Mechanical Engineering
There are two different concentrations of mechanical engineering:
Dynamic Systems
*Hours are Credit : Lecture : Lab
**Note: Some concentration courses have a prerequisite of ME EN 275. ACME students have permission to skip this prerequisite provided they have already taken Math 334 or Math 303.
To skip a prerequisite, use an add code provided by the Mech En department's undergraduate advisor: Marianne Cutchins (mariannec@byu.edu) 801-422-2624.
Fluid and Thermodynamics
*Hours are Credit : Lecture : Lab
**Note: Some concentration courses have some prerequisites that can be skipped by ACME students ME 275. ACME students have permission to skip this prerequisite provided they have already taken Math 334 or Math 303. Chem 105: ACME students have permission to skip this prerequisite. To skip a prerequisite, use an add code provided by the Mech En department's undergraduate advisor: Marianne Cutchins (mariannec@byu.edu) 801-422-2624.
Mechanical Engineering Concentration Recommended Schedules
There are two different concentrations of mechanical engineering:
Each concentration has 2 MAPs (Major Academic Plans); one for students who have completed MATH 113 (Start with EMC2) and those who have not (Start with Math 112).
Dynamic Systems
Dynamic Systems: EMC2
- It is recommended that you take the classes highlighted in blue as part of the EMC2 program (see EMC2.byu.edu). If you have credit for Math 113, you can start EMC2 now.
- Since this concentration does not require CS 235, ACME Major can count your EMC2 experience as your CS 111 credit, but it is recommended that you take CS 235 (with Prerequisite CS 111) before starting the Junior Core.
Dynamic Systems: No Prior Calculus Credit
Fluid and Thermodynamics
Fluid and Thermodynamics: EMC2
- It is recommended that you take the classes highlighted in blue as part of the EMC2 program (see EMC2.byu.edu). If you have credit for Math 113, you can start EMC2 now.
- Since this concentration does not require CS 235, ACME Major can count your EMC2 experience as your CS 111 credit, but it is recommended that you take CS 235 (with Prerequisite CS 111) before starting the Junior Core.
Fluid and Thermodynamics: No Prior Calculus Credit
After graduation, students have gone into the both the workforce and graduate programs. These are some of the fields that graduates from this concentration have gone into:
Software Engineering