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Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Technology
The Bachelor's Degree in
Mechanical Engineering Technology offers students a broad background in
engineering technology and the technical skills needed to support the
design, testing, and manufacture of products, systems, and devices. Students
in the bachelor's degree program are prepared to apply in-depth concepts to
the analysis, development, implementation, and oversight of mechanical
systems and processes. Career opportunities for graduates of this program
include support operations in manufacturing, plant management, product
testing, quality assurance, and engineering.
The amount of time it takes for a student to complete this degree will
depend upon the individual student's course load. Students may earn the Associate’s Degree in Mechanical Engineering Technology (68 credits) as
they work towards the Bachelor’s Degree in Mechanical Engineering Technology
(127 credits). Many of the courses taken toward this degree can be applied
toward a related certificate program,
allowing students to earn additional credentials as they pursue their
degree.
Accreditation
The Bachelor of Science degree in
Mechanical Engineering Technology is accredited by the Technology
Accreditation Commission of ABET, Inc., 111 Market Place, Suite 1050,
Baltimore, MD, (410)347-7700.
Suggested Program of Study - Total Credits: 127
For students who entered the program in or after September 2009
The following course outline, which lists 2 to 3 courses each semester, is only
a suggested course load. First-year students should not take more than 1 or
2 courses their first semester. Subsequent course loads may be determined by
the student’s own personal time constraints.
FIRST YEAR
92.120 Precalculus Mathematics I
23.101 Engineering Graphics
42.101 College Writing I
92.123 Precalculus Mathematics II
23.102 Engineering Design & Graphics
42.102 College Writing II
SECOND YEAR
92.125 Calculus A
99.131 Technical Physics I
23.226 Technical
Communication for Engineering Technology
92.126 Calculus B
99.132 Technical Physics II
23.295 Materials Science
THIRD YEAR
23.200 Computer Aided Drafting
23.221 Statics
23.241 Elements of
Thermodynamics I
17.130 Electrical Basics and Lab
23.222
Dynamics
23.223 Mechanics of Materials
FOURTH YEAR
23.242 Applied Fluid Mechanics
23.202 Thermo/Fluids Laboratory
47.101 General Psychology (SS)
17.131 Electronic Basics and Lab
43.--- General Education- Arts & Humanities (AHD)
23.302
Mechanics/Materials Lab
FIFTH YEAR
23.305 Manufacturing Processes
92.225 Calculus C
84.111 General
Chemistry I
23.314 Manufacturing Productivity Technical Elective
23.354 Problems in Mechanical Engineering Technology
SIXTH YEAR
23.320 Machine Design
84.113 General Chemistry Lab I
23.262
Engineering Data Analysis
48.--- General Education- Social Sciences
(SSD or E)
23.243 Elements of Thermodynamics II
45.--- General
Education- Arts & Humanities (AHE)
SEVENTH YEAR
49.201 Economics I (SS)
23.475 Heat Transfer
42.--- General
Education- Arts & Humanities (AH)
23.480 Computer Aided Design
23.301 Manufacturing Technology Laboratory
EIGHTH YEAR
23.414 Engineering Economics
23.402 Engineering Measurement
Laboratory
23.484 Introduction to Pro-E
Technical Elective
Electives
Students must choose two approved
technical electives
23.419 Applied Computer Aided
Manufacturing
90.211 Introduction to
Programming with C-1
23.416 Statistical Quality Control
23.353
Forensic Engineering
23.211 LABVIEW Programming with
Engineering Applications
23.485 Introduction to Solidworks
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