the JUNIOR experience

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the JUNIOR experience

• one year to Senior Design

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The JUNIOR experience

• Junior Year is the time to
• Choose a track
• If you wish to specialize in a particular area
  of
• Mechanical Engineering, schedule an appointment
  with the Faculty Coordinator assigned to that
  track he or she will assist you in choosing
  appropriate electives
• Join a student organization
• If you are not a member of an MEM student
  organization, now is the time to build a network
  of friends and future professional affiliations

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the JUNIOR experience

• Planning for Senior Design
• Identify other students who would make dependable
  and enthusiastic teammates and organize a senior
  design team (juniors from other majors may
  participate)
• Check out this years list of Senior Design
  projects. Is there one among them youd like to
  explore next year?
• Show up for this years Senior Design
  presentations (during the Fall or Spring) and
  experience first hand the many challenges
  involved in planning and delivering a high
  quality presentation

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the JUNIOR experience

• Suggested curriculum
• Fall/Spring
• MEM 355 (prerequisite for Senior Design)
• MEM 435
• MEM 311
• MEM 345 (prerequisite for Senior Design)
• MEM Fundamental (elective)

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the JUNIOR experience

• Suggested curriculum
• Winter/Summer
• MEM 361
• MEM 351
• Liberal Studies
• MEM Fundamental (2)

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the JUNIOR experience

• Junior Plans of Study
• Please note that Junior Plans of Study are
  required
• only if you are declaring a track
• If seeking a track, please have the Faculty
  Coordinator sign the POS after you have
  discussed your interests and future goals and
  have chosen appropriate electives.
• Submit the signed Plan to the MEM undergraduate
  advisor