Mathematics and Basic Science Courses: Mathematics 2A-B, 2D, 2J, 3D, and 2E; Chemistry 1A-B and 1LA-LB; Physics 7A-B-D-E, 7LA-LB-LD, 52A.
Engineering Topics Courses: Students must complete a minimum of 24 units of engineering design.
Engineering Elective Courses: Students select, with the approval of a faculty advisor, a minimum of 12 units of engineering topics courses. Students may select an area of specialization and complete the associated requirements, as shown below.
At most and aggregate of 4 units of 199 or H199 courses may be used to satisfy degree requirements.
Specialization in Aerospace Engineering:Completion of a Senior Design Project in this area, MAE108, and three courses selected from Engineering MAE112, MAE135, MAE136, MAE158, MAE159, and MAE175.
Specialization in Computers in Engineering Design:Completion of a Senior Design Project in this area, and MAE152, MAE172, and MAE183, MAE185.
Specialization in Energy Systems:Completion of Senior Design Project in this area and MAE110, MAE117, MAE162, and MAE164.
Specialization in Environmental Engineering Design:Completion of Senior Design Project in this area and two courses selected from Engineering MAE110, MAE162, or MAE164, and one course selected from CEE173, CBEMS110, or Earth System Science101A.
Specialization in Flow Physics:Completion of Senior Design Project in this area and three courses selected from: Engineering MAE110, MAE131, MAE135, MAE185.
Specialization in Materials Science and Engineering: Completion of Senior Design Project in this area and three courses selected from: Engineering MAE156, MAE157, CBEMS160, CBEMS165, CBEMS170, CBEMS175.
Specialization in Mechnical Systems:Completion of a Senior Design Project in this area and three courses selected from: Engineering MAE171, MAE172,MAE180, BME120.
The sample program of study chart shown is typical for the major in Mechanical Engineering. Students should keep in mind that this program is based upon a sequence of prerequisites, beginning with adequate preparation in high school mathematics, physics, and chemistry. Students who are not adequately prepared, or who wish to make changes in the sequence for other reasons, must have their program approved by their faculty advisor. Mechanical Engineering majors must consult at least once every year with the academic counselors in the Student Affairs Office and with their faculty advisors.
| Fall | Winter | Spring |
| Freshman | ||
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Math 2A
Physics 7A/LA
EngrMAE 10
Breadth
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Math 2B
Physics 7B/LB
Chem 1A/LA
Breadth
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Math 2D
Physics 7D/LD
Chem 1B/LB
Breadth
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| Sophomore | ||
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Math 2J
Physics 7E/52A
EngrMAE 30
Breadth
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Math 3D
EngrMAE 80
Engr 54
EngrECE 70A or Breadth
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Math 2E
EngrMAE 52
EngrMAE 91
EngrECE 70A or Breadth
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| Junior | ||
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EngrMAE 115
EngrMAE 130A
EngrMAE 140
EngrMAE 147
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EngrMAE 106
EngrMAE 130B
EngrMAE 150
Breadth
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EngrMAE 120
EngrMAE 145
EngrMAE 170
Breadth
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| Senior | ||
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EngrMAE 189A
EngrMAE 151
EngrMAE 108 or 180
Breadth
Breadth
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EngrMAE 189B
Engineering Elective
Engineering Elective
Breadth
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EngrMAE 189C
EngrMAE 107
Engineering Elective
Breadth
Breadth
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