Manufacturing/Mechanical Engineering

Students with an interest in both areas can pursue a dual BSE program in Manufacturing and Mechanical Engineering and thus can earn two BSE degrees at the same time:

  • BSE degree in Manufacturing Engineering
  • BSE degree in Mechanical Engineering

The dual degree program requires specified coursework that equals a minimum of 143 total credits.  

Dearborn Discovery Core

Please see the Dearborn Discovery Core (General Education) webpage or additional information.

Foundational Studies

Writing and Communication (GEWO) – 6 Credits

Upper-Level Writing Intensive (GEWI) – 3 Credits

Quantitative Thinking and Problem Solving (GEQT) – 3 Credits

Critical and Creative Thinking (GECC) – 3 Credits

Areas of Inquiry

Natural Science (GENS) – 7 Credits

  • Lecture/Lab Science Course
  • Additional Science Course

Social and Behavioral Analysis (GESB) – 9 Credits

Humanities and the Arts (GEHA) – 6 Credits

Intersections (GEIN) – 6 Credits

Capstone

Capstone (GECE) – 3 Credits

Major Requirements

In addition to completion of the Dearborn Discovery Core, the following courses are required to earn a dual BSE degree in Manufacturing and Mechanical Engineering from UM-Dearborn.

Prerequisite Courses

COMP 270Tech Writing for Engineers (Fulfills 3 credits of DDC Written and Oral Communication)3
ECON 201Prin: Macroeconomics (Fulfills 3 credits of DDC Social and Behavioral Analysis)3
or ECON 202 Prin: Microeconomics
MATH 115Calculus I4
MATH 116Calculus II4
MATH 215Calculus III4
MATH 228Diff Eqns with Linear Algebra4
CHEM 134General Chemistry IA4
CHEM 136General Chemistry IIA4
PHYS 150General Physics I4
PHYS 151General Physics II4
ENGR 100Introduction to Engineering and Engineering Design 3
ENGR 126Engineering Computer Graphics2
ENGR 216Computer Meth for Engineers2
ENGR 250Principles of Eng Materials3
ME 230Thermodynamics4
ME 260Design Stress Analyses4

Dual Major in MGME Courses

ECE 305Intro to Electrical Eng4
ME 325Thermal Fluid Sciences I4
ME 345Engineering Dynamics4
ME 349Instrument & Measuremt Systems3
ME 3601Design and Analysis of Machine Elements4
ME 364Prob, Stats, and Rel in Mach D3
ME 375Thermal Fluid Sciences II4
ME 379Thermal-Fluids Laboratory3
ME 381Manufacturing Processes I4
or IMSE 382 Manufacturing Processes
ME 442Control Systems Analysis and Design4
ME 4671Senior Design I4
IMSE 421Eng Economy and Dec Anlys3
IMSE 440Applied stat models in engin3
IMSE 4425Human Factors and Ergonomics4
IMSE 4675Six Sigma & Stat Proc Improv4
IMSE 4795Prod, Inven Control & Lean Mfg4
IMSE 4835Comp.-Aided Prcs Desgn & Mfg4
IMSE 4953Design Project in Mfge1
Upper-Level ME Design Courses3-4
One course (3-4 credit hours) from:
BENG 370Biomechanics I4
BENG 450Biophotonics and Optical Metrology3
BENG 451Microfluidics3
BENG 481Biomimetics3
ENGR 360Design Thinking : Process, Method & Practice4
ENGR 493Exper Hnrs Dir Dsgn1
ME 4191Structural Mech & Design4
ME 4202Design Turbo. and Wind Gen.4
ME 423Thermal Sys Des & Optimization4
ME 4361Design of HVAC Systems4
ME 440Intro to Mechanical Vibrations3
ME 445Sound and Noise Controls4
ME 4461Mech Vibration & Noise Control4
ME 4500Design of Automotive Chassis and Body Systems3
ME 452Sustainable Energy & Environment4
ME 4471Solar Energy Sys Analy&Design4
ME 460Design for Manufacturing3
ME 469Senior Design II1-4
ME 472Prin & Appl of Mechatronic Sys4
ME 483Dsgn Cons in Poly and Comp Mat3
ME 490Directed Design Project1-3
ME 493Advanced Vehicle Energy Sys3
MFGE Elective3-4
One course (3-4 credit hours) from:
ENGR 350Nanoscience and Nanotechnology4
IMSE 381Industrial Robots4
IMSE 488Metal Forming Processes3
ME 460Design for Manufacturing3
ME 4191Structural Mech & Design4
ME 4910Degradation of Materials3
ME 4950Digital Manufacturing and Product Innovation3
General Electives - as needed to reach the total 143 credits.