Academic
Catalog August 2009 - August 2010 Undergraduate
and Graduate
This academic plan prepares you for professional practice with a broad, applied education across two specializations in mechanical engineering: thermal-fluid sciences and solid mechanics.
For this 30-unit plan, you take:
3 units in applied mathematics, in a relevant topic such as linear algebra, partial differential equations, or applied mathematics modeling
3 units in engineering management (Course may be offered through such colleges as engineering, business, or management.)
3 units in engineering computational techniques, in a course such as ME 510 or MAT 563
15 units in mechanical engineering electives selected with your advisory committee's approval. Up to 6 units outside of mechanical engineering in a related engineering or interdisciplinary field are allowed here.
6 units of additional courses from mechanical engineering or related areas, selected with your advisory committee's approval. This can include up to 6 units in an optional practice-oriented project, developed and conducted under your advisory committee's guidance and focused on a problem of interest to the practicing engineering community.
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