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    This document lists the required courses for a mechanical engineering student to take, including introductory courses in orientation, graphical communication, product development, engineering mechanics, thermodynamics, problem solving, mechanical design, engineering analysis, fluid mechanics, applied thermodynamics, heat transfer, experimental methods, design of machine elements, and a design project laboratory spread over two semesters. It also includes requirements for mechanics, math, and engineering materials electives.

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    This document lists the required courses for a mechanical engineering student to take, including introductory courses in orientation, graphical communication, product development, engineering mechanics, thermodynamics, problem solving, mechanical design, engineering analysis, fluid mechanics, applied thermodynamics, heat transfer, experimental methods, design of machine elements, and a design project laboratory spread over two semesters. It also includes requirements for mechanics, math, and engineering materials electives.

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    M E 102, Mechanical Engineering Orientation M E 159, Graphical Communication and Design M E 222, Product Development/ Laboratory M E 236, Engineering

    Mechanics I M E 237, Engineering Mechanics II M E 240, Thermodynamics M E 261, Mechanical Engineering Problem Solving M E 326, Mechanical Design M E 328, Engineering Analysis I M E 338, Fluid Mechanics M E 340, Applied Thermodynamics M E 341, Heat Transfer M E 345, Experimental Methods I M E 425, Design of Machine Elements M E 426, Design Project Laboratory I M E 427, Design Project Laboratory II M E 445, Experimental Methods II M E 449, Mechanical Engineering Senior Seminar Mechanics Elective (M E 331, M E 332, or M E 333) Mechanical engineering senior electives

    Math Elective (MATH 471, 472, 473, 480, STAT 371, or I E 310)

    C E 301, Mechanics of Materials CH E 361, Engineering Materials

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