Mechanical Engineers, what classes are you taking this semester?

[dbot]

Man, the work seems to be piling on now that its 3 weeks into the semester.

What classes are you Mechie's taking this semester??

I'm inbetween a junior/senior status so here's my schedule....

ENME 204-Engineering Design with CAD (3-d Pro Engineering Modeling)
ENME 301-Engineering Science of Materials
ENEE 302-Electrical Circuit Theory Analysis
ENME 303-Mathematics of Engineering (MATLAB)

 

[Triumph]

Originally posted by: dbot
Man, the work seems to be piling on now that its 3 weeks into the semester.

What classes are you Mechie's taking this semester??

I'm inbetween a junior/senior status so here's my schedule....

ENME 204-Engineering Design with CAD (3-d Pro Engineering Modeling)
ENME 301-Engineering Science of Materials
ENEE 302-Electrical Circuit Theory Analysis
ENME 303-Mathematics of Engineering (MATLAB)

nothing extremely hard about that schedule, relatively speaking. although i took materials and electrical theory in my sophomore year.... the electrical theory is especially important to get done earlier. what school do you go to?

 

[Shivatron]

Pfft, that's all? Engineering Physics, Computer Option here. (The Eng Phys Mech Option students take all the courses I marked with a * plus a few more.)

CISC 322 - SOFTWARE ARCHITECTURE
ELEC 323 - SIGNALS AND SYSTEMS I
*PHYS 335 - SEMICONDUCTOR PHYSICS
*PHYS 342 - RELATIVITY AND QUANTA
*PHYS 351 - ENGINEERING PHYSICS LABORATORY
*PHYS 312 - MATH. METHODS IN PHYSICS
ECON 110 - PRINCIPLES OF ECONOMICS (Elective)

BTW, I'm at Queen's University (Kingston, Ontario, Canada).

 

[dbot]

Originally posted by: Triumph

Originally posted by: dbot
Man, the work seems to be piling on now that its 3 weeks into the semester.

What classes are you Mechie's taking this semester??

I'm inbetween a junior/senior status so here's my schedule....

ENME 204-Engineering Design with CAD (3-d Pro Engineering Modeling)
ENME 301-Engineering Science of Materials
ENEE 302-Electrical Circuit Theory Analysis
ENME 303-Mathematics of Engineering (MATLAB)

nothing extremely hard about that schedule, relatively speaking. although i took materials and electrical theory in my sophomore year.... the electrical theory is especially important to get done earlier. what school do you go to?

Yea, they aren't very hard to get theory wise, it's just finding time to get all the labs and homework done. 3 of them have labs, which are 2 hour each. Also doesn't help that I work roughly 20 hours a week.

I go to Univ. of Maryland Baltimore County

 

[kaizersose]

none, i got my ME degree last winter. i rule (pumps fist)

seriously though, i feel for you.

quick word of advice to dbot, pay attention in the CAD and materials classes. those are the ones that will get you a job.

 

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