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Course: MATERIALS 102, Spring 2012School: Georgia Tech
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ENGINEERING MECHANICAL CURRICULUM (131 CR) Name ___Alan Orrego___ Freshman Year 160:159 Gen.Chem. for Engrs 160:171 Intro. Experimentation 355:101 Expository Writing 440:100 Intro. to Engineering 640:151 Calculus for Eng'g 750:123 Analytical Physics Ia 510:101 Hum/Soc Elective 3 1 3 1 4 2 3 Sophomore Year 640:251 Multivariable Calculus 650:231* M.E. Comp Anal& Des. 440:222 Eng'g Mech (Dynamics) 750:227...
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ENGINEERING MECHANICAL CURRICULUM (131 CR)
Name ___Alan Orrego___
Freshman Year
160:159 Gen.Chem. for Engrs
160:171 Intro. Experimentation
355:101 Expository Writing
440:100 Intro. to Engineering
640:151 Calculus for Eng'g
750:123 Analytical Physics Ia
510:101 Hum/Soc Elective
3
1
3
1
4
2
3
Sophomore Year
640:251 Multivariable Calculus
650:231* M.E. Comp Anal& Des.
440:222 Eng'g Mech (Dynamics)
750:227 Analyt. Physics IIa
750:229 Analyt. Physics IIa Lab
________ Hum/Soc Elective (300+)
160:160
440:127
640:152
440:221
750:124
920:101
4
3M
3
3
1
3
Options:
Standard
Aerospace
Junior Year
540:343 Engineering Econ
3M
640:421 Advanced Calculus
3M
650:312* Fluid Mechanics
3M
650:349* ME Measurements Lab 1M
650:350* ME Measurements
3M
_______ Hum/Soc Elective (300+) 3
Senior Year
650:431 ME Lab I
650:467 Engineering Projects I
650:481* Heat Transfer
650:486 Design of Mech. Sys I
650:4__* Dept/Aero/Bio/Energy Elec
650:4__* Dept/Aero/Bio/Energy Elec
________ Technical Elective
1M
1.5M
3M
3M
3
3M
3M
Gen. Chem for Engrs.
Intro.Computers for Engrs
Calculus for Eng'g
Eng'g Mech (Statics)
Analytical Physics Ib
Hum/Soc Elective
3
3
4
3
2
3
332:373
332:375
650:215
640:244
650:291*
750:228
750:230
Elem. Elect. of Eng'g
Elem. Elect. Eng'g Lab
Computer Aid Drafting
Differential Equations
Intro. Mech. Materials
Analyt. Physics IIb
Analyt. Physics IIb lab
3M
1M
1M
4
3M
3
1
Biomechanics
Energy
440:407
650:342*
650:351*
650:388*
220:200
Mech. Prop. Materials
3M
Design Mech Components
3M
Thermodynamics
3M
CAD in Mech Engg
3M
Economic Princ.& Prob. 3
650:432/3/4/5
ME/Aero/Bio/Energy Lab II M
1
Engineering Projects II 1.5M
Vibrations and Controls 3M
Dept/Aero/Bio/Energy Elec 3M
Technical Elective
3M
General Elective
3
650:468
650:443*
650:4__*
________
________
* These MAE courses can be taken either fall or spring semester*
Aerospace Option Courses
650:447 Prob Models in Mech. and Aero. Sys.
650:458 Aerospace Structures
650:459 Aerospace Propulsion
650:460 Aerodynamics
650:463 Compressible Fluid Mechanics
650:465 Orbital Mechanics
Extra courses:
Biomechanics Option Courses
650:472 Biofluids
650:471 Intro to Musculoskel Mech
650:473 Design of Active Devices
Energy Option Courses
650:461 - Internal Combustion Engines
650:462 - Power Plants
650:474 - Alternative Energy
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