Green Degree Plan PDF
Course Work
Year 1 – Fall Semester
- APPM 1350: Calculus 1
- CSCI 1300: Introduction to Engineering Computing
- MCEN 1024: Chemistry of Energy & Materials
- Lower Division H&SS Elective
Year 1 – Spring Semester
- APPM 1360: Calculus 2
- GEEN 1400: First-Year Engineering Projects
- PHYS 1110: Physics 1
- Lower Division H&SS Elective
- Lower Division H&SS Elective
Year 2 – Fall Semester
- APPM 2350: Calculus 3
- MCEN 1025: CAD & Fabrication
- MCEN 2000: ME Professionalism Seminar
- PHYS 1120: Physics 2
- PHYS 1140: Experimental Physics
- Free Elective
Year 2 – Spring Semester
- APPM 2360: Linear Algebra & Differential Equations
- MCEN 2023: Statics & Structures
- MCEN 2024: Materials Science
- Math/Science Foundations
- Upper Division H&SS Elective
Year 3 – Fall Semester
- MCEN 2043: Dynamics
- MCEN 2063: Mechanics of Solids
- MCEN 3012: Thermodynamics
- MCEN 3021: Fluid Mechanics
- Upper Division H&SS Elective
- Free Elective
Year 3 – Spring Semester
- MCEN 3017/ECEN 3010: Circuits & Electronics
- MCEN 3022: Heat Transfer
- MCEN 3025: Component Design
- MCEN 3030: Computational Methods
- Writing Requirement
Year 4 – Fall Semester
- MCEN 3047: Data Analysis & Measurements
- MCEN 4026: Manufacturing
- MCEN 4043: System Dynamics
- MCEN 4045: Senior Design 1
- Gen Tech Elective
Year 4 – Spring Semester
- MCEN 3032: Thermodynamics 2
- MCEN 4085: Senior Design 2
- Gen Tech Elective
- ME Tech Elective
- ME Tech Elective
Grade Requirements
Beginning with the incoming class of Fall 2015, the minimum passing grade for a prerequisite or co-requisite course within the mechanical engineering curriculum is a C. This includes courses completed outside the department (APPM, PHYS, etc.). The minimum passing grade for standalone classes (humanities & social sciences, math/science foundation) is a D-. Per CEAS Academic Expectations and Policies, If the minimum required grade in a prerequisite course is not achieved, the student is required to repeat the course until the minimum acceptable grade has been earned (maximum of 3 attempts total). If a student takes the advanced (post-requisite) course, it does not remove the obligation to meet the prerequisite course minimum grade requirement, even if the grade earned in the advanced course is acceptable. In addition, students need to have a cumulative and major GPA of at least 2.25 in order to graduate from the College of Engineering and Applied Science.
The Department approved temporary modifications to this policy during the Spring 2020, Fall 2020, and Spring 2021 semesters due to the impact of COVID-19. Grades of C- (or P+) or higher will satisfy degree requirements for these semesters only. Students enrolled during the impacted semesters should contact their academic advisor if they have questions.
