School of Engineering/Mechanical
Engineering (Undergraduate)
Change a degree-major of an existing program
Bachelor of Science - Mechanical Engineering
Major
Summary of the changes:
This package updates
the BS Mechanical Engineering curriculum. The total credits required for the
degree will remain unchanged at 128. As part of this update, the following
changes to the curriculum have occurred:
Course Name Change
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Changed the name of “EML4304L Fluid Mechanics Lab (1 credit hr)” to “EML4304L
Thermal Sciences Laboratory I (1 credit hr)” to better describe this laboratory
course sequence. The course description was updated to reflect these changes.
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Changed the name of “EML4004L Energy Systems Laboratory (1 credit hr)” to
“EML4004L Thermal Sciences Laboratory II (1 credit hr)” to better describe this
laboratory course sequence. The course description was updated to reflect these
changes.
Removal of corequisite
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Removed “EML4304L Thermal Sciences Laboratory I (1 credit hr)” as a
corequisite for “EML 3015 Fluids (3 credit hr)”. “EML 3015 Fluids (3 credit
hr)” is already a corequisite for “EML4304L Thermal Sciences Laboratory I (1
credit hr)”. The double corequisite was causing issues when students
registered.
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Removed “EML4004L Thermal Sciences Laboratory II (1 credit hr)” as a
corequisite for “EML 4140 Heat Transfer (3 credit hr)”. “EML 4140 Heat Transfer
(3 credit hr)” is already a corequisite for “EML4004L Thermal Sciences
Laboratory II (1 credit hr)”. The double corequisite was causing issues when
students registered.
Removal of prerequisite
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Removed “EGN1001C Introduction to Engineering I (2 credit hr)” as a
prerequisite to “EML3535C Modern Engineering CAD (2 credit hr)”. The knowledge
from “EGN1001C Introduction to Engineering I (2 credit hr)” is no longer
required for “EML3535C Modern Engineering CAD (2 credit hr)”.
Added prerequisite(s)
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Added “MAP2302 Differential Equations (3 credit hr)” as a prerequisite to
“EML3015 Fluids (3 credit hr)”. This prerequisite ensures the students have the
necessary knowledge for the course.
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Added “MAC2311 Calculus I (3 credit hr)” as a prerequisite to “EMA3010
Introduction to Materials Science and Engineering (3 credit hr)”. This
prerequisite ensures the students have the necessary knowledge for the course.
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Added “EGN1001C Introduction to Engineering I (2 credit hr)” as a
prerequisite to “EML4320C Integrated Design and Manufacturing (3 credit hr)”.
This prerequisite ensures the students have the necessary knowledge for the
course.
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Add “EGN3321 Dynamics (3 credit hr)” as a prerequisite to “EML4140 Heat
Transfer (3 credit hr).” The knowledge in “EGN 3321 Dynamics (3 credit hr)” is
required for “EML4140 Heat Transfer (3 credit hr)”.
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Add “EGN3203 Modeling and Analysis of Dynamic Systems (3 credit hr)” and
“EGN3321 Dynamics (3 credit hr)” as prerequisites to “EML 4551 Senior Capstone
Design 1 (3 credit hr)”. These additional prerequisites ensure the students
have the necessary knowledge for their senior capstone project.
Added a corequisite
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Added “EGN1001C Introduction to Engineering I (2 credit hr)” as a corequisite
to “EML3100 Thermodynamics I (3 credit hr)”. This is to ensure that only engineering
students are taking this engineering course.
Change of prerequisite/corequisite
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For “EML4622 Clean and Renewable Energy (3 credit hr)”, the corequisites of
“EML3015 Fluids (3 credit hr)” and “EML4140 Heat Transfer (3 credit hr)” were
removed and the prerequisites of “EML3015 Fluids (3 credit hr)” and “EML3101
Thermodynamics II (3 credit hr)” were added. This change was done to ensure the
students had the necessary knowledge for the course.
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For “EGN4042 Problem Solving and Continuous Improvement Methods for Engineers
(3 credit hr)” removed “EGN 2009C Introduction to Engineering II (1-2 credit
hr)” as a prerequisite and added “EGN1001C Introduction to Engineering I (2
credit hr)” as a prerequisite. This change was due to “EGN 2009C Introduction to
Engineering II (1-2 credit hr)” no longer being offered as a required course
for engineering.
Course removal
- Remove the 3 credit hour course “EML4126: Transport Phenomena (3 credit hr)”.
Add some of the content from “EML4126: Transport Phenomena (3 credit hr)” to
the course “EML4140 Heat Transfer (3 credit hr)”. The course description for
“EML4140 Heat Transfer (3 credit hr)” was updated to reflect these changes.
This change was done to align with the other Florida state schools and to
streamline the thermal science course sequence.
Course addition for graduation
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An additional 3 credit hour technical elective (3 credit hr) will be required
for graduation, to replace the removal of 3 credit hours from “EML4126:
Transport Phenomena (3 credit hr)”. The total credits required for the degree
will remain unchanged at 128.
Changed course descriptions:
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EMA3010 Introduction to Materials Science and Engineering (3 credit hr)
Changed: Removed reference to laboratory since this is a lecture-based course. Expanded
on the lecture topics covered in the class.
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EML4304L: Thermal Sciences Laboratory I (1 credit hr)
Changed: The description was updated to reflect the topics that would be
covered within the first course in the thermal science laboratory sequence. The
difference between the current description and the previous one is that the
explanation of content in the new description is more explicit. The same
content has been covered in the courses previously, so it is indeed the same
course, but without explicit detailed call out in the descriptions.
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EML4004L: Thermal Sciences Laboratory II (1 credit hr)
Changed: The description was updated to reflect the topics that would be
covered within the second course in the thermal science laboratory sequence. The
difference between the current description and the previous one is that the
explanation of content in the new description is more explicit. The same
content has been covered in the courses previously, so it is indeed the same
course, but without explicit detailed call out in the descriptions.
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EML4140: Heat Transfer (3 credit hr)
Changed: The course description was updated to include the important topics
from EML4126: Transport Phenomena (3 credit hr) since the courses EML4140: Heat
Transfer (3 credit hr) and EML4126: Transport Phenomena (3 credit hr) are being
combined.
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Change an existing
course
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Energy Systems Lab
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EML
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Senior (4xxx)
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004 L
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Changed the name to “EML4004L Thermal Sciences Laboratory II” to better
describe this laboratory course sequence. The course description was updated to
reflect these changes. The difference between the current description and the
previous one is that the explanation of content in the new description is more
explicit. The same content has been covered in the courses previously, but
without explicit detailed call out in the descriptions.
EML4004L: Thermal Sciences Laboratory II Credits: 1
Prerequisite: EML 3101
Co-requisite: EML 4140
New Description: This laboratory course is designed to provide insight and
experience into the advanced fundamental principles taught in core thermal
science lecture courses. Topics may include safety, thermodynamic cycles, heat
exchangers, conduction and convection heat transfer, turbomachinery, and
internal/external flow concepts. Emphasis will also be placed on further
development of technical writing skills and oral presentations.New Course
Description: EML4004L: Thermal Sciences Laboratory II Credits: 1
Prerequisite: EML 3101
Co-requisite: EML 4140
Old Description: The application of mechanical engineering concepts and devices
will be performed in this laboratory to include incompressible flows and
thermal systems.
Updated Description: This laboratory course is designed to provide insight and
experience into the advanced fundamental principles taught in core thermal
science lecture courses. Topics may include safety, thermodynamic cycles, heat
exchangers, conduction and convection heat transfer, turbomachinery, and
internal/external flow concepts. Emphasis will also be placed on further
development of technical writing skills and oral presentations. |
Change an existing course
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Fluid Mechanics Lab
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EML
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Senior (4xxx)
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304 L
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Changed the name of “EML4304L Fluid Mechanics
Lab” to “EML4304L Thermal Sciences Laboratory I” to better describe this
laboratory course sequence. The difference between the current description and
the previous one is that the explanation of content in the new description is
more explicit. The same content has been covered in the courses previously, but
without explicit detailed call out in the descriptions.
EML4304L: Thermal Sciences Laboratory I Credits: 1
Prerequisite: EML 3100
Co-requisite: EML 3015
New Description: This laboratory course is designed to provide insight and
experience into the basic fundamental principles taught in core thermal science
lecture courses. Topics may include safety, problem solving method,
instrumentation, definitions, and basic concepts. Emphasis will also be placed
on development of technical writing skills.
New Course
Description: EML4304L: Thermal Sciences
Laboratory I Credits: 1
Prerequisite: EML 3100
Co-requisite: EML 3015
Old Description: This laboratory course is designed to provide insight and
experience into the fundamental principles taught in core thermal science
lecture courses. These principles include internal and external viscous flow.
These principles will also be studied using computer based simulation.
Updated Description: This laboratory course is designed to provide insight and
experience into the basic fundamental principles taught in core thermal science
lecture courses. Topics may include safety, problem solving method,
instrumentation, definitions, and basic concepts. Emphasis will also be placed
on development of technical writing skills. |
Change an existing
course
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Senior Capstone
Design I
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EML
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Senior (4xxx)
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551
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Add Mod Computational Methods (EGN3203) and Dynamics (EGN 3321) as
pre-requisite courses to EML 4551 to assure that students have the
appropriate knowledge for the course and are in the correct course sequence.
New Course
Description:
This course is the first part of a two-semester team design project.
Teams are responsible for preparing a project proposal including a problem
statement and need identification, concept generation and down selection and
a project design. Teams are further required to develop and demonstrate a
proof of concept or prototype. Additional topics covered include ethics,
safety, and intellectual property such as copyrights, trademarks and patents.
A final project proposal oral presentation is required.
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Change an existing
course
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Heat Transfer
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EML
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Senior (4xxx)
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140
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Add “EGN3321 Dynamics” as a prerequisite to “EML4140 Heat
Transfer.” The knowledge in “EGN 3321 Dynamics” is required for “EML4140 Heat
Transfer”.
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Removed “EML4004L Thermal Sciences Laboratory II” as a corequisite
for “EML 4140 Heat Transfer”. “EML 4140 Heat Transfer” is already a
corequisite for “EML4004L Thermal Sciences Laboratory II”. The double
corequisite was causing issues when students registered.
New Course
Description:
EML4140: Heat Transfer
Prerequisite: EML 3015, EGN3321 Dynamics
Co-requisite: EML 4004L
Description: In this course concepts are presented and studied
describing the processes of transferring energy in the form of heat from one
body (solid, liquid, or gas) to another body. Heat transfer by conduction,
convection, and radiation will be covered. The design and selection of heat
exchangers is also covered.
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Change an existing
course
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Fluids
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EML
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Junior (3xxx)
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015
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- Add “EGN3321 Dynamics” as a
prerequisite to “EML4140 Heat Transfer.” The knowledge in “EGN 3321 Dynamics”
is required for “EML4140 Heat Transfer”.
- Removed “EML4004L Thermal Sciences Laboratory II” as a corequisite for “EML
4140 Heat Transfer”. “EML 4140 Heat Transfer” is already a corequisite for
“EML4004L Thermal Sciences Laboratory II”. The double corequisite was causing
issues when students registered.
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Change an existing
course
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Integrated
Design/Manufacture
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EML
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Senior (4xxx)
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320C
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Added “EGN1001C Introduction to Engineering I” as a prerequisite to
“EML4320C Integrated Design and Manufacturing”. This prerequisite ensures the
students have the necessary knowledge for the course.
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Change an existing
course
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Introduction to
Materials Science and Engineering
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EMA
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Junior (3xxx)
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010
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Added “MAC2311 Calculus I” as a prerequisite to “EMA3010
Introduction to Materials Science and Engineering”. This prerequisite ensures
the students have the necessary knowledge for the course.
New Course
Description:
EMA3010 Introduction to Materials Science and Engineering Credits: 3
Prerequisite: CHM2045 (“C+” or better), CHM2045L (“C+” or better),
and MAC2311 Calculus I (“C+” or better)
This lecture based course covers the fundamentals of materials
science and the application of materials knowledge to engineering design.
Topics covered include the bonding and structure of metals, ceramics and
polymers, physical and mechanical behaviors of materials, phase equilibria,
phase transformations and microstructural evolution.
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Change an existing
course
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Modern Engineering
CAD
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EML
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Junior (3xxx)
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535C
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Removed “EGN1001C Introduction to Engineering I” as a prerequisite
to “EML3535C Modern Engineering CAD”. The knowledge from “EGN1001C
Introduction to Engineering I” is no longer required for “EML3535C Modern
Engineering CAD”.
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Change an existing
course
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Thermodynamics I
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EML
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Junior (3xxx)
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100
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Added “EGN1001C Introduction to Engineering I” as a corequisite to
“EML3100 Thermodynamics I”. This is to ensure that only engineering students
are taking this engineering course.
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Change an existing
course
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Problem Solving and
Continuous Improvement Methods for Engineers
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ENG
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Senior (4xxx)
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042
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- For “EGN4042 Problem Solving and Continuous Improvement Methods for
Engineers” removed “EGN 2009C Introduction to Engineering II” as a
prerequisite and added “EGN1001C Introduction to Engineering I” as a
prerequisite. This change was due to “EGN 2009C Introduction to Engineering
II” no longer being offered as a required course for engineering.
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Change an existing
course
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Clean/Renewable
Energy Tech
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EML
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Senior (4xxx)
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622
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- For “EML4622 Clean and Renewable Energy”, the corequisites of
“EML3015 Fluids” and “EML4140 Heat Transfer” were removed and the
prerequisites of “EML3015 Fluids” and “EML3101 Thermodynamics II” were added.
This change was done to ensure the students had the necessary knowledge for
the course.
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