Academic
Curriculum
Students
gain relevant, hands-on design experience beginning in their
freshman year and work alongside Mesa State and CU-Boulder
faculty to develop cutting-edge technology to solve problems
related to health, environment, energy, transportation, and
communications. Students also have excellent opportunities
to become involved in discipline-related activities outside
of the classroom.
Lower-Division
Courses Offered by Mesa State
In
addition to elective courses, students will study with Mesa
State faculty in the following courses:
- Engineering
Chemistry
- Computer-Aided
Design–Mechanical
-
Computer Science I
- Scientific
Writing
Mathematics:
- Calculus
I, II, III
- Differential
Equations
-
Linear Algebra
Physics:
- Fundamentals
of Mechanics
- Electromagnetism
and Optics
- Modern
Physics
Basic
Engineering:
-
First-Year Engineering Projects
- Statics
and Structures
- Material
Science
-
Mechanics of Solids
Upper-Division
Mechanical Engineering Courses Offered at Mesa State by the
University of Colorado
In
addition to technical electives, students will study with
CU-Boulder faculty in the following courses:
- Thermodynamics
I and II
-
Fluid Mechanics, Computational Methods
- Circuits
and Electronics
- Heat
Transfer
- Component
Design
-
Experimental Design & Data Analysis
- Dynamics
- Manufacturing
Processes & Systems
- Mechanical
Engineering Design Project I and II
- System
Dynamics
- Measurements
Lab
-
Mechanical Engineering Laboratory
- and
Technical Electives
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