Mechanical Engineering, B.S.M.E./Mathematics, B.S.

Mathematics and Science (37 Credit Hours)

• MATH 1337 - Calculus I
• MATH 1338 - Calculus II
• MATH 3302 - Calculus III: Multi–Variable and Vector Calculus (formerly MATH 2339 prior to Fall 2017)
• MATH 3304 - Introduction to Linear Algebra (formerly MATH 3353 prior to Fall 2017)
• MATH 3313 - Ordinary Differential Equations (formerly MATH 2343 prior to Fall 2017)
• MATH 3315 - Introduction to Scientific Computing
• MATH 4337 - Boundary Value Problems and Partial Differential Equations

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• STAT 4340 - Statistical Methods for Engineers and Applied Scientists

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• equivalent

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• One advanced elective as defined in the description of the mathematics major
• CHEM 1303 - General Chemistry

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• PHYS 1303 - Introductory Mechanics
• PHYS 1105 - Mechanics Laboratory

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• PHYS 1304 - Introductory Electricity and Magnetism

Engineering (54 Credit Hours)

• CSE 1341 - Principles of Computer Science
• EE 2350 - Circuit Analysis I
• ME 1302 - Introduction to Mechanical Engineering
• ME 2310 - Statics
• ME 2320 - Dynamics

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• ME 2331 - Thermodynamics
• ME 2131 - Thermodynamics Laboratory

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• ME 2340 - Mechanics of Deformable Bodies
• ME 2140 - Mechanics of Materials Laboratory

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• ME 2342 - Fluid Mechanics
• ME 2142 - Fluid Mechanics Laboratory

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• ME 2372 - Introduction to CAD

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• ME 3332 - Heat and Mass Transfer
• ME 3132 - Heat Transfer Laboratory

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• ME 3340 - Engineering Materials (formerly ME 2350 prior to Fall 2017)
• ME 3370 - Manufacturing Processes
• ME 4152 - Professional Development
• ME 4340 - Elements of Mechanical Engineering Measurements

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• ME 4360 - Design and Control of Mechanical Systems
• ME 4160 - Control Laboratory

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• ME 4370 - Elements of Mechanical Design

Advanced Major Electives (9 Credit Hours)

ME courses, 3000 level or higher, from the thermofluids; dynamics and controls; and solid mechanics, materials, and manufacturing tracks in the B.S. in mechanical engineering degree plan   

Engineering Leadership (3 Credit Hours)

One from the following:

• CEE 3302 - Engineering Communications
• CSE 4360 - Technical Entrepreneurship

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• EMIS 2375 - Cultural and Ethical Implications of Technology

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• EMIS 3308 - Engineering Management

Total: 103 Credit Hours

Any deviation from the mechanical engineering curriculum requires approval of a petition submitted by the student to the Mechanical Engineering Department faculty prior to the beginning of the term during which the student expects to complete the requirements for graduation.