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Mechanical Engineering Course Structure

This document outlines the typical 4-year course plan for a mechanical engineering student. In the first year, courses include calculus, physics, chemistry, mechanics, problem solving and an introduction to engineering. The second year focuses on thermodynamics, fluid mechanics, dynamics, materials, graphical design and numerical methods. Third year courses cover mathematical methods, applied thermodynamics, mechanics of solids, dynamics, feedback control systems and an engineering lab. The fourth year has courses in machine design, heat transfer, systems design, engineering design project and professional practice. Electives are required in the third and fourth years.

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Mechanical Engineering Course Structure

This document outlines the typical 4-year course plan for a mechanical engineering student. In the first year, courses include calculus, physics, chemistry, mechanics, problem solving and an introduction to engineering. The second year focuses on thermodynamics, fluid mechanics, dynamics, materials, graphical design and numerical methods. Third year courses cover mathematical methods, applied thermodynamics, mechanics of solids, dynamics, feedback control systems and an engineering lab. The fourth year has courses in machine design, heat transfer, systems design, engineering design project and professional practice. Electives are required in the third and fourth years.

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2018/06/05

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
FIRST YEAR SECOND YEAR THIRD YEAR FOURTH YEAR
FALL WINTER FALL WINTER FALL WINTER FALL WINTER

4th

MATH 1005 MATH 2004 MAAE


MATH 1104 Differ ential MATH 3705 MAAE
Linear Algebra for Equations and
Multivariable
Mathematical 3400 MAAE 4907
Calculus for Eng.
3300 Engineering Design Pr oject
Eng. Students Infinite Series for Methods I Applied
Students Fluid Mechanics II
Eng. Students Thermodynamics

4th

PHYS 1004 MAAE MAAE MECH MECH


MATH 1004 MAAE ECOR 4995
Introductory 2400 3202 3002 4003
Calculus for Eng. 2300 Machine Design & Pr ofessional
Electromagnetism Thermodynamics Mechanics of Mechanical
Students Fluid Mechanics I Pr actice Practice
& Wave Motion and Heat Transfer Solids II Systems Design

3rd 3rd

CHEM MAAE MAAE MAAE


MAAE MECH ECOR 3800
1101 ECOR 1101 2101 2001 3901
Mechanical &
3004 4406 Engineering
Chemistry for Mechanics I Engineering Engineering Dynamics of
Aerospace Heat Transfer Economics
Eng. Students Dynamics Graphical Design Machinery
Engineering Lab

MAAE MAAE MAAE MAAE


ECOR 1010 ECOR 1606 SYSC 3600 4102 Elective
Intro. to Pr oblem Solving
2700 2202 Systems and
3500 Engineering
Materials:
Engineering Mechanics of Feedback Contr ol

*"3rd" or "4th" designation above a course defines 3rd or 4th year status as a prerequisite
Engineering and Computers Simulation Strength & Elective (note b)
Materials Solids I Systems
Fracture

CCDP 2100 MECH


Elective Elective
Communication
ECOR 2606 ELEC 3605 Elective Elective
Complementary Complementary Numer ical Electrical
3700 Engineering Engineering
Skills for Eng. Principles of
Studies Elective Studies Elective Methods Engineering Elective (note b) Elective (note b)
Students Manufacturing

*dashed line indicates concurrent prerequisite


2nd

ECOR 2050
Elective Design and Elective
Science Elective Analysis of Engineering
(note a) Engineering Elective (note b)
Experiments

Engineering Common Core Mech. & Aerospace Engineering Electronics Note: (a) 0.5 credit of Basic Science Electives; taken in fall or winter term.
(b) 0.5 credit from ELEC 4504, ELEC 4602, or Mechanical & Aerospace (AERO, MECH, MAAE) at the
Arts and Social Sciences Civil and Environmental Engineering Mathematics and Statistics 4000- level.
Science (Physics, Chemistry, etc) Systems & Computer Engineering Electives

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