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Program Requirements

Mechanical Engineering Core
ELEC 365 Applied Electronics and Electrical Machines
ENGR 446 Technical Report
ENGR 498 Engineering Law
MECH 200 Engineering Drawing
MECH 220 Mechanics of Solids I
MECH 240 Thermodynamics
MECH 242 Dynamics
MECH 285 Properties of Engineering Materials
MECH 320 Mechanics of Solids II
MECH 330 Machine Dynamics
MECH 335 Theory of Mechanisms
MECH 345 Mechanics of Fluids I
MECH 350 Engineering Design I
MECH 360 Engineering Design II
MECH 380 Automatic Control Engineering
MECH 390 Energy Conversion
MECH 395 Heat and Mass Transfer
MECH 400 Design Project
MECH 455 Instrumentation
MECH 494 Thermofluids and Introduction to Mass Transfer

Mechanical Engineering Technical Electives

The Department of Mechanical Engineering offers a large number of technical electives; the program requires completion of seven technical electives (10.5 units) to be chosen from the lists below. Students who complete 6 units in one of the areas listed below can request a letter from the Mechanical Engineering undergraduate office confirming this; the area will not be shown on the transcript.

Note that some courses appear under more than one category.

Advanced Manufacture
MECH 411 Planning and Control of Production Systems
MECH 460 Computer Aided Manufacture
MECH 462 Small Business Organization
MECH 465 Machine Vision and Sensors
Topic, thesis or project courses *
Advanced Materials
MECH 423 Engineering Ceramics
MECH 471 Fracture, Fatigue and Mechanical Reliability
MECH 473 Ferrous and Non-Ferrous Metals
Topic, thesis or project courses *
Computer Aided Engineering
MECH 410 Computer Aided Design
MECH 420 Finite Element Applications
MECH 459 Fundamentals of Hybrid Vehicles
MECH 460 Computer Aided Manufacture
MECH 495 Computational Fluid Dynamics and Heat Transfer
Topic, thesis or project courses *
Energy Systems
ENGR 400 Sustainable Energy Systems Design Project
MECH 443 Advanced Thermodynamics
MECH 445 Cryogenic Engineering
MECH 447 Energy Systems
MECH 449 Fuel Cell Technology
MECH 459 Fundamentals of Hybrid Vehicles
MECH 493 Design of Thermo-Fluid Systems
MECH 497 Green Vehicle Technology Project
Topic, thesis or project courses *
Fluids and Aerodynamics
MECH 475 Aircraft Design
MECH 492 Transport Phenomena
MECH 493 Design of Thermo-Fluid Systems
MECH 495 Computational Fluid Dynamics and Heat Transfer
Topic, thesis or project courses *
Mechatronics
MECH 464 Mechatronics Design Project (1.5 units, required for mechatronics certificate)
MECH 421 Mechanical Vibrations
MECH 430 Robotics
MECH 458 Mechatronics
MECH 459 Fundamentals of Hybrid Vehicles
MECH 465 Machine Vision and Sensors
MECH 466 Microelectromechanical Systems
MECH 485 Mechanism and Manipulator Synthesis
Topic, thesis or project courses *
Topics, Thesis or Projects Courses
* Can be used for certificate, when related to certificate topic
MECH 450 Special Topics Courses
MECH 498 Honours Thesis (3.0 units)
MECH 499 Technical Project (1.5 units)

Courses from Other departments

With the permission of the involved departments, students may take a limited number of upper-level courses as technical electives from other departments.

MECH 500-level Courses

With the permission of the department, students may select courses as technical electives, from the list of 500-level Mechanical Engineering graduate courses.

Minor in Mechanical Systems

A Mechanical Systems Minor is open to all students outside the Mechanical Engineering program. It requires 9 units of MECH-designated courses, with a minimum of 4.5 units at the 300 level or above. Permission of the department is required. Courses that fulfill requirements for a Minor cannot form part of the requirements for the degree. In order to accommodate students from different backgrounds, as much flexibility as possible is given in course selection (consistent with course prerequisites). A suitable choice of second-year courses can lead to any areas of specialization given above in the Mechanical Engineering Technical Elective list.

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