To earn the equivalent of a minor in Mechanical Engineering, you must complete four segments:
- Prerequisites in Mathematics and Science (5 courses)
- Introductory courses in Mechanical Engineering (2 courses)
- Options from 100- and 200-level courses in Mechanical Engineering (2 courses)
- Options from advanced courses in Mechanical Engineering (2 courses)
Prerequisites in Mathematics and Science (all required):
MA101: Calculus I
MA102: Calculus II
MA221: Ordinary Differential Equations
PHYS101: Introduction to Mechanics
CHEM101: General Chemistry I
Introductory Courses in Mechanical Engineering (all required):
ME101: Introduction to Mechanical Engineering
ME102: Mechanics I
Options from 100- and 200-Level Courses (choose 2):
ME103: Thermodynamics
ME104: Computer Aided Design
ME201: Fluid Mechanics*
ME204: Heat Transfer*
Options from Advanced Mechanical Engineering Courses (choose 2):
ME202: Mechanics II
ME203: Engineering Materials & Materials Processing
ME301: Measurement & Experimentation Laboratory*
ME302: Mechatronics
*MA103: Multivariable Calculus is a prerequisite for these courses. Please observe all other prerequisites.
More info: http://www.saylor.org/mechanical-engineering-minor/