Department of Mechanical Engineering – Course Map Revised Fall 2017 Version

ENES 100 PHYS 270/271

ENME 350 ENME 351 ENME 462
Introduction to General Physics:
Engineering Electro- Electronics & Electronics & Vibrations,
Design dynamics, Light, Instrumentation I Instrumentation II Controls and
Relativity & Optimization II
Modern Physics
ENME 4XX
ENME 272 #ENME 400
ENME 382
Introduction Machine Design
to CAD ENES 220 Introduction to
Engineering (Take ENME400 or ENME 4XX
Mechanics II Materials ENME 332 this term)

MATH 141 ENME 4XX

Calculus II
MATH 246 ENME 361
Vibrations,
Differential
Controls and
Equations
MATH 140 Optimization I
PHYS 161 ENES 221
Calculus I
General Dynamics
Physics: ENME 4XX ENME 4XX
ENME 201
Mechanics and
Particle Careers in ENGL 393
Mechanical
Dynamics
ENME 202 Engineering Technical
Writing
Computing (Note: You are allowed, if you wish, to
Fundamentals for take up to two electives outside of
Engineers your major. These may be 300 or 400
ENES 102 level courses in MATH, PHYS,
ENME 392 ENME 371 COMP-SCIENCE, CHEM, BMGT or
Mechanics I ENGINEERING.
MATH 241 Statistical Product
Methods for Engineering
Calculus III Product and and ENME 472
CHEM 135 Processes Manufacturing
OR Development Integrated
Product and
**CHEM 134 PHYS 260/261 Process
General General #ENME 332 Development
Chemistry ENES 232 ENME 331
Physics: Transfer Processes
Vibration, Fluid
**Must have credit for Thermodynamics (Take ENME400 or
Waves, Heat, Mechanics
CHEM 131 to take ENME 332 this term)
E&M
CHEM 134
(# NOTE: Interests in Thermo/Fluids careers, take ENME 332 Junior year, ENME 400 Senior year. Interests in Mechanics & Materials careers, take ENME 400 Junior year, ENME 332 Senior year.)
Arrows indicate primary prerequisite path but for clarity, some are not shown.

FS: AW, OC DS: HS, HS, HU, HU, SP IS*, IS* UP*, UP*/CC* (*Some classes can fulfill multiple requirements)