Mechanical Engineering
Mechanical Engineering
Mechanical Engineering (ME) is concerned with energy and its transformations and the design of objects and structures that move. Mechanical engineers are responsible for conceiving, designing, modelling, manufacturing, testing, and marketing devices such as engines and energy systems, machines and robotics among countless other devices. Typical careers involve product design, development, manufacturing, sales, management, teaching, and research. Mechanical Engineering at UNF offers an ABET accredited BS degree, as well as a Master’s degree. Our alumni find success in top tier companies and graduate schools across the country.
Academic Programs and Policies
Prospective students (incoming freshmen, transfers, and graduate students) are encouraged to explore the academic programs and policies for the various ME programs. ME is part of the School of Engineering at UNF. There are academic policies that apply across all engineering majors and disciplines. Be sure to meet with an SOE Advisor often to ensure you are on the right path to graduation.
Academic Programs
Academic Policies
Block Schedules and Curriculum Maps
Engineering courses are progressively complex, relying on a carefully designed sequence of courses which must be taken in the proper order. Since many courses have multiple prerequisites, it helpful to use a curriculum map to understand the path to graduation. Each curriculum map details the required courses and course sequences for a specific catalog year. Your catalog year is defined by the year you enrolled at the university. Curriculum maps are provided below, with the most recent catalog year first. If you are unsure of your catalog year, please consult an SOE Advisor. The curriculum map is an aid, and not to be used in lieu of academic advising.
| BS in Mechanical Engineering | BS in Mechanical Engineering - Transfer Students |
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