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GEORG F. MAUER Professor Department of Mechanical Engineering
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Highlights: Ph.D. Eng., Mechanical Engineering, Technical University of Berlin, West Germany June 1977 Assistant Professor U of Washington, Seattle 1982 - 1985 Professor at UNLV since 1986 Areas of Teaching and Research: Dynamic Systems, Measurements, Automatic Control and Robotics. Grants: 24 grant awards since joining UNLV in 1986, totaling approx. $2.2M Click here for a detailed resume. |
| Teaching ME 100 Introduction to Engineering Design Go to the ME 100 web page This popular course comprises a Robotics Laboratory where students working in small teams design and build small autonomous robots. A robot competition is held at the end of each semester. ME 421 Automatic Control This course covers the fundamentals of classical control theory. Click here for a link to the ME 421 course web page. HON 400A History of Technology. This course is offered intermittently as part of the UNLV Honors curriculum Here is a hyperlink providing HON 400A Course Information ME 242 Engineering Dynamics Here is a hyperlink providing ME 242 Course Information ME 421 Automatic Control This course covers state-variable and discrete control theory. Here is a hyperlink providing MEG 746 Course Information
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Research Projects |
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| Robot for Radionuclide Contamination Survey and Mapping. Funded by the DOE. |
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| Robotic Methods for Transmuter
Fuel Fabrication. Funded by the DOE.
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| Senior-Friendly Home Support and
Communication Systems. Funded by the Jewish Federation of Las Vegas
and INTEL Corp.
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| Multi-Axis Shaker Systems. Funded by DoD. |
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