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University of Massachusetts - Amherst Object Oriented Analysis and Design

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Scheduling Note: Courses offered vary from year to year and from semester to semester. The sequence of

courses shown is only a sample. Students will plan their individual programs after consulting the University

Registration Materials and the MIE Department Registration Notes.

Scheduling Option: Students who do not enroll in MIE 302 in their 5th semester may choose to take MIE 313

instead and may take MIE 413 and MIE 415 in their 6th and 7th semesters, respectively.

Graduation Clearance: Both University and Department Cumulative GPAs of 2.0 are required for graduation.

Prerequisites: Not all prerequistes are shown. Consult SPIRE Course Descriptions for complete listings.

Students must satisfy prerequisites or obtain instructor permission, irrespective of SPIRE enrollment.

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Scheduling Note:

Courses offered vary from year to year and from semester to semester. The sequence of

courses shown is only a sample. Students will plan their individual programs after consulting the UniversityRegistration Materials and the MIE Department Registration Notes. Scheduling Option:

Students who do not enroll in MIE 302 in their 5th semester may choose to take MIE 313

instead and may take MIE 413 and MIE 415 in their 6th and 7th semesters, respectively. Graduation Clearance:

Both University and Department Cumulative GPAs of 2.0 are required for graduation.

Prerequisites:

Not all prerequistes are shown. Consult SPIRE Course Descriptions for complete listings.

Students must satisfy prerequisites or obtain instructor permission, irrespective of SPIRE enrollment.

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ME Degree Program, Flowchart Notes

NOTE : The flowchart is not the official student record. It should be used in conjunction with your university

transcript and your academic requirements report.

Notes: a. Social World Requirement : 4 courses, each 4 credits (one from each group)

1) AL or AT 3) HS

2) SB 4) AL, AT, SB, SI or I

Social World Diversity Requirement

One of the four Social World courses must have a global diversity designation (DG) and one must

have a United States diversity designation (DU)

2. b. Biological Science Requirement: Any 4 cr course having the Biological Science (BS) designation.

c. Alternative Courses: An approved alternative exists to the "standard" course shown.

d. Mechanical Engineering Program Electives: Students must take 4 ME Tech Elective courses and

one MIE Elective course. Other upper level engineering courses, including courses in other engineering

and related disciplines, may be acceptable as ME Tech Elective courses. MIE 353 is not considered a ME

Tech Elective.

All MIE courses at or above the 300 level, including ME Tech Electives, are acceptable as the MIE

Elective. Chem 112 and Math 235 also satisfy the MIE Elective requirement. Courses related to ME but

taught in other Engineering or Science Departments, Math, or ISOM may be acceptable. Typically,

electives are offered in only one semester and many are not offered every year; check SPIRE to see which

courses are each semester.

First Year Seminar: This course is not a graduation requirement and is not included in the total credits.

See the registration notes for a listing of scheduled ME Tech Electives and examples of approved non-

MIE Tech Electives.

ME COURSE TITLES AND NUMBERS

MIE 201

MIE 210

MIE 211

MIE 230

MIE 273

MIE 302

MIE 310

MIE 313

MIE 340

MIE 354

MIE 375

Introduction to Mechanical & Industrial Engineering First Year Seminar Computational Approaches to Engineering Problems (using MATLAB) Introduction to Materials Science Statics Strength of Materials Thermodynamics Probability and Statistics for Engineers ME Lab I Dynamics Design of Mechanical Components Fluid Mechanics I System Dynamics Heat Transfer Manufacturing Processes MIE 395A Seminar, Engineering Professionalism

MIE 344

MIE 402

MIE 413

MIE 415

ME Lab II Design of Mechanical Assemblies Design of Mechanical Systems

ENGIN 113

MIE 124

ENGIN 1 91

non-ME COURSE TITLES AND NUMBERS Chem 1 11 Chemistry I ECE 361 Introduction to Electrical Engineering ENGIN 351 Junior Year Technical Writing EnglWP 112 College Writing Math 131 Calculus I Math 132 Calculus II Math 233 Calculus III (Vector Calculus) Math 331 Calculus IV (Differential Equations) Phys 151 Physics I (Forces, Energy & Work) Phys 152 Physics II (Electricity & Magnetism)