Curriculum for Bachelor of Science

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Curriculum for Bachelor of Science

CURRICULUM FOR BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Spring 2015 124 Hours Required for Graduation

FIRST YEAR FALL SEMESTER SPRING SEMESTER Course # Cr Course # Cr CHEM 121L: General Chemistry 4 PHYC 160: General Physics 3 MATH 162L: Calculus I 4 PHYC 160L: General Physics Lab 3 ENGL 110: Comp I Exposition 3 MATH 163: Calculus II 3 ME 160L: Mech Eng Design I 3 CS 151L: Programing Fundamentals 3 Core Humanities Elective 3 ENGL 120: Comp III Analysis & Arg 3 Core/Fine Arts 3 Core Humanities 3 Total 17 Total 17

SECOND YEAR FALL SEMESTER SPRING SEMESTER Course # Cr Course # Cr ME 260L: Mechanical Eng Design II 3 ME 306: Dynamics 3 CE 202: Engineering Statics 3 EECE 203L: Circuit Analysis (2) 3 PHYS 161: General Physics 3 MATH 316: Applied Ord Diff Eqns 3 MATH 264L: Calculus III 4 ME 318L: Mechanical Eng Lab 4 ME 217: Intro Env Sci & Technology 3 Core Writing & Speaking Elective(3) 3 Total 16 Total 16

THIRD YEAR FALL SEMESTER SPRING SEMESTER Course # Cr Course # Cr MATH 317L: Fluid Mechanics Lab 4 ME 360L: Mechanical Engr Design III (7) 3 ME 301: Thermodynamics 3 ME 357: Intro to Mech Vibrations 3 CE 302: Mechanics of Materials 3 ME 370: Eng Materials Sci 3 Math Elective (4) 3 ME 352L: Materials LAb 1 Core/Humanities 3 Econ 105: Macroeconomics 3 Core Second Lang Elective(7) 3 Total 16 Total 16

FOURTH YEAR FALL SEMESTER SPRING SEMESTER Course # Cr Course # Cr ME 320L: Heat Transfer 4 ME 460: Mech Engr Design V(7) 4 ME 459: Mechanical Eng Design IV 3 Technical Elective(6)(7) 3 ME 380: Analysis/Sesign Control 3 ME Engineering/Science Elective(5) 3 Sys ME Engineering Science Elective(5)(7) 3 ME Engineering/ Science Elective(5)(7) 3 Total 13 Total 13 Note: UNM Core Curriculum Courses are shaded.

1. ENGL 111/112 Sequence or ENGL 113L can be used to meet this requirement.

2. CS 151L can be used as a prerequisite for ECE 203.

3. ENGL 219, ENGL 220, CJ 130 or PHIL 156 can be used to meet this requirement.

4. Math Elective course must be selected from MATH 311, 312, 313, 314, 321, or STAT 345.

5. ME Engineering/Science Electives include all ME courses 300 level and above except for ME 304, ME 366, ME 455, ME 456, ME 463, ME 484, ME 485, ME 488, ME 461 Aero Design, or ME 461/462 FSAE; the undergraduate problems courses, ME 451/452, must be approved by the ME Undergraduate Advisor.

6. Technical Elective may be selected form the ME courses or form appropriate upper division (300 level and above) courses from MATH/STAT, CHEM, PHYC, CS or other engineering department courses; and, may not be taken on the CR/BN grading option.

7. FSAE Option: 3rd Year Spring students will take ME 406, 4th Year Fall students will take ME 407 and 4th Year Spring students will take ME 408, Core Second Language, and ME Elective.

OTHER NOTES: (1) To take ME 260 & ME 301, the student must be admitted to the ME Department. (2) Students admitted to the Mechanical Engineering Department are required to take the Fundamentals of Engineering (FE) Exam during their Senior year.

GENERAL ENGINEERING ADMISSION Even if you have not completed all the course requirements for Department Admission, you may be eligible for General Engineering Admission. Please speak with an academic advisor in Engineering Student Services (ESS), Centennial Engineering Center, Suite 2080, if you are interested in being admitted to General Engineering.

DEPARTMENT ADMISSION 21 credit hours from the following list of courses with a GPA of 2.75 or better and a grade of C or better in each course. Also, you must have completed at least 26 hours of acceptable credit towards your degree.

Math 162 (4) Chem 121L (3) Math 163 (4) Chem 122L (3) Phys 160 (3) ME 160L (3) CS 151L (3)

Revised February, 2015, by the Engineering Student Services for use in student advising. Information is accurate as per our current knowledge, but subject to change or revision by Department. NOTE: All students must see an advisor prior to registering each semester.

Revised February, 2015, by the Engineering Student Services for use in student advising. Information is accurate as per our current knowledge, but subject to change or revision by Department.

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