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(3 credits) Thermodynamic power and refrigeration systems; accessibility and assessment of thermodynamic homes; general thermodynamic relations, formulas of state and compressibility factors; chain reactions; combustion; gaseous dissociation; phase equilibrium. Design and optimization of thermal systems. (Course Profile) 350 Design and Production II Prerequisite: MECHENG 211, MECHENG 240, MECHENG 250. Minimum grade of "C" needed for enforced requirements.

(4 credits) Concepts of maker and mechatronic style and production. Analysis, synthesis and selection of mechanisms, device parts, mechatronic components, and associate production procedures. Semester-long, model-based design/build/test project in a team setting (Course Profile) 360 Modeling, Analysis and Control of Dynamic Systems Requirement: MECHENG 240 and P/A EECS 314 or EECS 215.

(4 credits) Developing mathematical models of dynamic systems, including mechanical, electrical, electromechanical and fluid/thermal systems and representing these designs in transfer function and state area form. Analysis of vibrant system models, consisting of time and frequency reactions. Introduction to direct feedback control strategies. Synthesis and analysis by analytical and computer system methods.

(Course Profile) 382 Mechanical Habits of Products Requirement: MECHENG 211. This Is Noteworthy of "C" needed for enforced requirement. (4 credits) Product microstructures, dislocations and problems; processing and mechanical homes of metals, polymers and composites; heat treatment of metals; elastic, plastic, and viscoelastic habits of products, strain hardening; fracture, fracture mechanics, fatigue and multiaxis loading; creep and tension relaxation; materials-related design concerns, products choice, deterioration and environmental destruction of products.

(2-3 credits)Individual or group project work where trainee(s) need to use mechanical engineering principles to research study, development, service or entrepreneurship jobs. Student(s) work under the direction of Mechanical Engineering professors. The student(s) sends proposition and presents poster at ME Undergraduate Seminar. (Course Profile) 395 Laboratory I Prerequisites: PHYS 240, and PHYS 241, and MECHENG 211, and MECHENG 235, and MECHENG 240; preceded or accompanied by MECHENG 382.

Student must be declared in Mechanical Engineering. (4 credits) Weekly lectures and experiments developed to present the student to the basics of experimentation, instrumentation, data collection and analysis, mistake analysis and reporting. Topics will include fluid mechanics, thermodynamics, mechanics, materials and dynamical systems. Focus is placed on report writing and team-building abilities.