Thermal-Fluids
To complete the requirements of the Minor in Thermal-Fluids, a student must fulfill the following three expectations:
Code | Title | Hours |
---|---|---|
(1) Completion of a set of 2 courses covering basic fluid mechanics and basic thermodynamics. These are commonly required for most engineering majors. Acceptable sets include | 8 | |
Conservation & Accounting Principles and Fluid Systems | ||
Thermodynamics and Fluid Mechanics | ||
Conservation Principles and Balances and Fluid Mechanics | ||
(2) Select one of the following foundational prerequisites: | 4 | |
Applications of Thermodynamics | ||
Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics | ||
Heat Transfer | ||
Fundamentals of Heat & Mass Transfer | ||
(3) Select three of the thermal-fluids electives listed below: | 12 | |
Thermal-Fluid Systems: | ||
Renewable Energy | ||
Internal Combustion Engines | ||
Propulsion Systems | ||
Turbomachinery | ||
Thermal-Fluid Sciences: | ||
Foundations of Fluid Mechanics | ||
Theoretical Aerodynamics | ||
Introduction to Computational Fluid Dynamics | ||
Combustion | ||
Gas Dynamics | ||
Total Hours | 24 |
Successful completion of a minor is indicated on the student's transcript. A student interested in pursuing the Minor in Thermal-Fluids should consult with the head of the Department of Mechanical Engineering.
ME Majors do not qualify for the Minor in Thermal-Fluids, but may pursue ME areas of concentration.