As an EMU mechanical engineering graduate, you will be prepared to pursue further studies or work in industry settings including automotive, chemical, construction, electronics, pharmaceuticals, rail and utilities, among others.
Engineering Core | Semester Hours |
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Introduction to Engineering and Design | 4 |
Mathematics for Engineering Lab | 1 |
Introduction to Programming OR Intermediate Programming | 3/4 |
Experimental Methods* | 3 |
Analog Circuits* | 3 |
Engineering Statics | 3 |
Engineering Design II | 3 |
Engineering Design III | 3 |
Senior Design | 2 |
Capstone Project | 2 |
Department Approved Ethics Course | 3 |
Math/Science Core | Semester Hours |
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Calculus I and II | 8 |
Calculus III* | 4 |
Statistics for the Natural Sciences | 3 |
Differential Equations* | 3 |
Linear Algebra* | 3 |
University Physics I and II | 8 |
General Chemistry I | 4 |
And One Of The Following: | |
Precalculus for Science and Engineering | 3 |
Topics - Math Modeling | 3 |
Linear Algebra | 3 |
Mechanical Engineering Emphasis Courses | Semester Hours |
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Engineering Dynamics* | 3 |
Fluid Mechanics* OR Thermodynamics* | 4/3 |
Linear Systems* | 3 |
And Three Of The Following: | |
Topics in Engineering (with advisor approval)* | |
Fluid Mechanics* OR Thermodynamics* | 4/3 |
Digital Circuits* | 3 |
Strength of Materials* | 4 |
Control Systems* | 3 |
*Alternate year courses are denoted with an asterisk.
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