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MDLG 498: Directed Research
1.00 - 5.00 Credits
Seattle University
Directed Research
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MEGR 100: Introduction to Mechanical Engineering
1.00 Credits
Seattle University
An overview of mechanical engineering. Course includes seminars by practicing mechanical engineers who discuss day-to-day engineering and the latest advances in the industry. Typical industries represented include: aerospace, transportation, HVAC, power generation, manufacturing, medical equipment, and sports equipment. Graded CR/F. One seminar per week. (spring)
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MEGR 105: Engineering Graphics and Design
3.00 Credits
Seattle University
Technical sketching. Isometric, orthographic, auxiliary, and sectional views. Dimensioning. Introduction to computer-aided drafting (CAD) and solid modeling. Includes design project using CAD. Three two-hour sessions per week. Laboratory. (fall, winter)
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MEGR 105 - Engineering Graphics and Design
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MEGR 106: Machine Shop
1.00 Credits
Seattle University
Manufacturing processes including casting, welding, forging, plastics forming and metal cutting. Lab includes industry tours and hands-on machine shop projects focusing on fundamental theory and operation of precision measuring instruments, hand tools, metal lathes and CNC mills. Pre or co-requisite: MEGR 105. Prerequisite: CEEGR 221. (fall, winter, spring)
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MEGR 181: Innovative Design
2.00 Credits
Seattle University
The design process, including performance prediction and prototype construction and testing. Includes a guided class project, team evaluation of an existing engineering design, and a major team design project. Final exam will consist of an oral presentation and performance demonstration of the team design. Two 70 minute sessions per week. Laboratory. Prerequisite: freshman or sophomore standing. (fall, winter)
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MEGR 210: Statics
4.00 Credits
Seattle University
Vector algebra. Equilibrium of forces and moments, distributed forces, hydrostatics, friction, virtual work; all applied to simple bodies. Four lectures per week. Prerequisites: MATH 135, PHYS 121. (fall, winter)
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MEGR 230: Dynamics
4.00 Credits
Seattle University
Vectors applied to kinematics and kinetics. Particle, system of particles, and rigid bodies related to translation, rotation, plane motion, relative motion, forces, impulse-momentum, work-energy. Four lectures per week. Prerequisites: MEGR 210. (winter, spring)
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MEGR 281: Engineering Methods
4.00 Credits
Seattle University
Modern methods using computers to solve problems encountered in mechanical and civil engineering. Examples are stress analysis and beams (numerical integration, matrix methods, systems of simultaneous equations), stability of mechanical systems and columns (differential equations). Four lectures per week. Co-requisites: MEGR 230, MATH 233. (fall, spring)
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MEGR 291-293: Special Topics
1.00 - 5.00 Credits
Seattle University
Special Topics
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MEGR 296: Directed Study
1.00 - 5.00 Credits
Seattle University
Directed Study
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