TECHNICAL ELECTIVE REQUIREMENTS Courses offered by Mechanical Engineering that are numbered 400 or higher. Formal ME. ME 273 and ME 379 are accepted for all flowcharts. ME 351 is accepted for pre-2016 flowcharts. Formal Non-ME. Courses offered by programs outside of Mechanical Engineering. courses may be engineering, mathematics, physics, chemistry, statistics, biology, or computer science courses numbered 400 or higher. EPD and InterEgr course selections are limited to those listed below. The sub-400-level courses listed below are also accepted as non-ME technical electives. Other courses may be accepted if approved by the Curriculum Committee in advance of taking the course. BMOLCHEM 314 BSE 351, 364, 367 CBE 320, 326 CHEM 341, 343, 345 CIV ENGR 311, 315, 320, 330, 370, 392 COMP SCI 300, 354, 367, 371 ECE 320, 330, 340, 342, 352, 353, 354, 355, 356 EP 272 EPD 374, 375, 376, 660 INTEREGR 301 ISYE 323, 349 MATH 321, 322 MS&E 330, 332, 352 NE 305 PHYSICS 205, 241, 311, 321, 322, 325 PHYSIOL 335 STAT 311, 312, 333, 349, 351 Non-formal. Independent study courses in engineering, mathematics, physics, chemistry, statistics, biology, or computer sciences numbered 399 and higher; Cooperative Education (ME 001); and EPD 690, Engineer Magazine.” “Wisconsin Note: A formal course is defined as a course that meets regularly in a lecture format to study a selected topic. The educational mission is assisted with homework and exams. Formal courses include those in an online format but do not include seminar, survey, or other similar courses. Please refer to the ME curriculum flowchart that matches your date of entry into the ME program for specific course and credit requirements.
TECHNICAL ELECTIVE REQUIREMENTS Formal ME. Courses offered by Mechanical Engineering that are numbered 400 or higher. ME 273 and ME 379 are accepted for all flowcharts. ME 351 is accepted for pre-2016 flowcharts. Formal Non-ME. Courses offered by programs outside of Mechanical Engineering. courses may be engineering, mathematics, physics, chemistry, statistics, biology, or computer science courses numbered 400 or higher. EPD and InterEgr course selections are limited to those listed below. The sub-400-level courses listed below are also accepted as non-ME technical electives. Other courses may be accepted if approved by the Curriculum Committee in advance of taking the course. BMOLCHEM 314 BSE 351, 364, 367 CBE 320, 326 CHEM 341, 343, 345 CIV ENGR 311, 315, 320, 330, 370, 392 COMP SCI 300, 354, 367, 371 ECE 320, 330, 340, 342, 352, 353, 354, 355, 356 EP 272 EPD 374, 375, 376, 660 INTEREGR 301 ISYE 323, 349 MATH 321, 322 MS&E 330, 332, 352 NE 305 PHYSICS 205, 241, 311, 321, 322, 325 PHYSIOL 335 STAT 311, 312, 333, 349, 351 Non-formal. Independent study courses in engineering, mathematics, physics, chemistry, statistics, biology, or computer sciences numbered 399 and higher; Cooperative Education (ME 001); and EPD 690, “Wisconsin Engineer Magazine.” Note: A formal course is defined as a course that meets regularly in a lecture format to study a selected topic. The educational mission is assisted with homework and exams. Formal courses include those in an online format but do not include seminar, survey, or other similar courses. Please refer to the ME curriculum flowchart that matches your date of entry into the ME program for specific course and credit requirements.
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