-7573 Course Description: This course covers the theory and techniques of nuclear reactor analysis and design. The principal emphasis will be on giving the student a grounding in the basic principles of the analysis methods and how the methods are used together in the reactor design process. Required Text: Stacey, Weston M. Nuclear-Reactor
Physics, John Wiley & Sons, Inc., New York, 2007 (Second
edition). [2008: If you have the previous edition of the book,
that will be adequate, except for the need to get ahold of a copy of
pages 265-275 in the new edition.] We will be following the first 8 chapters of the text rather closely, with additional material chosen out of the advanced chapters (and a little bit just from my notes). Course Objectives: By taking this course, the student should gain a basic understanding of:
Class preparation: To prepare for each class, you should:
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