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Mechanical Engineering

Department of Mechanical Engineering

21 minimum (12 mandatory + at least 9 optional) Total credits
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Course requirements

Mandatory courses — 12 credits

MED101

Manufacturing Processes

2
MED104

Descriptive Engineering Drawing

3
MED105

Engineering Mechanics: Statics and Dynamics

4
MED205

Engineering Thermodynamics

3

Optional courses — minimum 9 credits from the following

MED203

Mechanics of Solids

4 needs MED105 or equivalent course in another department
MED204

Kinematics and Dynamics of Machines

4 needs MED105 or equivalent course in another department
MED211

Fluid Mechanics

4
MED303

Heat and Mass Transfer

4 needs MED205 & MED211 or equivalent courses
MED209

Mechanical Engineering Design & Graphics

3 needs MED104 & MED203 or equivalent courses
MED309

Operations Research

3
MED306

Fluid Machinery

3 needs MED211 or equivalent course
MED210

Principles of Industrial Engineering

3
MED208

Manufacturing Sciences

4 needs MED101
MED320

Machine Design

3 needs MED209

Good to know

Structure
Four mandatory courses plus a minimum of 9 credits from the optional basket

Fine print

  • If a student has already completed some of the mandatory courses, or equivalent credits, as part of their major curriculum, an equal number of credits must be taken additionally from the optional basket.
  • Equivalent courses within the student's own major discipline are not counted towards the minor requirement.

Why pursue this

  • Foundational skills in engineering mechanics, thermodynamics and manufacturing processes that apply to any physical product or system.
  • Interdisciplinary advantage for students in computing, electrical, chemical and science programs who work on hardware, robotics, energy or manufacturing.
  • Career and higher-study prospects in manufacturing, automotive, energy, aerospace and industrial engineering.

From the University's minor program documents. Confirm with your UG Advisor before you plan around a pathway.