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Graduates' Employment
Opportunities
Mechanical
Engineering (Production and Mechanical Systems Design) Program graduates have
many employment opportunities in the design, development, and manufacturing
departments of industrial companies.
In particular, they may work in the following areas:
·
Analysis and design of
machinery, equipment, and material handling systems.
·
Automatic control
systems, including: hydraulics and pneumatics.
·
Production and
manufacturing techniques and automations.
·
Testing, measurement,
inspection, and quality control of products.
·
Maintenance, failure
analysis, and fault diagnosis of mechanical systems.
Key to Program Code and
Course Numbers
Each
course is uniquely identified by the program code and a three-digit number as
follows:
- Production and
Mechanical Systems Design Program courses are referred to by the code
“MENG”.
- The hundreds digit
refers to the school year in the Faculty of Engineering.
- The tenth digit
refers to the scientific area within the program as indicated in the
table below.
- The ones digit
refers to the course serial number within the same area.
Table 1: Key to the Tenth Digit in the Numbers of MENG
Courses
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Tenth Digit
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Specialty
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0
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Fundamentals
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1 - 2
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Design
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3 - 5
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Production
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6 - 8
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Applied Mechanics
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|
9
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Training and Projects
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Program Required Courses
Regular students are required
to take 77 credits (24 required courses plus 2 electives), as indicated in Table 2 and Table 3
Table 2: Program Required Courses
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Course
Title
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Course
Code/ #
|
Cr Units
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Pre-requisites
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|
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1
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Basic Workshop
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MENG 130
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2
|
-
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|
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2
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Eng. Mechanics (Statics)
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CE 201
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3
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PHYS 281
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|
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3
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Mechanical Engineering Drawings
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MENG 204
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3
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MENG 102
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|
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4
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Materials Science
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ChE 210
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4
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CHEM 281
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|
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5
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Thermodynamics I
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MEP 261
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3
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MATH 206, PHYS 281
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|
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6
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Eng. Mechanics (Dynamics)
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MENG 262
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3
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CE 201
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|
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7
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Mechanics of Materials
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MENG 270
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3
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CE 201
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|
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8
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Fluid Mechanics
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MEP 290
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3
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MATH 206, PHYS 281
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9
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Machine Elements Design
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MENG 310
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3
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IE 202, MENG 270
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|
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10
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Manufacturing Technology
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MENG 332
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3
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MENG 130, ChE 210
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|
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11
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Heat Transfer
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MEP 360
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3
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MEP 261, MEP 290, IE 202
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|
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12
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Thermodynamics II
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MEP 361
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3
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MEP 261, MEP 290
|
|
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13
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Machine Dynamics
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MENG 364
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3
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MENG 262
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|
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14
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System Dynamics and Control
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MENG 366
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3
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MENG 262, EE 251
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|
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15
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Summer Training*
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MENG 390
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2
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MENG 332, Completion of 120 Cr
units
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16
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Mechanical Design
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MENG 410
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3
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MENG 204, MENG 310
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17
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Computer Aided Design
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MENG 412
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3
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MENG 410
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18
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Material Removal Processes
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MENG 434
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3
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MENG 332
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19
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Metrology & Quality Control
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MENG 436
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3
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MENG 332
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20
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Refrigeration and Air conditioning I
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MEP 451
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3
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MEP 360, MEP 361
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21
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Manufacturing Planning &
Shop Loading
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MENG 452
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3
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IE 255, MENG 332
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22
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Mechanical Vibrations
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MENG 470
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3
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MATH 204, MENG 262
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23
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Fault Diagnosis of Mechanical
Systems
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MENG 472
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2
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MENG 470 (CoRequisite)
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24
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Senior Project
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MENG 499
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4
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MENG 410,
MENG 434 (CoRequisite)
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|
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TOTAL
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71
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*Coop students are required
to take 77 credits (24 required courses but instead of MENG 390 they take
MENG 400).
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Course
Title
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Course
Code/ #
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Cr Units
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Pre-requisites
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15
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Cooperative Training
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MENG 400
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8
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MENG 332,
GPA>3.0,
Completion of 120 Cr
units
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Program Elective Courses
Regular students select two courses (6 credit units)
out of those in Table 3. For cooperative training students no elective
courses are required
Table 3: Program Elective
Courses
(Six Credit Units required for regular
program. No credit unit for cooperative program)
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Course Title
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English
Code/ No.
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Cr. Units
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Prerequisites
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1
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Reverse Engineering
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MENG 408
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3
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MENG 310,
MENG 434 (CoRequisite)
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2
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Material Selection in Design & Manufacturing
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MENG 416
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3
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MENG 270, MENG 332
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3
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Machine Tool Design
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MENG 418
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3
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MENG 410, MENG 434
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4
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Introduction to Finite Element Methods
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MENG 420
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3
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MENG 204, MENG 270
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5
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Tribology
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MENG 422
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3
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MENG 410
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6
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Design of Production Facilities
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MENG 424
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3
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MENG 410, MENG 434
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7
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Special Topics in Mechanical
Systems Design
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MENG 428
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3
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MENG 410,
MENG 434 (CoRequisite)
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8
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Advanced Manufacturing Technology
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MENG 446
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3
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MENG 204,
MENG 434 (CoRequisite)
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9
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Composite Materials
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MENG 448
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3
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MENG 270, MENG 332
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10
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Computer Aided Manufacturing
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MENG 450
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3
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MENG 204, MENG 434
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11
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Welding Technology
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MENG 454
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3
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MENG 332
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12
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Special Topics in Production Engineering
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MENG 458
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3
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MENG 434
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13
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Plasticity and Metal Forming
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MENG 468
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3
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MENG 270
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14
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Mechanical System Modeling & Simulation
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MENG 476
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3
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MENG 366
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15
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Mechanisms
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MENG 478
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3
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MENG 364
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16
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Introduction to Robotics
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MENG 480
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3
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MENG 364
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17
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Mechatronics
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MENG 482
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3
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MENG 366
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18
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Special Topics in Applied Mechanics
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MENG 488
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3
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MENG 364
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19
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Strategic Management and
Leadership Skills
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MENG 490
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3
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Complete 100 Cr Units
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20
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Elective Course from Faculty Depts.
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3
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Dept. Approval
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