Schedule of Electives
The tables below represent a sampling of professional elective, MEAM upper level, and TBS courses being offered through the MEAM department and its faculty. If you need help distinguishing which requirement a course might fulfill, please see the Undergraduate Coordinator (Towne 229) for assistance.
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Fall 2022 Electives |
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MEAM 1010 | Intro to Mechanical Design |
MEAM 2010 | Machine Design and Manufacturing |
MEAM 2200 / MSE 2200 | Introduction to Materials Science and Engineering |
MEAM 4110 / IPD 5110 / OIDD 4110 / OIDD 51 |
How to Make Things: Production Prototyping Studio |
MEAM 4150 / IPD 5150 / OIDD 4150* | Product Design |
MEAM 4210 / ESE 4210 | Control for Autonomous Robots |
MEAM 5020 | Energy Engineering in Power Plants and Transportation Systems |
MEAM 5060 / MSE 5060 | Failure Analysis of Engineering Materials |
MEAM 5070 | Fundamentals of Materials |
MEAM 5080 | Materials and Manufacturing for Mechanical Design |
MEAM 5100 | Design of Mechatronic Systems |
MEAM 5170 | Control and Optimization with Applications in Robotics |
MEAM 5190*** | Elasticity & Micromech of Materials |
MEAM 5200 | Intro to Robotics |
MEAM 5350*** | Advanced Dynamics |
MEAM 5450 | Aerodynamics |
MEAM 5530 / MSE 5610 | Atomic Modeling in Materials Science |
MEAM 5550 / CBE 5550 / BE 5550 | Nanoscale Systems Biology |
MEAM 5700*** | Transport Processes I |
ENGR 1050 | Intro to Scientific Computing |
ENM 3600 | Intro to Data-driven Modeling |
ENM 5030 | Introduction to Probability and Statistics |
ENM 5100 | Foundations of Engineering Mathematics I |
ENM 5210 | Principles and Techniques of Applied Math II |
EAS 4010 / 5010** | Energy and Its Impacts |
EAS 5070** | Intellectual Property and Business Law for Engineers |
EAS 5120** | Engineering Negotiation |
EAS 5450 / IPD 5450** | Engineering Entrepreneurship I |
EAS 5460** | Engineering Entrepreneurship II |
Spring 2022 Electives |
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MEAM 101 | Intro to Mechanical Design |
MEAM 201 | Machine Design and Manufacturing |
MEAM 225 | Engineering in the Environment |
MEAM 411, IPD 511* | How to Make Things |
MEAM 415, IPD 515, OIDD 415* | Product Design |
MEAM 505, MSE 405, MSE 505 | Mechanical Properties of Macro/Nanoscale Materials |
MEAM 513, ESE 505 | Feedback Control Design & Analysis |
MEAM 514, IPD 514 | Design for Manufacturing |
MEAM 516*** | Advanced Mechatronic Reactive Spaces |
MEAM 520 | Introduction to Robotics |
MEAM 527*** | Finite Element Analysis |
MEAM 529, ESE 529*** | Introduction to Micro- and Nano-electromechanical Technologies |
MEAM 530*** | Continuum Mechanics |
MEAM 536*** | Viscous Fluid Flow |
MEAM 537*** | Nanotribology |
MEAM 543*** | Performance, Stability and Control of UAVs |
MEAM 546 | Hovering Vehicle Design |
MEAM 575*** | Micro and Nano Fluidics |
MEAM 580*** | Electrochemistry for Energy, Nanofabrication and Sensing |
ENGR 105 | Intro to Scientific Computing |
ENM 512 | Nonlinear Dynamics and Chaos |
ENM 531 | Data-driven Modeling and Probabilistic Scientific Computing |
EAS 402/502** | Renewable Energy & Its Impacts |
EAS 545, IPD 545** | Engineering Entrepreneurship I |
EAS 546** | Engineering Entrepreneurship II |
*MEAM 411/IPD 511 and MEAM 415/IPD 515/OIDD 415 do not count as MEAM Upper Levels for students who entered Fall 2010 or after
**These courses may only be used to satisfy Technology in Business and Society (TBS) or free elective requirements. They may not be used in the engineering or professional elective categories.
***Prerequisite: graduate standing or permission of the instructor required.
Undergraduate Program:
Staff Contact:
Katie Knorr
Academic Coordinator for Undergraduate Programs
229 Towne Building
Phone: 215-898-4825
Email: kknorr@seas.upenn.edu