Independent study of advanced problems related to mechanical engineering. Course Information: 1 to 3 undergraduate hours. No graduate credit.

This course is an introduction to acoustics and vibrations in design. Free, and forced vibrations of systems will be examined. Applied theory includes the ...

Course Content: Introduction to metal cutting, Mechanics of orthogonal and oblique cutting, Mechanics of milling, Modal analysis, Dimensional accuracy in ...

Engineering analysis and synthesis techniques are applied and iterated to obtain an optimal design solution. Students design and conduct experiments to verify ...

Course Description: Biomechanical product design with application to people or animals. Synthesis, prototyping, and analysis of designs. Project management.

REASON FOR SUBMITTING THIS FORM: I DO meet the necessary prerequisite(s). (You must obtain your faculty mentor's signature on the second page.

Biomechanical product design with application to people or animals. Synthesis, prototyping, and analysis of designs. Project management. Market research.

ME 497 Senior Project I: Project Research. First of two-course capstone design sequence. Students work in an environment appropriate to an industrial setting.

This five-week class explores the history of toys, marketing, toy design for different ages, and includes toy dissection, design, prototyping and field testing.