Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering

The Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering (BSME) is a professional degree program designed to provide engineering principles based on advanced mathematics and hands-on learning experience for students interested in becoming practicing mechanical engineers. Mechanical engineers engage in the design and manufacturing of small, individual parts to massive heavy systems that find application in a variety of industries. The program covers a spectrum of areas within mechanical engineering such as materials, mechanics, thermal, fluids, controls, and manufacturing techniques. The curriculum for this major is curated to prepare students for careers as engineers in a continuously changing field and build habits supporting life-long learning.

Major requirements

Required semester hours: 92 sh

Course requirements

Prerequisites and supporting courses

MATH 1510, MATH 1520, MATH 2030; either MATH 3050 or MATH 3100; CHEM 1150, PHEN 1210, PHEN 1220, PHEN 2220.

Required Core Courses

PHEN 1135, PHEN 1165, PHEN 1330, PHEN 1410, PHEN 2310, PHEN 2535, PHEN 2550, PHEN 2560, PHEN 2625, PHEN 3540, PHEN 3715, PHEN 3725, PHEN 4010, PHEN 4020, PHEN 4310, PHEN 4330, PHEN 4610, PHEN 4755, PHEN 4990.