B.S. in Mechanical Engineering

Mechanical Engineering

The Bachelor of Science degree program in Mechanical Engineering is accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET, http://www.abet.org

Mechanical Engineering is a broad and versatile field. Concerned with the principles of force, energy and motion, mechanical engineers use their knowledge of design, manufacturing and operational processes to advance the world around us.

Mechanical engineers enhance our safety, safeguard our economic vitality, and foster enjoyment for all mankind.

Virtually every aspect of life is affected by mechanical engineering. Mechanical engineers are involved in designing and manufacturing items such as athletic equipment, medical devices, power plants, computers, automobiles and engines, aircraft and space shuttles.

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BS Mechanical Engineering Degree Plan (128 hours) ABET Accredited
Core Requirements (41 hours)
First Year Seminar3
First Year Seminar
Freshmen Composition I3
Rhetoric and Composition
EN 1313 for international students
Literature3
Any EN 23XX literature course
History3
Any 1000, 2000, or 3000-level HS course
Social Science6
Engineering and Society
Engineering Economy
Mathematics4
Calculus I
Natural or Physical Sciences4
University Physics I
Fine Arts3
Graphics and Design
Philosophy - Self3
Introduction to Philosophy
Philosophy - Ethics3
Foundations of Ethics
Theology - God3
Introduction to Theology
Intermediate Theology3
Any TH 33xx course
Mechanical Engineering Major Courses
CH 1401General Chemistry I4
PY 2404University Physics II4
MT 2413Calculus II4
MT 2332Advanced Math for Engineers I3
MT 2333Adv Math for Engineers II3
MT 2323Discrete Math Structures3
MT 3303Probability and Statistics for Engineers3
Engineering Core Courses
EG 1194Python Programming for EG Lab1
EG 1294Python Programming for Eng2
EG 2323Circuits and Systems3
EG 2123Circuits and Systems Lab1
EG 2343Statics3
EG 3101Engineering Design & Analysis Workshop I1
EG 3102Engineering Design & Analysis Workshop II1
EG 4101Eng. Design & Analysis Workshop III1
EG 4301Senior Design Project I3
EG 4302Senior Design Project II3
Mechanical Engineering Courses
EG 1241Fundamentals of Mechanical Engineering2
EG 2344Dynamics3
EG 2346Strength of Materials3
EG 3342Engineering Thermodynamics I3
EG 3343Fluid Mechanics3
EG 3341Materials Engineering3
EG 3347Mechanical Design I3
EG 3348Mechanical Design II3
EG 3349Computational Methods for Engineering3
EG 3141Materials Laboratory1
EG 3142Thermodynamics & Fluids Lab1
EG 4342Heat Transfer3
EG 3346Dynamics and Controls3
EG 4391Manufacturing Processes3
EG 4141Measurements and Instrumentation Laboratory1
Engineering Elective I *3
Engineering Elective II *3
Total Semester Hours128
*

Engineering Elective I & II: Choose at least six (6) credits of EG2000-level or above and not a duplication of a course already completed.

This is a recommended degree plan subject to changes. Please meet with your advisor on a regular basis.

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First Year
FallSemester HoursSpringSemester Hours
FYE 13013EN 13113
MT 24124MT 24134
PY 14044PY 24044
EG 13033EG 11941
EG 13413EG 12412
 EG 12942
 17 16
Second Year
FallSemester HoursSpringSemester Hours
CH 14014PL 13013
MT 23323MT 23333
EG 23233MT 23233
EG 21231EG 23463
EG 23433EG 23443
History3 
 17 15
Third Year
FallSemester HoursSpringSemester Hours
EG 31011EG 31021
EG 31411EG 33483
EG 33413EG 43423
EG 33423EG 31421
EG 33433EG 33463
EG 33473PL 23013
EG 33493TH 13013
 17 17
Fourth Year
FallSemester HoursSpringSemester Hours
EG 41011EG 43023
EG 43013EG 23933
EG 41411Engineering Elective II3
EG 43913Any TH33xx course3
MT 33033Literature3
Engineering Elective I3 
 14 15
Total Semester Hours 128