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BSME Labs and Projects<br />

(1*) The course has a lab component of less than 1 C.H.in addition to the lecture hours (usually 5 to 7<br />

labs of 2 hours each).<br />

N.B. MEC 401 and 402 do not carry regular lab/lecture hours and project teams meet at least once<br />

every week <strong>with</strong> their advisor. A weekly average of 3-4 hours of workshop and/or research work is<br />

required per credit hour of each capstone design course.<br />

The BSME program consists of university general requirement courses (21 credit hours), faculty<br />

requirement courses (35 credits hours), mechanical engineering program core courses (59 credit<br />

hours) and mechanical engineering technical elective courses (18 credit hours) and a 2-credit hour<br />

industrial training/internship.<br />

Technical Electives<br />

Technical Elective courses allow the undergraduate student to specialize somewhat or to pursue<br />

broader understanding. They aim at providing the student a method, technique and/or skill as a<br />

complement to core mechanical engineering. There is great care to exercise in the choice of technical<br />

electives and students are strongly encouraged to make their choices in consultation <strong>with</strong> their<br />

academic advisor. In choosing the technical electives, all three areas of concentration namely thermofluid<br />

and energy, instrumentation and control and, materials and manufacturing should be covered. A<br />

maximum of 12 credit hours can originate from the same basket. The list of the technical elective<br />

courses will be regularly revisited to allow the program stay current <strong>with</strong> contemporary issues,<br />

industry/society needs, economic trends, and advances in areas of competency.<br />

Course Code Course Description Credits<br />

Thermo-Fluid and Energy<br />

MEC 406 Atomic and Nuclear Physics 3<br />

MEC 430 Refrigeration and Air Conditioning 3<br />

MEC 431 Air Conditioning Systems 3<br />

MEC 436 Turbomachinery 3<br />

MEC 440 Thermal and Mechanical 3<br />

MEC 441 Environmental Effects of Radiation 3<br />

MEC 442 Nuclear Plant Operation and 3<br />

MEC 443 Fluid Power Systems 3<br />

MEC 444 Sustainable and Alternative Energy 3<br />

MEC 445 Selected Topics 3<br />

Instrumentation and Control<br />

MEC 450 Mechanical Vibrations and Control 3<br />

MEC 454 Maintenance and Reliability 3<br />

MEC 455 Mechanical Engineering 3<br />

MEC 456 Engineering Acoustics and 3<br />

MEC 460 Selected Topics 3<br />

Materials and Manufacturing<br />

MEC 472 Advanced Manufacturing Processes 3<br />

MEC 473 Manufacturing System Automation 3<br />

MEC 474 Failure of Mechanical 3<br />

MEC 481 Quality Control 3<br />

MEC 485 Selected Topics 3<br />

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