INTRODUCTION TO MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

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ME 201

Course Description

An introduction to the field of mechanical engineering. Explore fundamental concepts in engineering including modeling, experimentation, analysis, and design. Career paths, ethics, oral and written technical communication, and shop safety are also explored.

Prerequisites

(Concurrent enrollment in MATH 113 ), MATH 114 , 217, MATH 221 , or placement into MATH 221

Satisfies

This course does not satisfy any prerequisites.

Credits

Offered

Fall, Spring

Grade Point Average

3.74

3.43% from Historical

Completion Rate

98.24%

-0.05% from Historical

A Rate

72.35%

15.92% from Historical

Class Size

170

21.78% from Historical

2026 Summr Grade Distribution

Instructors (2026 Summr)

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Graham Wabiszewski

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4.5

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Introduction to the fundamentals of Computer Aided Engineering. Topics include mathematical and programmable methods for modeling and design of mechanical shapes and assemblies; shape processing for manufacturing, including NC machining and 3D printing; and computer-aided analysis of structural, thermal and other physical properties.

SPECIAL TOPICS IN MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

ME 401

Topics of special interest in mechanical engineering.

INTRODUCTION TO AEROSPACE ENGINEERING

EMA 200

An introduction to the fields of aerospace engineering and mechanics. Fundamental concepts in engineering, including modeling, analysis, design, fabrication and experimental testing. Career paths, engineering ethics, shop safety, and oral and written technical communication.

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