First Semester

• CHEM 1130 - Engineering General Chemistry
• ENGL 1020 - Core Composition I (see note 2)
• MECH 1025 - CAD and Graphics for Mechanical Engineering
• MATH 1401 - Calculus I

Second Semester

• MATH 2411 - Calculus II
• PHYS 2311 - General Physics I: Calculus-Based
• PHYS 2321 - General Physics Lab I

• Core Curriculum Electives (see note 3) (6 semester hours)

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First Semester

• MATH 2421 - Calculus III
• MECH 2023 - Statics (see note 4)
• PHYS 2331 - General Physics II: Calculus-Based
• PHYS 2341 - General Physics Lab II

• Core Curriculum Electives (see note 3) (6 semester hours)

Second Semester

• ENGL 2030 - Core Composition II
• MECH 3012 - Thermodynamics
• MATH 3195 - Linear Algebra and Differential Equations
• MECH 2033 - Dynamics (see note 4)
• MECH 3030 - Electric Circuits and Systems
• MECH 3032 - Electric Circuits and Systems Lab

First Semester

• MECH 3010 - Elementary Numerical Methods and Programming
• MECH 3021 - Introduction to Fluid Mechanics
• MECH 3022 - Thermodynamics II
• MECH 3027 - Measurements
• MECH 3028 - Laboratory of Mechanical Measurements
• MECH 3043 - Strength of Materials

Second Semester

• MECH 3023 - System Dynamics I: Vibrations
• MECH 3024 - Introduction to Materials Science
• MECH 3031 - Fluids/Thermal Laboratory
• MECH 3034 - Properties of Engineering Materials
• MECH 3035 - Design of Mechanical Elements
• MECH 3042 - Heat Transfer
• MECH 3065 - Intermediate Dynamics

First Semester

• MECH 3145 - Manufacturing Processes Design
• MECH 4023 - System Dynamics II: Controls
• MECH 4035 - Senior Design I

• MECH Technical Electives (see note 5) (6 semester hours)

Second Semester

• MECH 4045 - Senior Design II

• MECH Technical Electives (6 semester hours)

• Core Curriculum Electives (see note 3) (6 semester hours)

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Notes

1. Students enrolled prior to fall 2006 may choose either the new core curriculum or the old core curriculum.
2. The communication requirements include
   ENGL 1020
     and
   ENGL 2030
    .
3. Common core requirements of the College of Engineering and Applied Science. Refer to the “Undergraduate Core Curriculum in Engineering ” in this catalog or to the “Common Core Requirements” guide available from your advisor for further information.
4. CVEN 2121
     and
   CVEN 3111
     may be substituted for
   MECH 2023
     and
   MECH 2033
     respectively.
5. Not all courses may be offered every semester.

Program Total: 128 Hours

Students should check with departmental advisors to determine their degree requirements. The particular curriculum to be satisfied by each student is the one published in the catalog current at the time of their matriculation. For additional information, see the departmental advisor.

Students should refer to the section in this chapter on “Academic Policies” of the College of Engineering and Applied Science . In addition to planning for sequences of courses based on prerequisites, students should plan to complete sophomore-level courses before taking junior level courses and should have completed their junior-level mechanical engineering courses before starting their senior-level mechanical engineering electives. All students should see their advisors at least once each semester.