BS in Mechanical Engineering

The Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering (BSME) program aligns with ASU's strategic goals to seize the opportunity for workforce development that links institutional strengths in science and technology and addresses the demand for mechanical engineers in the state, region, and nation. The target audience is students who aspire to utilize applications-oriented disciplines. The BSME program will advance the university, division, and college missions by preparing graduates to pursue professional careers in mechanical engineering. The proposed program endeavors to produce graduates who can apply engineering methods to problems in automobiles, aircraft, robotics, energy systems, control systems, and the environment.

Outcomes

1. Graduates will meet or exceed the expectations of employers of mechanical engineers.

2. Qualified graduates will pursue advanced study if they so desire.

3. Graduates will pursue leadership positions in their profession and/or communities.

4. Participate in continuous learning activities to advance their careers, goals and personal interests.

B.S., Mechanical Engineering (129 Credit Hours)

Humanities and Fine Arts (12 Credit Hours)

HUM 103Humanities Through the African American Experience

3

ENG 210Intro to Literature

3

ENG 209Intro to Literature

3

 

Choose one of the following:

ART 131Art Appreciation

3

THE 111Intro to Theatre Arts

3

MUS 121Music Appreciation

3

English Composition (6 Credit Hours)

ENG 131English Composition I

3

ENG 132English Composition II

3

Orientation (1 Credit Hour)

ORI 100First-Year Experience

1

Humanities Electives (Choose one of the following)

 
HUM 101Interdisciplinary Humanities

3

HUM 102Interdisciplinary Humanities

3

CMS 200Voice and Diction

3

CMS 205Public Speaking

3

PHL 210Logical Reasoning

3

*Students originating at ASU requirement.

** Students satisfying the 6-semester hour literature sequence (ENG 209 and 210) are only required to complete 3 semester hours of history sequence (HIS 131 OR 132) and may complete the requirement by selecting any other Humanities/Fine Arts courses in Area II in addition to HUM 103.

** Students satisfying the 6-semester hour history sequence (HIS 131 and 132) are required to take 3 semester hours of the literature sequence (ENG 209 and 210) and are only required to take (1) history, social science, and behavior science elective. 

History, Social and Behavioral Sciences

HIS 131World History

3

HIS 132World History

3

GEO 206World Geography

3

History, Social & Behavioral Sciences Electives (Choose two)

ANT 113Soc Around the World

3

ECO 251Prin of Economics I

3

ECO 254Introd to Economics

3

POS 207American Government

3

PSY 251General Psychology

3

SOC 110Intro to Sociology

3

Natural Sciences and Mathematics

MAT 265Calculus & Analy Geom I

4

MAT 266Calculus & Analytic Geom. II

4

BIO 127General Bio Lecture

3

Total Required Core Hours 43

Pre-professional, Major and Elective Courses (34 hours)

MAT 350Dif Equation and Multi Cal Eng

3

BIO 128General Bio Lecture

3

CHE 141General College Chemistry I (lab included)

4

PHY 210General Physics I

4

PHY 211General Physics II

4

110Introduction to Mechanical Engineering

3

210Introduction to Computing for Engineers

3

230Engineering Graphics

3

250Thermodynamics for Engineers

3

MCE 290Introduction to Materials

3

Total Credit Hours:34

Required Major Courses (43)

200Statics

3

220Dynamics

3

350Thermodynamics II

3

355Engineering Analysis

3

360Fluid Mechanics

3

370Electrical Circuits and Systems

3

380Heat Transfer

3

390Mechanics of Materials

3

412Computer Aided Engineering

3

Total Credit Hours:43

Tech Elective 6 hours

Required Support Courses

MAT 225Prob & Intro Statistics

3

BIO 340Biostatistics

3

BME 375Probability and Statistics for Engineers

3