| ME 415 | Energy Conversion | 4 |
| ME 418 | Implementation of Mechanical Controls | 4 |
| or ME 419 | Advanced Control Systems | |
| ME 428 | Senior Design Project I 1 | 2 |
| ME 429 | Senior Design Project II 1 | 2 |
| ME 430 | Senior Design Project III 1 | 2 |
| Select from the following: 2 | 11-12 | |
| Energy Conversion Electromagnetics and Energy Conversion Electromagnetics Laboratory | ||
| Sustainable Electric Energy Conversion | ||
| Micro/Nano Fabrication | ||
| Micro/Nano Fabrication | ||
| Enhanced Oil Recovery | ||
| Drilling Engineering | ||
| Petroleum Production Engineering | ||
| Nuclear Energy Power Generation | ||
| Nuclear Power Plant Design | ||
| Nuclear Power Plant Operations | ||
| Turbomachinery | ||
| Combustion Engine Design | ||
| Solar Thermal Power Systems | ||
| Benchmarking and Assessment of Building Energy Performance | ||
| Wind Energy Engineering | ||
| Advanced Thermodynamics | ||
| Total units | 25-26 | |
| 1 | ENGR 459, ENGR 460, and ENGR 461 (6) or ENGR 463, ENGR 464, and ENGR 465 (6) may substitute for ME 428, ME 429, and ME 430 (6). |
| 2 | ME 400 and ME 500 are independent study classes and may be acceptable for technical elective credit. A course substitution form is required. |
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