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Choosing Electives in Mechanical Engineering The Mechanical Engineering Program contains four Technical Elective courses which are selected by students during their last year of study (details are indicated in the program planning section). One of the four TEs may be taken outside of the MAE Department and this allows the inclusion (for example) of an extra math course, an industrial engineering course or a technical communications course as part of the ME program. The three remaining TEs must normally be selected from MAE designated courses but limited exceptions may be allowed for students with well-defined academic goals (exceptions to the requirements of the BSME program require prior approval of the Director of Undergraduate Studies). Technical Electives allow ME Seniors to adjust the final stages of their program for their own needs and interests. Students can broaden their perspectives in mechanical engineering by choosing TEs from different areas of mechanical engineering. More often, the choice of courses allows specialization. By carefully selecting TEs, students may enhance their employment resumé by focusing on a specific area or may improve their preparation for graduate study. The courses indicated below include Technical Electives that are regularly offered in Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering. The electives are grouped by general area of interest and these courses are appropriate for Seniors trying to develop a background in particular technical areas. Students approaching their Senior year – and interested in focusing their choice of technical electives – should discuss TE course selection with their advisor or contact a faculty member who works in the specific area of interest. It may be appropriate to select courses directly from the tracks below, to explore other TE courses, or to consider taking a graduate course for undergraduate credit. Students with strong academic records and serious interest in graduate study should especially consider taking additional applied math elective courses or selected graduate level courses to develop their analytical skills. Please notice that the semester in which a course is normally taught is indicated in parenthesis directly after the course entry. Dynamic Systems and Control MAE 443 Continuous Control Systems (F) MAE 444 Digital Control Systems (Sp) MAE 467 Vibration and Shock (Sp) MAE 476 Mechatronics (Sp) Mechanical Design MAE 412 Machines and Mechanisms II (F) MAE 449 Design of Complex Engineering Systems (Sp) MAE 476 Mechatronics (Sp) MAE 477 Computer-Aided Design Applications (Sp) Design and Manufacturing MAE 464 Manufacturing Automation (F) MAE 484 Principles and Materials for Micro-Electro-Mechanical Systems (Sp) MAE 449 Design of Complex Engineering Systems (Sp) MAE 458 Tribology (F)
IE 406 Computer-Integrated Manufacturing (F) CAD/CAE and Engineering Computation MAE 428 Analytical Methods (Sp) MAE 442 Computer-Aided Analysis in Fluid and Thermal Sciences (Sp) MAE 473 Graphics in Computer-Aided Design (F) MAE 477 Computer-Aided Design Applications (Sp) Energy and Applied Thermodynamics MAE 431 Energy Systems (F) MAE 423 Introduction to Propulsion (F) MAE 439 Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning (Sp) MAE 470 Thermodynamics of Engineering Materials (F) Fluids and Heat Transfer MAE 422 Gas Dynamics (Sp) MAE 423 Introduction to Propulsion (F) MAE 424 Aerodynamics (F) MAE 470 Thermodynamics of Engineering Materials (F) BioEngineering MAE 417 Applied Orthopedic Biomechanics (Sp) MAE 420 Biomechanics of the Musculoskeletal System (Sp) MAE 478 Cardiovascular Biomechanics (Sp) BMA 520 Evaluation of Biomedical Materials (Sp) Materials Engineering MAE 438 Smart Materials (Sp) MAE 470 Thermodynamics of Engineering Materials (F) MAE 482 Introduction to Composite Materials (F) MAE 484 Principles and Materials for Micro-Electro-Mechanical Systems (Sp) MAE 487 Modern Theory of Materials (Sp) Applied Mechanics MAE 415 Analysis of Structures (F) MAE 416 Aerospace Structures (Sp) MAE 467 Vibration and Shock (Sp) MAE 482 Introduction to Composite Materials (F)
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