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Mechanical Engineering

The Department's mission is to be a leader in education and research. We seek to produce future leaders for industry, academia, government, and society–leaders whose vision is founded upon fundamental knowledge, analytical skills, creativity, perspective, and ethics. We seek to advance technology and science by combining basic knowledge with the innovative application of engineering and scientific principles. And we seek to enrich our educational and research programs, and ultimately society, through service. Our educational mission is to prepare students for careers involving technological innovation and leadership. Our undergraduate educational program provides a broad base on which successful careers in engineering and a number of other fields can be founded, whereas the graduate program aims to prepare specialists, professionals, and scholars in mechanical engineering. The research mission of the Department–which is to create knowledge, technologies and ideas through fundamental research and its application–is closely intertwined with its educational mission.

For more information, go to http://www-me.mit.edu/.

Available Courses
MIT Course #Course Title
2.000How and Why Machines Work Spring 2002
2.001Mechanics & Materials I Spring 2003
2.003Modeling Dynamics and Control I Spring 2002
2.004Modeling Dynamics and Control II Spring 2003
2.007Design and Manufacturing I Spring 2003
2.008Design and Manufacturing II Spring 2003
2.062JWave Propagation Fall 2000
2.093Computer Methods in Dynamics Fall 2002
2.094Finite Element Analysis of Solids and Fluids Spring 2002
2.097JNumerical Methods for Partial Differential Equations Spring 2003
2.158JComputational Geometry Spring 2003
2.25Advanced Fluid Mechanics Fall 2002
2.27Turbulent Flow and Transport Spring 2002
2.51Intermediate Heat and Mass Transfer Fall 2001
2.65JSustainable Energy Spring 2003
2.71Optics Fall 2001
2.72Elements of Mechanical Design Fall 2002
2.739JProduct Design and Development Spring 2002
2.75Precision Machine Design Fall 2001
2.782JDesign of Medical Devices and Implants Spring 2003
2.791JQuantitative Physiology: Cells and Tissues Fall 2002
2.794JQuantitative Physiology: Cells and Tissues Fall 2002
2.853Manufacturing Systems I: Analytical Methods and Flow Models Fall 2002
2.875Mechanical Assembly and Its Role in Product Development Fall 2002
2.890JProseminar in Manufacturing Fall 2002
2.96Management in Engineering Fall 2002
2.9712nd Summer Introduction to Design January (IAP) 2003
2.993Designing Paths to Peace Fall 2002
2.996Designing Paths to Peace Fall 2002
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