Common to Aerospace, Biomedical, Chemical, Civil, Computer, Electrical, Industrial and Mechanical Engineering Programs

REQUIRED:    

CEN 100	Introduction to Engineering
CEN 199*	Writing Skills
CHY 102	General Chemistry
MTH 140	Calculus I
MTH 141	Linear Algebra
PCS 211	Physics: Mechanics

LIBERAL STUDIES: One course from Table A.

* This course is graded on a pass/fail basis. 

 
2nd SEMESTER

Common to Industrial and Mechanical Engineering Programs
 
REQUIRED:

CPS 125	Digital Computation and Programming
ECN 801	Principles of Engineering Economics
MEC 222	Engineering Graphical Communication
MTH 240	Calculus II
MTL 200	Materials Science Fundamentals
PCS 125	Physics: Waves and Fields

REQUIRED:

CMN 432	Communication in the Engineering Professions
MEC 323	Statics and Mechanics of Materials
MEC 325	Introduction to Engineering Design
MTH 425	Differential Equations and Vector Calculus
PCS 213	Physics: Light and Modern Physics

NOTE: All required courses in 1st and 2nd semester are prerequisites to all required courses in 3rd semester.

REQUIRED: 

EES 512	Electric Circuits
MEC 309	Basic Thermodynamics
MEC 311	Dynamics
MEC 322	Manufacturing Fundamentals
MTH 410	Statistics

LIBERAL STUDIES: One course from Table A.

NOTE: All required courses in 1st and 2nd semester are prerequisites to all required courses in 4th semester.

5th SEMESTER  

REQUIRED:

EES 612	Electric Machines and Actuators
MEC 430	Stress Analysis
MEC 514	Applied Thermodynamics
MEC 516	Fluid Mechanics I
MTH 510	Numerical Analysis
MTL 300	Materials Science II

NOTE: All required courses in 1st and 2nd semester are prerequisites to all required courses in 5th semester. 
 
6th SEMESTER   

REQUIRED:

MEC 411	Mechanics of Machines
MEC 613	Machine Design I
MEC 616	Fluid Mechanics II
MEC 701	Heat Transfer
MEC 709	Control Systems
MEC 721	Vibrations

NOTE: All required courses in 1st and 2nd semester are prerequisites to all required courses in 6th semester.

NOTE: Students who have a CLEAR Academic Standing after the 6th semester may opt to enroll in the Industrial Internship Program (IIP). Eligible students should select WKT 88A/B during the Course Intention process.

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7th SEMESTER   
 
REQUIRED GROUP 1: One of the following: 

MEC 722	Thermal Systems Design
MEC 723	Mechanical Systems Design
MEC 734	Design for Manufacturing

 
LIBERAL STUDIES: One course from the following:  

ENG 503	Science Fiction
GEO 702	Technology and the Contemporary Environment
HST 701	Scientific Technology and Modern Society
PHL 709	Religion, Science and Philosophy
POL 507	Power, Change and Technology

  
PROFESSIONAL: Three courses as described below:
 
One of the following:

MEC 431	Advanced Manufacturing
MEC 740	Environmental Control in Buildings
MTL 700	Materials Selection for Engineering Design

                                               
Two of the following:

MEC 431	Advanced Manufacturing
MEC 531	Mechanics of Deformable Bodies
MEC 617	Manufacturing System Control
MEC 626	Applied Finite Elements
MEC 713	Project Management
MEC 740	Environmental Control in Buildings
MEC 751	Measurements, Sensors and Instruments
MEC 813	Flexible Manufacturing Systems
MEC 817	Combustion Engineering
MTL 700	Materials Selection for Engineering Design

 
Not every Professional course will be offered every semester. Contact the program department for further information.
 
NOTE: All required courses in 1st through 4th semester are prerequisites to all required courses in 7th semester. 
 
8th SEMESTER    

REQUIRED:

CEN 800	Law and Ethics in Engineering Practice
MEC 825	Mechanical Design

LIBERAL STUDIES: One course from Table B.

PROFESSIONAL¶: Two courses as described below: 
 
One of the following:

MEC 810	Thermal Power Generation
MEC 811	Machine Design II
MEC 816	Fabrication and Tool Engineering

 
One of the following: 

MEC 809	Integrated Manufacturing
MEC 810	Thermal Power Generation
MEC 811	Machine Design II
MEC 816	Fabrication and Tool Engineering
MEC 832	Reliability and Decision Analysis
MEC 850	Environmental Impact of Thermal Systems

Not every Professional course will be offered every semester. Contact the program department for further information.
 
NOTE: All required courses in 1st through 4th semester are prerequisites to all required courses in 8th semester. 

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