Mechanical Engineering, B.S. Major (Class of 2016)

Requirements

The program consists of a minimum of 15 major courses and 14 collateral courses:

MATH 161	Calculus I
MATH 162	Calculus II
MATH 263	Calculus III
MATH 264	Differential Equations with Linear Algebra
CHEM 121	General Chemistry I
CHEM 122	General Chemistry II
	Or
ES 231	Nature of Engineering Materials
PHYS 131	Physics I: Mechanics
	And
PHYS 133	Physics II: Electricity, Magnetism, and Waves
	Or
PHYS 151	Accelerated Physics I: Mechanics and Thermodynamics
	And
PHYS 152	Accelerated Physics II: Electricity, Magnetism, and Optics
ES 101	Introduction to Engineering
ES 226	Statics
ES 230	Strength of Materials
ME 210	Manufacturing and Design
ME 240	Dynamics
ME 331	Instrumentation and Data Acquisition
ME 350	Thermodynamics I
ME 352	Dynamics of Physical Systems and Electrical Circuits
ME 353	Engineering Design I
ME 360	Thermodynamics II
ME 362	Fluid Mechanics
ME 371	Engineering Design II
ME 470	Heat Transfer
ME 475	Thermal/Fluids Systems
ME 478	Control Systems and Mechatronics
ME 479	Control Systems and Mechatronics Design and Analysis
ME 497	Senior Design Project I
ME 498	Senior Design Project II
	Mathematics/science elective
	Two technical electives
	Two free electives

Two technical electives, two free electives: One of the free electives or technical electives must be either a Mathematics or Science course

Technical Electives- Technical electives are a diverse set of courses in design, thermal systems, dynamic systems, and other relevant areas of engineering, mathematics and science. These courses give students the opportunity to study advanced topics in their areas of interest. Technical electives emphasize the application of fundamental concepts and provide a sound basis for graduate study and professional practice in Mechanical Engineering.

The Common Course of Study is required.