MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
Curriculum
2005-2006       Semester Hours Total 128
Crs No First Semester hrs Crs No Second Semester hrs
EH 101 English Composition I 3 EH 102 English Composition II 3
MA 125 Calculus I 4 MA 126 Calculus II 4
CH 131 Chemistry I 4 PH 201 Physics I 4
ME 135 Engineering Graphics 3 ME 123 Intro. Design & Ethics  3
CA 110 Public Speaking 3 Humanities/Social Sciences* 3
  SEMESTER TOTAL 17 SEMESTER TOTAL 17
   
Crs No Third Semester hrs Crs No Fourth Semester hrs
MA 227 Calculus III 4 MA 238 Differential Equations 3
PH 202 Physics II 4 MA 237 Linear Algebra 3
CIS 227 Comp Progr./Num. Methods 3 EG 284 Dynamics 3
EG 220 Electric Circuits 3 EG 315 Mechanics of Materials 3
EG 283 Statics 3 Humanities/Social Sciences* 3
  SEMESTER TOTAL 17 SEMESTER TOTAL 15
   
Crs No Fifth Semester hrs Crs No Sixth Semester hrs
EG 270 Engr. Thermodynamics 3 ME 312 Mech. Engr. Thermodynamics 3
EG 230 Engineering Economics 3 ME 314 Mach. Component Design 3
EG 360 Fluid Mechanics 3 ME 316 Instrumentation (W) 3
ME 326 Materials Science 3 ME 317 Heat Transfer 3
ME 328 Mech. Engr. Analysis 3 ME 319 Instrumentation Lab 1
      ME 336 Materials Science Lab 1
  Humanities/Social Sciences* 3
  SEMESTER TOTAL 15 SEMESTER TOTAL 17
   
Crs No Seventh Semester***** hrs Crs No Eighth Semester***** hrs
Me 411 Thermal Systems Design 3 ME 414 Capstone Design  II 2
ME 412 Thermal Science Lab. 1 ME 429 Controls Lab 1
ME 413 Capstone Design I 2 ME 472 Vibrations 3
ME 421 Mechanical Systems Design 3 ME     ME Elective** 3
ME 426 Controls 3 ME     Tech Elective*** 3
  Humanities/Social Sciences* 3 Humanities/Social Sciences* 3
  SEMESTER TOTAL 15   SEMESTER TOTAL 15

* Eighteen hours of Humanities/Social Science courses are required. These must include nine hours in Humanities, nine hours in Social Sciences including one sequence. Also required is one literature, one fine arts, one CA 110 (Public Speaking), one history and one Social and Behavioral Science.
** The Mechanical Engineering design elective must be an approved Mechanical Engineering course.
*** The technical elective is normally a 300- or 400-level course from mathematics, science, computer and information sciences, or engineering, and must be approved by the advisor
****All required 100- and 200-level courses are prerequisite to 400-level courses.


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