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Course subject(s) 1. Introduction to Forensic Engineering

Introduction to Forensic Engineering

First, we want you to get more familiar with Forensic Engineering by giving a few examples in the video below. These examples are based on the three main fields presented in this online course: Civil Engineering, Aerospace Engineering and Bio mechanical Engineering. You will also meet your teachers in this section: Karel Terwel is a professor at the faculty of Civil Engineering at the TU Delft, Michiel Schuurman is a professor at the faculty of Aerospace Engineering and Arjo Loeve is a professor at the faculty of Bio mechanical Engineering. Naomi Schlösser will be the teaching assistant of this MOOC, who will help answer your questions on the discussion forum. Then it is time to let you know about the concepts that are going to be explored and their importance for the overall comprehension of the course. Enjoy!

Examples in Forensic Engineering

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