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Bachelor of Science in Metallurgical and Materials Engineering
The Mechanical Engineering curriculum is designed for students who desire to enter industry or pursue advanced studies. The curriculum provides a broad range of courses in the areas of thermal sciences, fluid mechanics, and mechanical design.
+ A grade of "C" or better is required. A "C" or better is required in MME courses through the junior year.
1 Check current list of approved humanities/fine arts electives.
2 Approved math electives are EE 4384, IE 2330, MATH 3323, MATH 3335, or a MATH course approved by advisor.
3 Electives offered are Advanced Electronic Materials Science (3310), Composite Materials (3314), Engineering Alloys (3321), Corrosion (4309), Polymer Engineering (4310), Materials Fabrication (4405), Failure Analysis (4316), and High Temperature Materials Science (4320).
4 CHEM
3324, CHEM
3325, CHEM
3321
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3322, CHEM
3351, CHEM
3351, CHEM
3352, PHYS
3325, or an upper-division chemistry or physics course approved by advisor.
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