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SEQUENCES FOR AEROSPACE AND MECHANICAL ENGINEERING MAJORS

The Department offers three-course sequence options for students in the ME and AE degree programs; note that students are not required to choose or complete a sequence. Three electives in a given area of the ones indicated below must be taken to satisfy the requirements for a sequence in that area. Students should make sure that they have the the necessary prerequisites that may not be part of the sequence. If a sequence is completed, the students upon request will receive formal, written recognition as part of their graduation; however, no formal notice will be included on their transcript. During the last semester before graduation, students should complete the sequence form. Forms can be picked up from Nancy O’Connor in the AME department office (365 Fitzpatrick). AE majors cannot opt for the Aerospace sequence. Courses that are required (marked with* for AE and ** for ME) cannot be used as part of a sequence for that major.

Aerospace 30332 Compressible Aerodynamics 30333 Aerodynamics Laboratory 30341 Aerospace Structures 30381 Orbital and Space Dynamics 40431 Gas Turbines and Propulsion 40451 Aerospace Dynamics 40461 Flight Mechanics and Introduction to Design 50581 Space Systems and Analysis 60630 Microparticle Dynamics 60631 Experimental Methods in Fluids 60638 Turbomachine Components 60638 Advanced Aerodynamics	Bioengineering BIOS 30341 Cellular Biology BIOS 31341 Cell Biology Laboratory BIOS 40411 Biostatistics BIOS 40417 Human Musculoskeletal Anatomy CBE 40481 Biomedical Engineering Transport Phenomena CBE 40482 Biomaterials Engineering CBE 40484 Bioprocess Engineering CBE 40485 Biological Thermodynamics PHYS 40371 Medical Physics 50571 Structural Aspects of Biomaterials 60671 Orthopaedic Biomechanics 60672 Cell Mechanics 60673 Human Body Kinematics
Design & Manufacturing 30362 Design Methodology 30363 Design of Machine Elements 50542 Engineering Analysis of Manufacturing Processes 50561 Reliability Engineering 60642 Manufacturing Systems 60661 Optimum Design of Mechanical Elements 60662 Topology Optimization	Solid Mechanics 30341 Aerospace Structures* 50541 Finite Element methods for Structural Analysis 60624 Continuum Mechanics 60641 Advanced Mechanics of Solids 60645 Advanced Mechanical Behavior of Materials 60646 Failure of Materials
Thermal & Fluid Sciences 30332 Compressible Aerodynamics* 30333 Aerodynamics Laboratory* 40431 Gas Turbines and Propulsion* 50531 Intermediate Thermodynamics 50532 Computational Fluid Dynamics 60624 Continuum Mechanics 60631 Advanced Measurements Laboratory 60633 Introduction to Acoustics and Noise 60634 Intermediate Heat Transfer 60635 Intermediate Fluid Mechanics 60639 Advanced Aerodynamics	Materials 50542 Engineering Analysis of Manufacturing Processes 60645 Advanced Mechanical Behavior of Materials 60646 Failure of Materials CBE 30361 Science of Engineering Materials** CBE 362 Laboratory Techniques in Materials Science CBE 40461 Structure of Solids CBE 60556 Polymer Engineering CHEM 30324 Physical Chemistry for Engineers
Control & Mechanical Systems 30381 Orbital and Space Dynamics* 40423 Mechanisms and Machines** 40451 Aerospace Dynamics* 50521 Intermediate Dynamics 50551 Introduction to Robotics 60623 Analytical Dynamics 60651 Advanced Vehicle Dynamics 60652 Advanced Control Systems 60654 Advanced Kinematics 60655 Intelligent Systems 60656 Vision-Based Robotics 60657 Introduction to Nonlinear Analysis 60673 Human Body Kinematics	Computational Engineering 50532 Computational Fluid Dynamics 50541 Finite Element methods for Structural Analysis 60614 Numerical Methods CE 30125 Computational Methods CE 40120 Numerical Methods in Engineering CSE 20232 Advanced Programming MATH 20210 Computer Programming and Problem Solving MATH 30390 Introduction to Numerical Methods

Page last updated: April 23, 2008.

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