Final version of completed and signed program sheet due to the department no later than one month prior to the last quarter of senior year *Follow all requirements as stated for the year of the program sheet used.*
Name:
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Phone:
Email:
Today's Date:
B.S Expected:
Quarter: Year:
Mathematics and Science Requirement: 45 units
Dept
Course
Title
Transfer / AP Approval
Unit
Grade
✓ if
Transfer
Initials
Date
Total
Mathematics (24 units minimum; see note 1)
AP or IB Calculus
MATH
19
Calculus
MATH
20
Calculus
MATH
21
Calculus
MATH
51
Linear Algebra and Differential Calculus of Several Variables
MATH
52
Integral Calculus of Several Variables
MATH
53
Ordinary Differential Equations with Linear Algebra
MATH
61CM
Modern Mathematics: Continuous Methods
MATH
62CM
Modern Mathematics: Continuous Methods
MATH
63CM
Modern Mathematics: Continuous Methods
MATH
61DM
Modern Mathematics: Discrete Methods
MATH
62DM
Modern Mathematics: Discrete Methods
MATH
63DM
Modern Mathematics: Discrete Methods
MATH
104
Applied Matrix Theory
MATH
106
Functions of a Complex Variable
MATH
109
Applied Group Theory
MATH
110
Applied Number Theory and Field Theory
MATH
113
Linear Algebra and Matrix Theory
MATH
115
Functions of a Real Variable
MATH
120
Groups and Rings
MATH
121
Galois Theory
MATH
131P
Partial Differential Equations
MATH
151
Introduction to Probability Theory
CME
100
Vector Calculus for Engineers
CME
102
Ordinary Differential Equations for Engineers
CME
103
Introduction to Matrix Methods
CME
104
Linear Algebra and Partial Differential Equations for Engineers
CME
106
Introduction to Probability and Statistics for Engineers
CME
108
Introduction to Scientific Computing
CME
192
Introduction to MATLAB
STATS
60
Introdution to Statistical Methods: Precalculus
STATS
110
Statistical Methods in Engineering and the Physical Sciences
STATS
116
Theory of Probability
ENGR
62
Introduction to Optimization
ENGR
62X
Introduction to Optimization (Accelerated) (MS&E 111X, MS&E 211X)
CEE
101D
Computations in Civil and Environmental Engineering
CEE
203
Probabilistic Models in Civil Engineering
EE
178
Probabilistic Systems Analysis
MS&E
120
Probabilistic Analysis
MS&E
121
Introduction to Stochastic Modeling
MS&E
125
Introduction to Applied Statistics
CS
103
Mathematical Foundations of Computing
CS
109
Introduction to Probabiliry for Computer Scientists
Mathematics Unit Total (24 units minimum)
Science (20 units minimum; see note 2. Remaining (45th) units may be either Math or Science)
CHEM
31A
Chemical Principles I
CHEM
31B
Chemical Principles II
CHEM
31M
Chemical Principles: From Molecules to Solids
CHEM
33
Structure and Reactivity of Organic Molecules
CHEM
121
Organic Chemistry of Bioactive Molecules
CHEM
123
Organic Polyfunctional Compounds
PHYSICS
41
Mechanics
PHYSICS
41E
Mechanics, Concepts, Calculations, and Context
PHYSICS
42
Classical Mechanics Laboratory
PHYSICS
43
Electricity and Magnetism
PHYSICS
44
Electricity and Magnetism Lab
PHYSICS
45
Light and Heat
PHYSICS
46
Light and Heat Laboratory
AP Chemistry
AP Physics (Electricity and Magnetism)
AP Physics (Mechanics)
Science Unit Total (20 units minimum)
Mathematics and Science (45 units minimum)
Technology in Society Requirement (1 course required; see ughb.stanford.edu, Approved Courses page for list)
AA
252
Techniques of Failure Analysis
BIOE
131
Ethics in Bioengineering
CS
181
Computers, Ethics, and Public Policy
COMM
120W
The Rise of Digital Culture
HUMBIO
174
Foundations of Bioethics
MS&E
193
Technology and National Security: Past, Present, and Future
ME
267
Ethics and Equity in Transportation Systems
NOTES
*
All courses taken for the major must be taken for a letter grade if this option is offered by the instructor, and can be listed under only one category (no double-counting of course units is allowed).
*
Minimum Combined Grade Point Average for all courses in Engineering Topics (Fundamental and Depth courses) is 2.0.
*
Transfer and AP credits in Math, Science, Funds., & TIS must be approved by the SoE Dean's office. Transfer credits in Mechanical Engineering Depth must be approved by the Advisor. Transfer credit information and petitions are available at http://ughb.stanford.edu/transfer.html.
*
All students completing BSME 1.0 program will utilize the corresponding program sheet AY 17-18 or earlier.
(1)
Must take one calculus-based Statistics course: CME 106, STATS 110 or STATS 116; and one ODE course: CME 102 or MATH 53.
(2)
Must include a full year (3 quarters) in either Chemistry or calculus-based Physics, plus one quarter in the other. A depth in chemistry is fulfilled by taking CHEM 31+33+ a higher level course. CHEM31A/B counts as one quarter (though all 8-10 units may be counted); CHEM 31M recommended. If opting for a depth in Chemistry, a Physics 40 course must be taken to fulfill the physics requirement; Physics 20 courses not allowed. Science + Math combined must = 45 units min.
Mechanical Engineering Program Sheet (continued)
Engineering Topics (Fundamentals + Depth combined must equal 68 units. See note 3)
Dept
Course
Title
Transfer / AP Approval
Unit
Grade
✓ if
Transfer
Initials
Date
Total
Engineering Fundamentals (2 courses required)
ENGR
14
Intro to Solid Mechanics
CS
106A
Programming Methodology
AP Computer Science
Engineering Fundamentals Unit Total
ME Depth
Mechanical Engineering Core (No course may be listed twice on the sheet. Students using BSME 1.0 substitutions see note 6.)
ENGR
15
Dynamics
ME
1
Introduction to Mechanical Engineering
ME
30
Engineering Thermodynamics
ME
70
Introductory Fluids Engineering
ME
80
Mechanics of Materials
ME
102
Foundations of Product Realization
ME
103
Product Realization: Design and Making
ME
104
Mechanical Systems Design
ME
123
Computational Engineering
ME
151
Introduction to Computational Mechanics
ME
131
Heat Transfer
ME
170A
Mechanical Engineering Design- Integrating Context with Engineering
ME
170B
Mechanical Engineering Design: Integrating Context with Engineering
ME Core Unit Total:
State Concentration: (see note 7)
ENGR
105
Feedback Control Design
ME
161
Dynamic Systems, Vibrations and Control
ME
227
Vehicle Dynamics and Control
ME
327
Design and Control of Haptic Systems
ENGR
205
Introduction to Control Design Techniques
ME
171E
Aerial Robot Design
ME
210
Introduction to Mechatronics
ME
220
Introduction to Sensors
ME
227
Vehicle Dynamics and Control
ME
327
Design and Control of Haptic Systems
ME
485
Modeling and Simulation of Human Movement
ME
149
Mechanical Measurements
ME
151
Introduction to Computational Mechanics
ME
152
Material Behaviors and Failure Prediction
ME
234
Introduction to Neuromechanics
ME
281
Biomechanics of Movement
ME
283
Introduction to Biomechanics and Mechanobiology
ME
287
Mechanics of Biological Tissues
ME
335A
Finite Element Analysis
ME
338
Continuum Mechanics
ME
339
Introduction to parallel computing using MPI, openMP, and CUDA
ME
345
Fatigue Design and Analysis
ME
348
Experimental Stress Analysis
ME
127
Design for Additive Manufacturing
ME
128
Computer-Aided Product Realization
ME
129
ME 129
CME
106
Introduction to Probability and Statistics for Engineers
ENGR
110
Perspectives in Assistive Technology
ENGR
240
Introduction to Micro and Nano Electromechanical Systems
ME
181
Deliverables: A Mechanical Engineering Design Practicum
ME
210
Introduction to Mechatronics
ME
263
The Chair
ME
298
Silversmithing and Design
ME
324
Precision Engineering
ME
132
Intermediate Thermodynamics
ME
133
Intermediate Fluid Mechanics
ME
149
Mechanical Measurements
AA
283
Aircraft and Rocket Propulsion
ME
257
Gas-Turbine Design Analysis
ME
351A
Fluid Mechanics
ME
351B
Fluid Mechanics
ME
352B
Fundamentals of Heat Conduction
ME
352C
Convective Heat Transfer
ME
362A
Physical Gas Dynamics
ME
370A
Energy Systems I: Thermodynamics
ME
370B
Energy Systems II: Modeling and Advanced Concepts
ME
371
Combustion Fundamentals
ME Depth (Concentration + Elective) (18 units minimum)
Engineering Topics (Fundamentals + Depth) (68 units minimum)
FOUR-YEAR PLAN
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* If the course title in the table is red, this means you have not met all the prerequisites for the course.
* Freshman autumn quarter has more than 22 units.
* Freshman winter quarter has more than 22 units.
* Freshman spring quarter has more than 22 units.
* Freshman summer quarter has more than 22 units.
* Sophomore autumn quarter has more than 22 units.
* Sophomore winter quarter has more than 22 units.
* Sophomore spring quarter has more than 22 units.
* Sophomore summer quarter has more than 22 units.
* Junior autumn quarter has more than 22 units.
* Junior winter quarter has more than 22 units.
* Junior spring quarter has more than 22 units.
* Junior summer quarter has more than 22 units.
* Senior autumn quarter has more than 22 units.
* Senior winter quarter has more than 22 units.
* Senior spring quarter has more than 22 units.
* Senior summer quarter has more than 22 units.
Selected courses
Mathematics
MATH 19
MATH 20
Prerequisites: MATH 19
MATH 21
Prerequisites: MATH 20
CEE 101D
CEE 201D
CME 103
Prerequisites: CME 100 or MATH 51
CME 104
Prerequisites: CME 102
CME 108
Prerequisites: MATH 51, 52, and 53
CME 192
ENGR 62
Prerequisites: CME 100 or MATH 51
ENGR 62X
Prerequisites: CME 100 or MATH 51
MATH 51
Prerequisites: MATH 21
MATH 52
Prerequisites: MATH 51
MATH 53
Prerequisites: MATH 51
MATH 61CM
Prerequisites: AP
MATH 61DM
Prerequisites: AP
MATH 62CM
Prerequisites: MATH 61CM and MATH 63CM
MATH 62DM
Prerequisites: MATH 61CM or MATH 61DM
MATH 63CM
Prerequisites: MATH 61CM
MATH 63DM
Prerequisites: MATH 61CM or MATH 61DM
MATH 104
Prerequisites: MATH 51
MATH 106
Prerequisites: MATH 51
MATH 109
Prerequisites: MATH 52
MATH 110
Prerequisites: MATH 51
MATH 113
Prerequisites: MATH 51
MATH 115
Prerequisites: MATH 21
MATH 120
MATH 121
Prerequisites: MATH 120
MATH 131P
Prerequisites: MATH 53
MATH 151
Prerequisites: MATH 115, MATH 52 or 61CM
MS&E 121
Prerequisites: MATH 120 or MS&E 125
MS&E 120
Prerequisites: CME 100 or MATH 51
MS&E 125
Prerequisites: MS&E 120 and CS 106A
CEE 203
EE 178
Prerequisites: CME 100 or MATH 51
CME 100
Prerequisites: MATH 21 or AP
CME 102
Prerequisites: MATH 21 or AP
CME 106
Prerequisites: CME 100 or MATH 51 or MATH 52
STATS 110
STATS 116
Prerequisites: MATH 52
STATS 60
Science
CHEM 31A
CHEM 31B
Prerequisites: CHEM 31A
CHEM 31M
CHEM 33
Prerequisites: AP or CHEM 31M or CHEM 31A and 31B
CHEM 121
CHEM 123
PHYSICS 41
Prerequisites: AP, or MATH 20 or MATH 51 or CME 100
PHYSICS 41E
Prerequisites: MATH 19 and MATH 20 (Co-requisite)
PHYSICS 42
Prerequisites: PHYSICS 41
PHYSICS 43
Prerequisites: PHYSICS 41, and MATH 20 or MATH 51 or CME 100
PHYSICS 44
Prerequisites: MATH 21 or MATH 51 or CME 100
PHYSICS 45
Prerequisites: PHYSICS 41, and MATH 21 or MATH 51 or CME 100
PHYSICS 46
Prerequisites: PHYSICS 45
Technology in Society
AA 252
BIOE 131
COMM 120W
CS 181
Prerequisites: CS 106A
HUMBIO 174
ME 267
MS&E 193
Engineering Fundamentals
ENGR 14
Prerequisites: PHYSICS 41 or PHYSICS 41E
ENGR 70A/CS 106A
Mechanical Engineering Depth
Core
ENGR 15
Prerequisites: ENGR 14 or PHYSICS 41
ME 1
ME 30
ME 70
Prerequisites: ENGR 14 and ME 30
ME 80
Prerequisites: ENGR 14
ME 102
Prerequisites: ME 1 or 101
ME 103
Prerequisites: ME 102
ME 104
Prerequisites: ME 80, ME 103
ME 123
ME 151
ME 131
Prerequisites: ME 70
ME 170A
Prerequisites: ENGR 15 and ME 80 and ME 131, and ME 104, and ME 123 or 151
ME 170B
Prerequisites: ME 170A (Must be taken in the immediate previous quarter.)
Dynamic Systems and Controls
ENGR 105
Prerequisites: EE 102B or ME 161, and CME 102 or MATH 53
ME 161
Prerequisites: ENGR 15, and CME 102 or MATH 53
ME 227
Prerequisites: ENGR 105
ME 327
Prerequisites: ME 161 and ENGR 105
ME 161
Prerequisites: ENGR 105 and MATH 103 and MATH 113
ME 171E
Prerequisites: ME 70 or AA 100
ME 220
Prerequisites: PHYSICS 41 and 43 and MATH 53, and ENGR 40A or ME 210
ME 227
Prerequisites: ENGR 105
ME 327
Prerequisites: ME 161 and ENGR 105
ME 485
Prerequisites: ME 281 and 331A and 331B
ME 210
Prerequisites: CS 106A or ENGR 40
Materials and Structures
ME 149
Prerequisites: ME 70 and 80
ME 151
ME 152
Prerequisites: ME 80 or CEE 101A
ME 234
ME 281
ME 283
Prerequisites: ME 70 or 80
ME 287
ME 335A
ME 338
Prerequisites: CEE 291
ME 339
ME 345
ME 348
Manufacturing and Product Realization
ME 127
Prerequisites: ME 80 and 102
ME 128
Prerequisites: ME 103
ME 129
Prerequisites: ME 102 and 103
CME 106
ENGR 110
ENGR 240
ME 181
ME 263
Prerequisites: ME 203
ME 210
Prerequisites: CS 106A or ENGR 40
ME 298
ME 324
Thermo, Fluids, and Heat Transfer
ME 132
Prerequisites: ME 30, and MATH 53 or CME 102
ME 133
Prerequisites: ME 70, and CME 102 or MATH 53
ME 149
AA 283
ME 257
Prerequisites: ENGR 30 and ME 70 and ME 131B and CME 100
ME 351A
ME 351B
ME 352B
ME 352C
ME 362A
ME 370A
ME 370B
Prerequisites: ME 370A
ME 371
Prerequisites: ME 362A or 370A
Autumn
Winter
Spring
Summer
Freshman
MATH 19
MATH 20
MATH 21
MATH 51
MATH 52
MATH 53
MATH 61CM
MATH 61DM
MATH 104
MATH 113
MATH 115
MATH 120
CEE 101D
CME 100
CME 102
CME 103
CME 192
CS 103
ENGR 62X
STATS 60
STATS 110
STATS 116
CS 109
MS&E 120
CEE 203
CHEM 31M
CHEM 31A
CHEM 121
CHEM 123
PHYSICS 45
PHYSICS 46
ME 267
MS&E 193
ENGR 14
CS 106A
ME 1
ME 30
ME 80
ME 102
ME 103
ME 131
ME 170A
ME 161
ENGR 205
ME 171E
ME 287
ME 348
ME 128
ENGR 240
ME 132
ME 351A
ME 362A
ME 370A
Unit:
CME 100
CME 102
CME 103
CME 106
CME 108
CME 192
MATH 19
MATH 20
MATH 21
MATH 51
MATH 52
MATH 53
MATH 63CM
MATH 62DM
MATH 104
MATH 106
MATH 113
MATH 121
MATH 131P
MATH 151
CS 103
ENGR 62X
STATS 60
MS&E 125
CHEM 31B
CHEM 33
PHYSICS 41
PHYSICS 41E
PHYSICS 42
HUMBIO 174
ENGR 14
CS 106A
ENGR 15
ME 1
ME 30
ME 70
ME 80
ME 103
ME 104
ME 151
ME 170B
ENGR 105
ME 210
ME 210
ME 149
ME 151
ME 234
ME 281
ME 335A
ME 339
ME 345
ME 128
ME 129
CME 106
ENGR 110
ME 181
ME 263
ME 298
ME 149
AA 283
ME 351B
ME 352B
ME 370B
ME 371
Unit:
CME 100
CME 102
CME 104
MATH 20
MATH 21
MATH 51
MATH 52
MATH 53
MATH 62CM
MATH 63DM
MATH 104
MATH 109
MATH 110
MATH 113
MATH 115
MATH 120
CS 103
CS 109
ENGR 62
MS&E 121
STATS 60
STATS 116
EE 178
CHEM 33
CHEM 121
PHYSICS 43
PHYSICS 44
AA 252
BIOE 131
COMM 120W
CS 181
ENGR 14
CS 106A
ENGR 15
ME 70
ME 80
ME 102
ME 103
ME 104
ME 123
ENGR 105
ME 227
ME 327
ME 220
ME 485
ME 227
ME 327
ME 152
ME 283
ME 338
ME 127
ME 128
ME 324
ME 133
ME 257
ME 352C
Unit:
CME 103
CME 106
CME 108
MATH 19
MATH 21
MATH 51
MATH 53
MATH 104
MATH 113
MATH 115
STATS 60
STATS 110
STATS 116
CS 109
CHEM 31A
CHEM 31B
CHEM 33
CHEM 121
CS 106A
ME 80
CME 106
Unit:
Sophomore
MATH 19
MATH 20
MATH 21
MATH 51
MATH 52
MATH 53
MATH 61CM
MATH 61DM
MATH 104
MATH 113
MATH 115
MATH 120
CEE 101D
CME 100
CME 102
CME 103
CME 192
CS 103
ENGR 62X
STATS 60
STATS 110
STATS 116
CS 109
MS&E 120
CEE 203
CHEM 31M
CHEM 31A
CHEM 121
CHEM 123
PHYSICS 45
PHYSICS 46
ME 267
MS&E 193
ENGR 14
CS 106A
ME 1
ME 30
ME 80
ME 102
ME 103
ME 131
ME 170A
ME 161
ENGR 205
ME 171E
ME 287
ME 348
ME 128
ENGR 240
ME 132
ME 351A
ME 362A
ME 370A
Unit:
CME 100
CME 102
CME 103
CME 106
CME 108
CME 192
MATH 19
MATH 20
MATH 21
MATH 51
MATH 52
MATH 53
MATH 63CM
MATH 62DM
MATH 104
MATH 106
MATH 113
MATH 121
MATH 131P
MATH 151
CS 103
ENGR 62X
STATS 60
MS&E 125
CHEM 31B
CHEM 33
PHYSICS 41
PHYSICS 41E
PHYSICS 42
HUMBIO 174
ENGR 14
CS 106A
ENGR 15
ME 1
ME 30
ME 70
ME 80
ME 103
ME 104
ME 151
ME 170B
ENGR 105
ME 210
ME 210
ME 149
ME 151
ME 234
ME 281
ME 335A
ME 339
ME 345
ME 128
ME 129
CME 106
ENGR 110
ME 181
ME 263
ME 298
ME 149
AA 283
ME 351B
ME 352B
ME 370B
ME 371
Unit:
CME 100
CME 102
CME 104
MATH 20
MATH 21
MATH 51
MATH 52
MATH 53
MATH 62CM
MATH 63DM
MATH 104
MATH 109
MATH 110
MATH 113
MATH 115
MATH 120
CS 103
CS 109
ENGR 62
MS&E 121
STATS 60
STATS 116
EE 178
CHEM 33
CHEM 121
PHYSICS 43
PHYSICS 44
AA 252
BIOE 131
COMM 120W
CS 181
ENGR 14
CS 106A
ENGR 15
ME 70
ME 80
ME 102
ME 103
ME 104
ME 123
ENGR 105
ME 227
ME 327
ME 220
ME 485
ME 152
ME 283
ME 338
ME 127
ME 128
ME 324
ME 133
ME 257
ME 352C
Unit:
CME 103
CME 106
CME 108
MATH 19
MATH 51
MATH 53
MATH 104
MATH 113
MATH 115
STATS 60
STATS 110
STATS 116
CS 109
CHEM 31A
CHEM 31B
CHEM 33
CHEM 121
CS 106A
ME 80
CME 106
Unit:
Junior
MATH 19
MATH 20
MATH 21
MATH 51
MATH 52
MATH 53
MATH 61CM
MATH 61DM
MATH 104
MATH 113
MATH 115
MATH 120
CEE 101D
CME 100
CME 102
CME 103
CME 192
CS 103
ENGR 62X
STATS 60
STATS 110
STATS 116
CS 109
MS&E 120
CEE 203
CHEM 31M
CHEM 31A
CHEM 121
CHEM 123
PHYSICS 45
PHYSICS 46
ME 267
MS&E 193
ENGR 14
CS 106A
ME 1
ME 30
ME 80
ME 102
ME 103
ME 131
ME 170A
ME 161
ENGR 205
ME 171E
ME 287
ME 348
ME 128
ENGR 240
ME 132
ME 351A
ME 362A
ME 370A
Unit:
CME 100
CME 102
CME 103
CME 106
CME 108
CME 192
MATH 19
MATH 20
MATH 21
MATH 51
MATH 52
MATH 53
MATH 63CM
MATH 62DM
MATH 104
MATH 106
MATH 113
MATH 121
MATH 131P
MATH 151
CS 103
ENGR 62X
STATS 60
MS&E 125
CHEM 31B
CHEM 33
PHYSICS 41
PHYSICS 41E
PHYSICS 42
HUMBIO 174
ENGR 14
CS 106A
ENGR 15
ME 1
ME 30
ME 70
ME 80
ME 103
ME 104
ME 151
ME 170B
ENGR 105
ME 210
ME 210
ME 149
ME 151
ME 234
ME 281
ME 335A
ME 339
ME 345
ME 128
ME 129
CME 106
ENGR 110
ME 181
ME 263
ME 298
ME 149
AA 283
ME 351B
ME 352B
ME 370B
ME 371
Unit:
CME 100
CME 102
CME 104
MATH 20
MATH 21
MATH 51
MATH 52
MATH 53
MATH 62CM
MATH 63DM
MATH 104
MATH 109
MATH 110
MATH 113
MATH 115
MATH 120
CS 103
CS 109
ENGR 62
MS&E 121
STATS 60
STATS 116
EE 178
CHEM 33
CHEM 121
PHYSICS 43
PHYSICS 44
AA 252
BIOE 131
COMM 120W
CS 181
ENGR 14
CS 106A
ENGR 15
ME 70
ME 80
ME 102
ME 103
ME 104
ME 123
ENGR 105
ME 227
ME 327
ME 220
ME 485
ME 152
ME 283
ME 338
ME 127
ME 128
ME 324
ME 133
ME 257
ME 352C
Unit:
CME 103
CME 106
CME 108
MATH 19
MATH 51
MATH 53
MATH 104
MATH 113
MATH 115
STATS 60
STATS 110
STATS 116
CS 109
CHEM 31A
CHEM 31B
CHEM 33
CHEM 121
CS 106A
ME 80
CME 106
Unit:
Senior
MATH 19
MATH 20
MATH 21
MATH 51
MATH 52
MATH 53
MATH 61CM
MATH 61DM
MATH 104
MATH 113
MATH 115
MATH 120
CEE 101D
CME 100
CME 102
CME 103
CME 192
CS 103
ENGR 62X
STATS 60
STATS 110
STATS 116
CS 109
MS&E 120
CEE 203
CHEM 31M
CHEM 31A
CHEM 121
CHEM 123
PHYSICS 45
PHYSICS 46
ME 267
MS&E 193
ENGR 14
CS 106A
ME 1
ME 30
ME 80
ME 102
ME 103
ME 131
ME 170A
ME 161
ENGR 205
ME 171E
ME 287
ME 348
ME 128
ENGR 240
ME 132
ME 351A
ME 362A
ME 370A
Unit:
CME 100
CME 102
CME 103
CME 106
CME 108
CME 192
MATH 19
MATH 20
MATH 21
MATH 51
MATH 52
MATH 53
MATH 63CM
MATH 62DM
MATH 104
MATH 106
MATH 113
MATH 121
MATH 131P
MATH 151
CS 103
ENGR 62X
STATS 60
MS&E 125
CHEM 31B
CHEM 33
PHYSICS 41
PHYSICS 41E
PHYSICS 42
HUMBIO 174
ENGR 14
CS 106A
ENGR 15
ME 1
ME 30
ME 70
ME 80
ME 103
ME 104
ME 151
ME 170B
ENGR 105
ME 210
ME 149
ME 151
ME 234
ME 281
ME 335A
ME 339
ME 345
ME 128
ME 129
CME 106
ENGR 110
ME 181
ME 210
ME 263
ME 298
ME 149
AA 283
ME 351B
ME 352B
ME 370B
ME 371
Unit:
CME 100
CME 102
CME 104
MATH 20
MATH 21
MATH 51
MATH 52
MATH 53
MATH 62CM
MATH 63DM
MATH 104
MATH 109
MATH 110
MATH 113
MATH 115
MATH 120
CS 103
CS 109
ENGR 62
MS&E 121
STATS 60
STATS 116
EE 178
CHEM 33
CHEM 121
PHYSICS 43
PHYSICS 44
AA 252
BIOE 131
COMM 120W
CS 181
ENGR 14
CS 106A
ENGR 15
ME 70
ME 80
ME 102
ME 103
ME 104
ME 123
ENGR 105
ME 227
ME 327
ME 220
ME 485
ME 152
ME 283
ME 338
ME 127
ME 128
ME 324
ME 133
ME 257
ME 352C
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CME 103
CME 106
CME 108
MATH 19
MATH 51
MATH 53
MATH 104
MATH 113
MATH 115
STATS 60
STATS 110
STATS 116
CS 109
CHEM 31A
CHEM 31B
CHEM 33
CHEM 121
CS 106A
ME 80
CME 106
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(3)
In order to satisfy ABET requirements for graduation, the ME major must take enough courses so that the combined units from Fundamentals & Depth courses add up to a minimum of 68 units.
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ME 170A and ME 170B are a 2-quarter Capstone Design Sequence and must be taken in consecutive quarters.
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ME 170A and ME 170B fulfill the Writing in the Major (WIM) requirement.
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A comprehensive list of concentration and concentration/technical elective courses can be found on the ME major page at UGHB.stanford.edu. Concentration Elective must come from student's Concentration area. Additional Technical Electives may come from the selected concentration or another area of concentration. If using an equivalent course from the BSME 1.0 core, write the course number in the "transfer" box.
Please note: To have your AP Credit signed off, attach a link to your unofficial SU transcript that shows the AP, IB, or A-Level credit, or attach and email the transcript to dlazar@stanford.edu, and then click on Submit for AP Approval(s) on the sheet.
Once your AP Credit has been approved by the School of Engineering, the status of your program sheet will show up as Pending on your dashboard, and the approval will be listed under History.
If your request is rejected, the status of your program sheet will show up as Pending on your dashboard and the decision will be listed under History. In such a case, please check the Admin Notes section to find out what is needed to process the AP approval request.