Mechanical Engineering (ME)

The ME major provides advanced opportunities for students to design, build and analyze mechanical and thermal systems. Students apply theories of energy, heat, and fluid flow to systems ranging from microfluidic devices to jet engines and develop tools to design and analyze the mechanical strength of structures and the motion of mechanisms.

The Course Requirements of the ME program are:

ME - All of:

ENGR2320Mechanics of Solids & Structures

4 ENGR

 

ENGR2340Dynamics

4 ENGR

OR

or designated alternative

 

ENGR2350Thermodynamics

4 ENGR

ENGR3310Transport Phenomena

4 ENGR

ENGR3330Mechanical Design

4 ENGR

ME - One of:

ENGR3110Elecanisms

4 ENGR

ENGR3225Systems

4 ENGR

ENGR3232Biomedical Device Design

4 ENGR

ENGR3242Quantitative Engineering Design

4 ENGR

ENGR3260Design for Manufacturing

4 ENGR

ENGR3345Mechanical and Aerospace Systems

4 ENGR

ENGR3350Finite Element Analysis

4 ENGR

ENGR3370Controls

4 ENGR

ENGR3390Fundamentals of Robotics

4 ENGR

ENGR3392Robotics Systems Integration

4 ENGR

ENGR3610Biomedical Materials

4 ENGR

ENGR3820Failure Analysis and Prevention

4 ENGR

or other course approved by ME program group

ENGR3225, ENGR3232, ENGR3242, ENGR3260: if not used to satisfy the Design Depth requirement

ME Math - One of:

MTH3120Partial Differential Equations

4 MTH

MTH3150Numerical Methods and Scientific Computing

4 MTH

MTH3170Nonlinear Dynamics and Chaos

4 MTH

or other math course approved by ME program group