Shiley School of Engineering: Mechanical Engineering

What We Do: Mechanical engineers design the large and the small—from space stations to alternative sources of energy - to air, space, and ground vehicles - to cutting edge systems that promise to revolutionize fields such as health care. Don’t take it for granted - if you can touch it or see it, there was probably a mechanical engineer involved with its creation.

Specialties: Specialties include machinery, biomedical devices, heating and cooling systems, material handling systems, and manufacturing complexes for energy conversion and utilization. 

Types of Careers: Mechanical engineers work in industry, government, and non-profit organizations to improve the world in which we live. They are involved with all aspects of product development from concept to design, analysis, testing, and manufacturing.

CATALOGS

• B.S. Mechanical Engineering Requirements (2012-2013 University Catalog)
  
• Mechanical Engineering Course Descriptions (2012-2013 University Catalog) 
• For earlier Catalogs, see the Registrar's Office.

SAMPLE SCHEDULES (students entering in Fall 2012 and earlier)

• ME Sample Schedule
  
• ME Madrid Semester Abroad Sample Schedule
  
• ME MECOP Sample Schedule (includes two six-month paid internships)
• ME AFROTC Sample Schedule
  
• ME Block Diagram
  

SAMPLE SCHEDULES (students entering in Fall 2013+)

• coming soon