\section{Fourth Year}

\textbf{Sem \quad Grade \quad (29 semester credit hours)}

\begin{tabular}{llll}
4910 & 3.0 iw & Capstone Design I & (Department Permission and Note 11) \\
ME & 2.0 & Senior Lab & (Note 12) \\
ME & 3.0 & Track Course & (Note 6) \\
ME & 3.0 & Track Course & (Note 6) \\
ME & 3.0 & Technical Elective & (Note 7) \\
4920 & 3.0 iw & Capstone Design II & (ME 4910 or EGR 4910) \\
ME & 3.0 & Track Course & (Note 6) \\
ME & 3.0 & Technical Elective & (Note 7) \\
WSC & 3.0 & Choose one from Element 4 & (Note 4) \\
WSC & 3.0 & Choose one from Element 5 & (Note 4) \\
\end{tabular}

Credit Hours per Semester in the Model Program: 14 \quad 15 \quad 0

Total Program Credit Hours: 123.0

\section{Notes}

1. Advising is mandatory in order to assure timely completion of the program. Please see a department advisor as soon as possible to ensure enrollment in the proper courses. The undergraduate request for registration form is located on the Mechanical and Materials Engineering Department web page at http://www.cs.wright.edu/mme/forms.

2. In the right hand columns, (★) denotes the model schedule for a full-time student, (a) denotes ``tentatively available'', and (•) denotes ``not available''.

3. The course number in parentheses denotes a prerequisite course. A course number followed by ``c'', such as (PHY ####c), denotes a co-requisite (can or must be taken at the same time).

4. See the Undergraduate Catalog for the Wright State Core requirements.

5. In addition to ENG 1100 and EGR 3350, all students are required to complete two Integrated Writing ``iw'' courses from the Wright State Core. This may include the ``iw'' course EGR 1010. Students must also complete two Multicultural Competence courses ``MC'' courses from the Wright State Core. Refer to the university catalog for additional information.

6. Students have the option to choose from the three tracks below. At least one track must be completed in its entirety. Additional courses outside the chosen track may be taken as technical electives.

\section{Design Track}

\begin{tabular}{llll}
ME 4120 & 3.0 & Finite Element Analysis & (MTH 2320, (MTH 2350 or MTH 2330 and MTH 2530)) and ME 3120 \\
ME 4150 & 3.0 & Mechanical Design II & (ME 4140) \\
ME 4210 & 3.0 & Mechanical Vibrations & (ME 3210) \\
\end{tabular}

\section{Thermal-Fluids Track}

\begin{tabular}{llll}
ME 3320 & 3.0 & Thermodynamics II & (ME 1020, (ME 3310 and Note 10)) \\
ME 4010 & 3.0 & Computational Methods for Mechanical Engineers & (ME 3210 and ME 3360) \\
ME 4340 & 3.0 & Simulation of Thermal-Fluids Problems with Advanced Engineering Software & (ME 3360) \\
\end{tabular}

\section{Manufacturing Track}

\begin{tabular}{llll}
ISE 2211 & 3.0 & Statistical Methods for Testing, Development, and Manufacturing I & (MTH 2300 or EGR 1010) \\
ISE 4850 & 3.0 & Six Sigma for Engineers & (ISE 2211) \\
EE 4120 & 4.0 & Industrial Controls and Automation & (ME 1020 and ME 3210) \\
\end{tabular}

7. (TE) denotes ``Technical Elective,'' 9 hours minimum, to be selected from an approved list available on the Mechanical and Materials Engineering Department web page or in the department office.

8. Students must meet full major requirements (24+ credit hours completed, 2.25 cumulative grade point average, C or higher in ENG 1100, (PHY 2400/2400L or CHM 1210/1210L), (EGR 1010 or MTH 2300), and ME 1020 before being allowed to complete junior or senior level coursework.

9. (MPL 05 or 40 or ACT Math 25) and Trigonometry in High School.

10. A grade of ``C'' or higher is required in the following courses: EGR 1010 or MTH 2300 for EE 2010, ME 2120 and ME 3310 in order to satisfy the designated co-requisites.

11. Engineering Design, ME 4910 and 4920 or EGR 4910 and 4920 must be taken sequentially (Fall \& Spring). In addition, students must pass the integrated writing component of the Capstone Design courses. Open to juniors and seniors who are within 1.5 years of graduating. Minimum prerequisites include: ME 1040, ME 2210, ME 2700, ME 3120, ME 3310, EGR 3350, MTH 2320, MTH 2350, PHY 2401/2401L, and EE 2010/2010L.

12. For Senior Lab, one of the two lab courses must be completed: ME 4610 -- Thermal-Fluids Lab (Prerequisites: ME 3360 and ME 3600) or ME 4620 (tentative) -- Mechanical Testing and Metallography Lab (Prerequisites: ME 2700, ME 3120, and ME 3600).