Academics / Undergraduate StudyBS Curriculum
Total Requirement: 47 Courses (48 units)
- Advising Procedure and FAQ
- Suggested Undergraduate Concentrations
- How to declare or change concentration
- Study Abroad Countries and Courses Pre-Approved
- Pi Tau Sigma- Peer Mentoring
- Pi Tau Sigma - Peer Mentee
- ME 399 Independent Study Policy and Procedure
- Suggested Course Scheduling
- The 3xx Level Math/Science Technical Elective
- Program of Study Flowchart
- Machine Learning and Data Science Minor
- Explanation of AP/IB and Transfer Credits in McCormick
- Curriculum Petition Requests Curriculum petitions must be filed no later than the quarter before the student wishes to take the course.
- Combined Degrees
- Honors, Electives, and Certificate Programs
The mechanical engineering degree provides tremendous flexibility to customize the curriculum to the student's interests and professional goals. This flexibility also reflects the expertise of the faculty and rapidly emerging areas of mechanical engineering. Curricular flexibility is provided in the form of six courses chosen from a set of concentrations: an ME Breadth concentration, providing advanced training in core and emerging areas of mechanical engineering, and several specialized concentrations, including Aerospace Engineering; Design; Energy Systems and Sustainability; Manufacturing; Mechanical Sciences; and Robotics.
Details of these seven concentrations and the program are included in the undergraduate curriculum document. Also, for planning out your exciting journey follow the flowchart and view the courses tab for a detailed listing of all mechanical engineering courses.