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M E 349

ENGINEERING DESIGN PROJECTS

3 credits.

Applied engineering design projects. Emphasis on design of practical mechanical engineering systems, devices and/or components. Two 2-hr labs and one lecture per week. Lecture focuses on the design process, creativity, patents, and other applications to practical problems.

Prerequisites & course information

Requisites: Declared in Mechanical Engineering with senior standing and M E 331 Repeatable for Credit: No Last Taught: Spring 2020 Learning Outcomes: 1. Define an engineering problem as it relates to clients and stakeholders, and translate stakeholder requirements into engineering specifications Audience: Undergraduate 2. Research previous solutions to similar design problems Audience: Undergraduate 3. Identify potentially relevant standards to design problems Audience: Undergraduate 4. Work together on a team that fosters inclusiveness, delegate responsibility, and plan tasks and monitors effort to better achieve objectives that meet client requirements Audience: Undergraduate 5. Build an effective physical or analytical prototype Audience: Undergraduate 6. Communicate design progress in written and oral format Audience: Undergraduate 7. Defend design decisions with engineering calculations Audience: Undergraduate Learning Outcomes: 1. Define an engineering problem as it relates to clients and stakeholders, and translate stakeholder requirements into engineering specifications Audience: Undergraduate 2. Research previous solutions to similar design problems Audience: Undergraduate 3. Identify potentially relevant standards to design problems Audience: Undergraduate 4. Work together on a team that fosters inclusiveness, delegate responsibility, and plan tasks and monitors effort to better achieve objectives that meet client requirements Audience: Undergraduate 5. Build an effective physical or analytical prototype Audience: Undergraduate 6. Communicate design progress in written and oral format Audience: Undergraduate 7. Defend design decisions with engineering calculations Audience: Undergraduate

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