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Bachelor of Science in MechanicalEngineeringDescriptionMechanical engineering is one of the broadest and oldest branches of engineering and can require work thatranges from the design and manufacture of very fine and sensitive instruments with micro and nano scales,to the design and fabrication of huge power plants. The ME program emphasizes a fundamental approach toengineering in which the student learns to identify needs, define problems and apply basic principles andtechniques to obtain a solution. This philosophy is incorporated in the classroom lectures, laboratoryactivities, design projects and research. ME graduates are expected to deal with moving devices and complexsystems. Students learn about materials, design, manufacturing, solid and fluid mechanics, thermodynamics,heat transfer, control, and instrumentation, to understand mechanical systems. Specialized ME subjectsinclude energy conversion, energy management, air conditioning, turbumachinery, composite materials andmaterials processing, combustion, fracture mechanics, selected topics in mechatronics and vibration, controlengineering, introduction to robotics, selected topics in manufacturing and design, maintenance engineering,biomechanics and selected topics in bioengineering.

Program Objectives1. Serve UAE industries by providing qualified mechanical engineering graduates equipped with a broad-

based knowledge of mechanical engineering, related principles, theories and applications.2. Provide UAE industries with graduates capable of designing, analyzing, testing and implementing

mechanical systems and processes.3. Meet industry expectations for graduates with skills including communication skills, use of modern

engineering tools, ability to perform well in teams, and commitment to life-long learning.4. Increase graduates’ commitment to highest standards of ethical practice and to social and

environmental issues relevant to engineering profession.5. Provide the program graduates with awareness of the tools and skills necessary for participating

effectively in building a healthy, diverse and sustainable UAE economy.

Program Learning OutcomesUpon successful completion of this program, students will be able to:

1. An ability to apply knowledge of mathematics, calculus based sciences and engineering to MechanicalEngineering

2. An ability to design and conduct experiments as well as to analyze and interpret data3. An ability to design thermal and mechanical systems, component or processes to meet desired needs4. An ability to function on multi-disciplinary teams5. An ability to identify, formulate and solve engineering problems6. An understanding of professional and ethical responsibility7. An ability to communicate effectively with written, oral and visual means8. The broad education necessary to understand the impact of engineering solutions in a global and

societal context and a knowledge of contemporary issues.9. A recognition of the need for and ability to engage in life-long learning

10. An Ability to use modern engineering techniques, skills and computing tools necessary for engineeringpractice

11. Familiarity with statistics and linear algebra12. A recognition of the need for and an ability to engage in entrepreneurial activities.

Degree Requirements: Total Credit Hours: 147Course Credits

General Education (Req. CH:42)

Cluster 1: Values to Live By - Islam (Req CH:3)ISLM 1103 Islamic Culture 3

Cluster 1: Values to Live By - Ethics (Req CH:2)

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GENG 215 * Introduction to Ethics and Design 2

* Also counts towards the Major Cluster 2: Skills for Life - English Communication Skills (Req CH:6)ESPU 107 English For Engineering 3ESPU 1452 Communication Skills for Engineering 3

Cluster 2: Skills for Life - Thinking Skills (Req CH:3)HSS 110 Scientific Research Skills 3ITBP 119 Algorithms and Problem Solving 3PHI 180 Critical Thinking 3PSY 105 Creative & Innovative Thinking Skills 3

IBLC - Inquiry based learning courses must be taken within first 30 credit hours

Cluster 3: The Human Community - Emirates Society (Req CH:3)HSS 105 Emirates Studies 3

Cluster 3: The Human Community - Humanities/Fine Arts (Req CH:3) ARCH 340 History and Theory of Architecture 3HIS 133 Introduction to Art History 3HSR 120 Introduction to Heritage & Culture 3HSR 130 Introduction to Language & Communication 3LIT 150 Introduction to Literature 3LNG 100 Introduction to Linguistics 3LNG 110 Language, Society & Culture 3MSC 200 Introduction to Mass Media 3MSC 240 World and Arab Media 3PHI 101 Introduction to Philosophy 3PHI 270 Philosophy of Education 3PHI 271 History and Philosophy of Science 3TRS 200 Introduction to Translation 3

Cluster 3: The Human Community - Social and Behavioral Sciences (Req CH:3)GENG 315 * Engineering Practice and Entrepreneurship 3

* Also counts towards the Major Cluster 3: The Human Community - The Global Experience (Req CH:3)

AGRB 360 Global Agri-food Trade 3

ARCH 346 Contemporary World Architecture 3BIOE 240 Principles of Environmental Science 3GEO 200 World Regional Geography 3HIS 120 Arab & Islamic Civilization 3HIS 121 World History: Origins to 1500 3HIS 125 Contemporary Civilization 3PSG 250 Principles of International Relations 3

Cluster 4: The Natural World - Mathematics (Req CH:3)MATH 1110 * Calculus I for Engineering 3

* Also counts towards the Major Cluster 4: The Natural World - Natural Sciences (Req CH:7)CHEM 111 * General Chemistry I 3





PHYS 1110 * Physics & Engineering Applications I 4

* Also counts towards the Major Cluster 5: Capstone Experience (Req CH:6)MECH 585 * Graduation Project I 3

MECH 590 * Graduation Project II 3

* Also counts towards the Major

Course Credits

College of EngineeringRequired Courses (Req CH:26)CHEM 175 Chemistry Lab I for Engineering 1GENG 200 Introduction to Programming 2GENG 220 Engineering Thermodynamics 3GENG 250 Freshman Lab 2MATH 1120 Calculus II for Engineering 3MATH 2210 Differential Equations & Engineering Applications 3

MATH 2220 Linear Algebra & Engineering Applications 3MECH 390 Engineering Materials 3PHYS 1120 Physics & Engineering Applications II 4STAT 220 Engineering Statistics 2

Course Credits

Mechanical EngineeringRequired Courses (Req CH:67)ELEC 372 Electro-Mechanical Devices 2GENG 240 Statics 3

GENG 305 Mechanics of Materials I 3MECH 306 Manufacturing Processes 3MECH 310 Dynamics & Vibrations 3MECH 311 Applied Thermodynamics 3MECH 315 Geometric Modeling 2MECH 340 Fluid Mechanics 3MECH 348 Fluid Mechanics Lab 1MECH 350 Introduction to Mechatronics 3MECH 384 Mechanical Engineering Analysis 3MECH 433 Introduction to Computer Aided Manufacturing 2MECH 407 Machine Design I 3MECH 409 Dynamic Systems & Control 3MECH 411 Heat Transfer 3MECH 412 Machine Design II 3MECH 417 Kinematics Design of Machinery 3MECH 426 Thermofluid System Design & Analysis 3MECH 430 Thermal Engineering Lab 1MECH 440 Design and Manufacturing Lab 1MECH 450 System Dynamics Lab 1MECH 495 Industrial Training 15

Course CreditsBasic Sciences ElectivesStudent should take one course from this group (CH:3)PHYS 235 Waves and Optics 3





PHYS 250 Modern Physics 3CHEM 282 Organic Chemistry for Non-Majors 3BIOC 100 Basic Biology I 3

Course Credits

Elective Mechanical Engineering Specialization Requirements A student must successfully complete 9 credit hours (3 courses) from any of the following 4 groups. (Req

CH:9)

BioengineeringMECH 520 Selected Topics in Bioengineering 3MECH 521 Biomechanics 3MECH 522 Bioinstrumentation 3MECH 523 Biomaterials 3MECH 525 Introduction to Bioengineering 3

Design and ManufacturingMECH 540 Selected Topics in Design & Manufacturing 3MECH 541 Non-conventional Manufacturing 3MECH 542 Introduction to Composites Design & Manufacturing 3MECH 543 Introduction to Rapid Tooling 3MECH 545 Maintenance Engineering 3MECH 547 Intermediate Mechanics of Material 3

Thermo-FluidsMECH 510 Selected Topics in Thermal Sciences 3MECH 512 Intermediate Heat Transfer 3MECH 513 Air Conditioning Systems 3

MECH 514 Heat Engines 3MECH 516 Energy Management 3MECH 517 Turbomachinery 3

Mechatronics and ControlMECH 506 Control Engineering 3MECH 530 Selected Topics in Mechatronics 3MECH 531 Introduction to Robotics 3MECH 532 Design of Mechatronics Systems 3MECH 533 Mechanical Vibration 3

Aerospace (Student not allowed to take more than two courses from this group)MECH 550 Introduction to Aerospace Engineering 3MECH 551 Foundation of Aerodynamics 3MECH 552 Aerospace Structures 3MECH 553 Flight Dynamics, Stability and Control 3MECH 554 Aerospace Propulsion 3

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