Undergraduate Program
The mechanical engineering undergraduate program at the University of Idaho is designed to prepare students for entry into professional practice or for continuing their education at the master's and doctoral levels. Engineering sciences, physical sciences, mathematics, communications, humanities, and social sciences are the basis for our curriculum. Computer applications are emphasized in course work. Students are encouraged to develop individual interests through the selection of technical electives. Students complete their study through our nationally recognized capstone design program culminating each spring with the Engineering Design EXPO.
The undergraduate program in mechanical engineering is calculus based; you should enjoy math and science, and have a strong interest in algebra, calculus, physics, and chemistry. At Idaho you'll benefit from a variety of learning experiences including lectures, labs and one-on-one work sessions.
For additional information please contact Becky Schoenberg at 208-885-5024 or by e-mail bschoenb@uidaho.edu.
2012-2013 Undergraduate Curriculum Guide
Preview which classes you will need to get your degree. More
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- ME Curriculum Guide 2006-07.pdfCurriculum Guide 2006-07
- ME Curriculum 2007-08.pdfMechanical Engineering Curriculum 2007-08
- ME Curriculum Guide 2008-09.pdfCurriculum Guide 2008-09
- Curriculum Guide F09.pdfF09 Curriculum Guide for Mechanical Engineering
- ME Curriculum Guide 2010-11.pdfCurriculum Guide 2010-11

