The courses below prepare the mechanical engineering graduates with many career opportunities in areas such as stress and structural analysis, materials, and the design of mechanical components.
MEC 530 not needed for students who have taken similar courses in undergraduate studies
This concentration focuses on the designing and manufacturing of various products. The concentration is intended to bridge the gap between the analytical and design courses which are the heart of the professional program and the practical problems of producing acceptable components.
This concentration of study provides the necessary background to work in engineering applications involving energy, thermodynamics, heat transfer, and fluid mechanics.
Thermal-Fluids Sciences involves the application of experimental, analytical, and computational methods to the design, development, and operation of systems ranging from power plants and combustion engines to hydraulics and microfluidics.