Mechanical Engineering, Bachelor of Science

Program of Study

Bachelor of Science Degree Requirements for the Mechanical Engineering Major:

CHM 111General Chemistry I

3

CHM 116General Chemistry Laboratory I

1

EGR 101Engineering Innovations I

2

EGR 102Engineering Innovations II

1

EGR 160Engineering Analysis

3

EGR 215Rigid Body Statics

3

EGR 216Rigid Body Dynamics

3

EGR 217Strength of Materials

3

EGR 218Engineering Thermodynamics

3

EGR 230Introduction to Electrical Engineering

3

EGR 261/CHM 361Materials Science and Engineering

3

MEC 300Current Topics in Mechanical Engineering

3

MEC 320Mechanical Design

3

MEC 330Solid Modeling and Manufacturing

3

MEC 331Solid Modeling and Manufacturing Lab

1

MEC 350Fluid Mechanics

3

MEC 360Heat Transfer

3

MEC 430Dynamic Systems

3

MEC 433Mechanical Engineering Design Methodology

3

MEC 435Senior Design

3

MTH 161Analytic Geometry and Calculus I

4

MTH 162Analytic Geometry and Calculus II

4

MTH 171Matrix Theory I

1

MTH 261Analytic Geometry and Calculus III

4

MTH 265Differential Equations

3

PHL 212/PHL 512Foundations of Ethics

3

PHY 220University Physics I

3

PHY 221University Physics I Lab

1

PHY 222University Physics II

3

PHY 224University Physics III

3

PHY 225University Physics III Lab

1

SCI 147Catholicism, Science, and Technology I

1

SCI 247Catholicism, Science, and Technology II

1

SCI 347Catholicism, Science, and Technology III

1

SCI 447Catholicism, Science, and Technology IV

1

ME Lab 1

1

ME Lab 2

1

Technical Elective

3

Technical Elective

3

ME LABS - Choose two of the following: MEC 227 Strength of Materials Lab, MEC 351 Fluid Mechanics Lab, or MEC 361 Heat Transfer lab.

TECHNICAL ELECTIVES - Choose from any CSC, EGR, MEC, SFE, ACC, BUS, or ECO 2xx or above. Students should choose technical electives with advisor’s guidance. Other courses must be approved by the department chair.

OPTIONAL BUSINESS MANAGEMENT CONCENTRATION REQUIREMENTS: ACC 207 Financial Accounting, ACC 208 Managerial Accounting, BUS 407 Corporation Finance, and ONE of the following: BUS 307 Principles of Organization and Management, BUS 308 Quantitative Decision Making, or BUS 404 Operations and Supply Chain (an additional 4 courses, 12 credits required). Note that students have the option of taking ACC/BUS courses as their tech electives. If this option is chosen, students would only need to take an addition two courses, 6 credits, beyond the required 125 credit hours for the Mechanical Engineering program.

Freshman Year

First Semester
CHM 111General Chemistry I

3

CHM 116General Chemistry Laboratory I

1

EGR 101Engineering Innovations I

2

EGR 102Engineering Innovations II

1

MTH 161Analytic Geometry and Calculus I

4

MTH 171Matrix Theory I

1

PHL 212/PHL 512Foundations of Ethics

3

SCI 147Catholicism, Science, and Technology I

1

Second Semester
EGR 160Engineering Analysis

3

MTH 162Analytic Geometry and Calculus II

4

PHY 220University Physics I

3

PHY 221University Physics I Lab

1

ECO
Economics Core

3

American Founding Principles Core

3

Sophomore Year

First Semester
EGR 215Rigid Body Statics

3

EGR 261/CHM 361Materials Science and Engineering

3

MTH 261Analytic Geometry and Calculus III

4

PHY 222University Physics II

3

THE
Theology Core

3

SCI 247Catholicism, Science, and Technology II

1

Second Semester
EGR 217Strength of Materials

3

EGR 218Engineering Thermodynamics

3

MTH 265Differential Equations

3

PHY 224University Physics III

3

PHY 225University Physics III Lab

1

HST
History Core

3

Junior Year

 

First Semester
EGR 230Introduction to Electrical Engineering

3

MEC 330Solid Modeling and Manufacturing

3

MEC 331Solid Modeling and Manufacturing Lab

1

MEC 350Fluid Mechanics

3

ME Lab 1

1

SCI 347Catholicism, Science, and Technology III

1

PHL
Philosophy Core

3

Second Semester
EGR 216Rigid Body Dynamics

3

MEC 300Current Topics in Mechanical Engineering

3

MEC 320Mechanical Design

3

MEC 360Heat Transfer

3

ME Lab 2

1

Catholic Traditions in Fine Arts Core

3

Choose two of the following: MEC 227 Strength of Materials Lab, MEC 351 Fluid Mechanics Lab, or MEC 351 Heat Transfer lab

Senior Year

Technical Electives: Choose any 300-level or higher MEC class, EGR 260, BUS 202, BUS 205, BUS 206, ACC 207, ACC 208, or ECO 202.

First Semester
MEC 430Dynamic Systems

3

MEC 433Mechanical Engineering Design Methodology

3

SCI 447Catholicism, Science, and Technology IV

1

Technical Elective

3

THE
Theology Core

3

Second Semester
MEC 435Senior Design

3

Technical Elective

3

ENG
Literature Core

3

Theology OR Philosophy Core

3

Social Science Core

3