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    Bachelor of Science in Manufacturing and Design Engineering: Effective Fall 2013

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    This document outlines the course requirements for a Bachelor of Science in Manufacturing and Design Engineering effective Fall 2013. It lists the required courses in several core areas including mathematics, basic sciences, engineering analysis, design and communications, manufacturing and design core courses, and a two-course capstone design project. It also specifies requirements for technical electives, social sciences and humanities courses, and unrestricted electives. Students must complete a total of 48 credits to graduate, or 54 credits if pursuing a dual degree program. The document provides contact information for questions about approved technical electives.

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    This document outlines the course requirements for a Bachelor of Science in Manufacturing and Design Engineering effective Fall 2013. It lists the required courses in several core areas including mathematics, basic sciences, engineering analysis, design and communications, manufacturing and design core courses, and a two-course capstone design project. It also specifies requirements for technical electives, social sciences and humanities courses, and unrestricted electives. Students must complete a total of 48 credits to graduate, or 54 credits if pursuing a dual degree program. The document provides contact information for questions about approved technical electives.

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    This document outlines the course requirements for a Bachelor of Science in Manufacturing and Design Engineering effective Fall 2013. It lists the required courses in several core areas including mathematics, basic sciences, engineering analysis, design and communications, manufacturing and design core courses, and a two-course capstone design project. It also specifies requirements for technical electives, social sciences and humanities courses, and unrestricted electives. Students must complete a total of 48 credits to graduate, or 54 credits if pursuing a dual degree program. The document provides contact information for questions about approved technical electives.

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    Bachelor of Science in Manufacturing and Design Engineering


    Effective Fall 2013
    Mathematics (4 courses)
    Math 220, 224, 230, 234

    Eng Analysis and Computer Proficiency (4


    courses)
    Gen Eng 205-1,2,3,4 Engineering Analysis

    Basic Sciences (4 courses)


    Physics 135-2 and 135-3
    Plus 2 Chemistry courses

    Design and Communications (3 Courses)


    DSGN 106-1,2 (.5 each) plus English 106-1,2 (.5
    each)
    Gen Cmn 102 or 103
    Basic Engineering (5 courses)
    Systems engineering and analysis: IEMS 326
    Materials science: Mat Sci 201
    Fluids and solids: Civ Env 216
    Electrical Science: ME 233
    One additional course from the current approved
    list of Basic Engineering courses (see catolog)

    Manufacturing and Design Core (10 courses)


    IEMS 201 Introduction to Statistics
    or IEMS 303 Statistics I
    IEMS 310 Operations Research
    IEMS 305 Statistical Methods for Quality Improvement
    or IEMS 307 Quality Improvement by Experimental Design
    DSGN 386 Manufacturing Engineering Design
    IEMS 382 Production Planning and Scheduling
    Mat Sci 318 Materials Selection
    Mech Eng 240 Intro. to Mechanical Design and Manufacturing
    Mech Eng 340-1 Computer-Integrated Manufacturing
    Mech Eng 340-2 or -3 Computer-Integrated Manufacturing
    DSGN 308 Human Centered Product Design
    or Mech Eng 315 Theory of Machines - Design of Elements

    Design Project (2 courses)


    DSGN 384-1 Interdisciplinary Design Project I
    DSGN 384-2 Interdisciplinary Design Project II

    Technical Electives (4 courses)


    At least two courses must be from the list of approved MaDE
    technical electives
    The remaining two courses may be any 300-level or higher
    engineering courses.

    Social Sciences-Humanities (7 courses)


    Unrestricted Electives (5 courses)

    All students must have 18 engineering credits (see


    http://abet.mccormick.northwestern.edu/course_partitioning.php)
    Technical Electives
    For a current list of approved technical electives, contact Debbie Labedz at 847-467-1604 or
    www.segal.northwestern.edu/made. A maximum of two technical electives may be taken P/N.
    Dual Degree Programs
    To receive two engineering degrees, students must have a total of 54 credits instead of 48.

    Reviewed and revised June 21, 2013

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