1119 Main Administration Building
College Park, Maryland 20742-5031
301.405.5252 TEL 301.405.8195 Fi\.X
OFFICE OF THE SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT AND PROVOST
January 10,2013
MEMORANDUM
TO:
Darryll Pines
Dean, A. James Clark School of Engineering
FROM:
Elizabeth Beise 0J({;;
Associate Provost for Academic Planning and Programs
SUBJECT:
Proposal to Modify the Curriculum of the BS in Mechanical Engineering
Collaborative Program with Frostburg State University (PCC log no. 12030)
At its meeting on December 7, 2012, the Senate Committee on Programs, Curricula, and
Courses approved your proposal to modify the curriculum of the BS in Mechanical Engineering
collaborative program with Frostburg State University. A copy of the approved proposal is
attached.
The change is effective Spring 2013. The School should ensure that the change is fully
described in all relevant descriptive materials, and that all advisors are informed.
MDC/
Enclosure
cc:
William Idsardi, Chair, Senate PCC Committee
Sarah Bauder, Office of Student Financial Aid
Reka Montfort, University Senate
Erin Howard, Division of Information Technology
Donna Williams, Institutional Research, Planning & Assessment
Anne Turkos, University Archives
Linda Yokoi, Office of the Registrar
Robert Gaines, Undergraduate Studies
William Fourney, A. James Clark School of Engineering
Balakumar Balachandran, Department of Mechanical Engineering
THE UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND, COLLEGE PARK
PROGRAM/CURRICULUMIUNIT PROPOSAL
Please email the rest of the proposal as an MSWord attachment
to
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IPCCLOGNO.
12020
Please submit the signed form to the Office of the Associate Provost
for Academic Planning and Programs, 1J J9 Main Administration Building, Campus.
College/School:
Please also add College/School Unit Code-First 8 digits: Engineering 01203200
Unit Codes can be found at: hftps://hYfJprocl, Ullldedu/HlIIlLReporls/W1its. htm
Department/Program:
Please also add Department/Program Unit Code-Last 7 digits: 1322101 (Only for the major code of0910F). This
curriculum change should not impact the 09100 or 091OP.
Type of Action (choose one):
X Curriculum change (including informal specializations)
oRenaming ofprogram or formal Area ofConcentration
IJAddition/deletion offormal Area ofConcentration
IJ Suspend/delete program
0 New academic degree/award program
0 New Professional Studies award iteration
0 New Minor
0 Other
italics indicate that the proposed program action must be presented to the full University Senate for consideration.
Summary of Proposed Action:
The Department of Mechanical Engineering at College Park, in conjunction with the Physics & Engineering Department
at Frostburg State University, propose a modification to the undergraduate curriculum for students in the mechanical
engineering distance program, otherwise known as the collaborative program. The proposal removes one, three credit
mechanical technical elective and adds the requirement of one, three credit required course Machine Design (ENME 400).
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APPROVAL SIGNATU RES - Please IJrlfJ1 name, sign, and date. Use additional lines for multi-unit programs.
1. Department Committee Chair
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2. Department Chair
3. College/School PCC Chair
4. Dean
5. Dean of the Graduate School (if required)
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6. Chair, Senate PCC
7. University Senate Chair (if required)
8. Senior Vice President and Provost
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The University of Maryland at College Park currently offers a collaborative degree in Mechanical
Engineering where the students receive a degree from University of Maryland, with a Frostburg
designation.
Background: In the Frostburg UM engineering collaborative program, students complete the first two
years of math, physics, CORE/general education courses and basic engineering studies at Frostburg State
University. Students must apply as transfer students and satisfy our LEP admission criteria. After being
admitted to the collaborative program with the Clark School of Engineering, the junior and senior year
curriculum is taken physically at FSU, either live or via lTV from the University of Maryland. Students
completing the program receive a bachelor's of science degree in Mechanical Engineering from the
University of Maryland with a Frostburg notation. This program is EAC/ABET accredited and currently
has 12 full time students.
Rationale: During the last ABET accreditation in the fall of 2011, a critical weakness was noted by the
evaluator in that the Mechanical Engineering Frostburg Collaborative Program had no required courses to
introduce the fundamentals that would allow analysis of the associated safety factors in the design of
mechanical systems. The proposed solution is to add ENME 400 Machine Design as a required course to
the undergraduate collaborative degree, and reduce the number of technical electives by three credits in
the senior year. This modification would not change the overall credit total nor impose additional
prerequisites on students. This proposed modification would not impact satisfactory progress
(benchmarks) for any student. Therefore, we are requesting the modification to the B.S. degree in
mechanical engineering for collaborative students only be effective for the spring 2013.
Transitional Plan: The Mechanical Engineering faculty unanimously approved this change to
the undergraduate curriculum. While the department is requesting an implementation date of
spring 2013 we are well aware that students enrolled in the program prior to the effective date of
the curriculum change may complete their program under the old requirements ifthey wish.
Resources: No new resources are required from UM to offer the new curriculum as FSU will be
responsible for covering the cost of offering ENME 400 on the FSU campus.
Appendix A Current degree requirements with General Education
Appendix B Current degree requirements with CORE
Appendix C Proposed (Sample) degree requirements with General Education
Appendix D Proposed (Sample) degree requirements with CORE
Appendix E Four year pre-requisite MAPS with current degree requirements
Appendix F Four year pre-requisite MAPS with proposed degree requirements
Appendix G Benchmark Statement - Ensuring satisfactory progress will be met
Appendix H Letter from FSU stating approved implementation and financial allocation
Appendix J Sample transcripts
Cw-ren-t
Mechancial Engineering Four Year Academic Plan
Name:,
_
Year 1
ENGL 101, CHEM 135, MATH 141,
{ree enH lJ ~_OO(oI~rJ.. r.i";Lul~ ~)
\
Fall
Gateway requirements include:
Course
Credit
3
Distributive Studies course.
MATH 140 (AR)
(Directly admitted freshman must
CHEM 135
ENGL 101 (AW)
3
successfully complete these
courses and ENES 100 by 45 UM
3
4
MATH 141
4
3
PHYS 161 (NS)
3
Hist & Social Sciences (HS)*
3
ORAL COMM (DC)
3
Course
16
Total
13
Fall
Year 2
Grade
Credit
ENES 100 (SP)
credits.)
Total
Spring
Course
Grade
ENES 102
PHY5 161 and an approved
9e.n ~d...
wrth
UIO"
Spring
Credit
Course
Grade
Grade
Credit
ENES 220
3
ENES 232
ENES 221
3
ENME 272
2
MATH 241
4
MATH 246
3
MATH 206
3
PHYS 270 and PHYS 271
1
3&1
PHYS 260 and PHYS 261 (NL)
3&1
Scholarship in Practice (SP)*
3
Total
15
Total
15
Fall
Year 3
Second benchmark requirements
Course
Spring
Credit
Grade
Course
Grade
Credit
must be completed one year after
students are reviewed for the
ENME 331
3
ENME 332
3
gateway requirements and
ENME 350
3
ENME 351
3
include: All 100 and 200 level
ENME 382
3
ENME 361
3
ENME 392
3
ENME 371
3
ENME 201 (optional)
1
ENGL 393 (PW)
3
Hist & Social Sciences (HS)*
3
MATH, PHYS, ENES and ENME 271.
16
Total
Fall
Year 4
Third benchmark requirements
must be completed one year after
students are reviewed for the
second benchmark and include:
ENGL 393, ENME 331, 350, 392
and two of: ENME 351, 361, 371 or
382.
Course
15
Total
Spring
Credit
Course
Grade
Credit
Grade
ENME 462
3
ENME 472
3
ENME Tech Elective
3
ENME Tech Elective
3
ENME Tech Elective
3
ENME Tech Elective
3
Technical Elective
3
Technical Elective
3
Humanities (HU)*
3
Humanities (HU)*
3
Total
15
Total
*AII students must complete two Distributive Studies courses that are approved for I-series courses. The Understanding
Plural Societies and Cultural Competence courses may also fulfill Distributive Studies categories.
15
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
NAME:
_
UfD:
General Education Requirements
Fundamental Studies
Engineering Sciences
Requirements- The cumulative average of these courses must be a 2.0
Requirements
Course
Academic Writing (AW)
Professional Writing (PW)
Oral Communication (OC)
Math (MA)
Analytic Reasoning (AR)
ENGL 101
ENGL 393
3
3
3
--------------
0
0
Credits Grade
MATH 140
Course
Natural Science Lab (NL)
Natural Sciences (NS)
History/Social Sciences (HS)
History/Social Sciences (HS)
Humanities (HU)
Humanities (HU)
Scholarship in Practice (SP)
Scholarship in Practice (SP) non major
PHYS 260&261
PHYS 161
3
3
0
0
3
3
3
3
0
3
ENES100
I-Series
Course
Credits Grade
I-Series (IS)
I-Series (IS)
Diversity
(overlap permitted with Distributive Studies and/or I-series)
Requirements
Course
Credits Grade
Understanding Plural Societies (UP)
Understanding Plural Societies (UP) or
Cultural Competency (CC)
ENES 221 - Dynamics
ENES 232 - Thermodynamics
3
3
I
3
3
3&1
3&1
MATH 140 - Calculus I
MATH 141- Calculus II
MATH 206 -Intro to MATLAB
4
4
MATH 241 - Calculus III
4
MATH 246 - Differential Equations
3
l,quirf1mentsfor f;taduatJon:
At least 30 credits must be earned at UMD
15 of the final 30 credits must be earned at the 300-400 level
12 upper level major credits must be earned at UMD
Students must earn a minimum of 120 credits to complete a degree.
GenEd-2012-2013
Credits Grade
ENME 272 - Intro to CAD
ENME 331 - Fluid Mechanics
ENME 332 - Transfer Processes
ENME 350 - Electronics & Instrumentation I
EN ME 351 - Electronics & Instrumentation II
ENME 361 - Vibrations, Controls, & Opt I
ENME 371 - Product Eng & Manufacturing
ENME 382 - Eng Materials & Manufact Process
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
ENME 392 - Stat Methods for Prod & Proc Dev
ENME 462 - Vibrations, Controls, & Opt II
3
3
ENME 472 - Integrated Product P & Design
Technical Requirements
ENME 4XX - Tech Elective**
3
3
ENME 4XX - Tech Elective**
ENME 4XX - Tech Elective**
3
3
ENME 4XX - Tech Elective**
TECH 4XX - Tech Elective**
3
2
electives and approval.
Gateway req uirements
Credits Grade
CHEM 135 - Chem for Eng
PHYS 161 - General Physics I
PHYS 260 and PHYS 261 - Gen Physics II & Lab
PHYS 270 and PHYS 271 - Gen Physics III & Lab
o
o
o
Requirements-The cumulative average of these courses must be a 2.0
3
TECH 4XX - Tech Elective**
3
ENGL 393 - Technical Writing
3
**See Departmental Advisor for a Iistin g ot possible technical
BasIc sCiences
Requirements- The cumulative average of these courses must be a 2.0
3
Major Requirements
Credits Grade
Normally double counted with Distributive Studies
Requirements
Credits Grade
ENES 100 - Intro to Eng Design
ENES 102 - Mechanics I
ENES 220 - Mechanics II
Distributive stu ::IIes
Requirements
_
].
Credits Grade
Requirements
ENGL 101
CHEM 135, 271 or 113
MATH 141
PHYS 161
An approved Distributive Studies course
ENES 100 (required for Freshmen Direct Admits)
3
3
4
3
3
3
Benchmark 2 requirements
MATH 140, 141,241 and 246
15
PHYS 161, 260, 261, 270 and 271
ENES 100, 102,220,221 and 232
11
ENME 272 or ENME 382
3
15
Benchmark 3 requirements
3
9
ENGL 393
ENME 331, 350 and 392
Two of: ENME 351, 361, 371, 382
6
Benchmark___
Direct
Int.
Ext.
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Mechanical Engineering Four Year Plan
Name:
_
with WilE
UIO'
( rPl'p ~\ V ~
Fall
Year 1
Gateway requirements include:
ENGL 101, CHEM 135, MATH 141,
PHYS 161 and an approved
\
Course
Credit
ENES 102
Grade
Course
3
ENES 100
K'}\;ofcl
Credit
Grade
3
Distributive Studies course.
MATH 140
4
MATH 141
4
(Directly admitted freshman must
CHEM 13S
3
PHYS 161
3
ENGL 101
3
CORE
3
CORE
3
CORE
3
successfully complete these
courses and ENES 100 by 45 UM
credits.)
16
Total
Year 2
Spring
Credit
ENES 220
3
ENME 272
2
MATH 246
3
MATH 206
1
PHYS 270 and PHYS 271
3&1
Year 3
include: All 100 and 200 level
MATH, PHYS, ENES and ENME 271.
3
Total
Fall
Course
3&1
CORE
15
15
Spring
Credit
Grade
Grade
Credit
Course
ENME 331
3
ENME 332
3
ENME 350
3
ENME 351
3
ENME 382
3
ENME 361
3
ENME 392
3
ENME 371
3
ENME 201 (optional)
1
ENGL 393
3
CORE
3
16
Total
Year 4
Total
Fall
Third benchmark requirements
must be completed one year after
Grade
3
4
Second benchmark requirements
students are reviewed for the
Credit
Course
ENES 232
ENES 221
Total
gateway requirements and
Grade
3
MATH 241
PHYS 260 and PHYS 261
must be completed one year after
16
Total
Fall
Course
Course
Spring
Credit
ENME 462
15
Grade
Course
Grade
Credit
3
ENME 472
3
second benchmark and include:
ENME Tech Elective
3
ENME Tech Elective
3
ENGL 393, ENME 331, 350, 392
ENME Tech Elective
3
ENME Tech Elective
3
Technical Elective
3
Technical Elective
3
CORE
3
CORE
3
students are reviewed for the
and two of: ENME 351, 361, 371 or
382.
Total
c\UricLtI
, Spring
15
Total
15
Mechancial Engineering Four Year Academic Plan
Name:,
_
Course
3
MATH 141
4
CHEM 135
3
PHYS 161 (NS)
3
ENGL 101 (AW)
3
(Directly admitted freshman must
credits.)
Total
Year 2
3
3
13
16
Total
Spring
Credit
Grade
Grade
Credit
Course
ENES 220
3
ENES 232
3
ENES 221
3
ENME 272
2
MATH 241
4
MATH 246
MATH 206
1
PHYS 270 and PHYS 271
3
3&1
PHYS 260 and PHYS 261 (NL)
3&1
Scholarship in Practice (SP)*
3
Total
15
Total
15
Year 3
Spring
Fall
Second benchmark requirements
students are reviewed for the
Hist & Social Sciences (HS)*
ORAL COMM (OC)
Fall
Course
must be completed one year after
Grade
Credit
4
MATH 140 (AR)
courses and ENES 100 by 45 UM
Course
3
Distributive Studies course.
successfully complete these
Grade
Credit
ENES 100 (SP)
ENES 102
PHYS 161 and an approved
Spring
Fall
Year 1
Gateway requirements include:
ENGL 101, CHEM 135, MATH 141,
UID:
Course
Credit
EN ME 331
Grade
Credit
Course
3
ENME 332
Grade
3
gateway requirements and
ENME 350
3
ENME 351
3
include: All 100 and 200 level
EN ME 382
3
ENME 361
3
ENME 392
3
ENME 371
3
ENME 201 (optional)
1
ENGL 393 (PW)
3
Hist & Social Sciences (HS)*
3
MATH, PHYS, ENES and ENME 271.
Total
Year4
Fall
Third benchmark requirements
must be completed one year after
students are reviewed for the
Course
Spring
Credit
ENME 462
15
Total
16
Grade
Course
3
ENME 472
Grade
Credit
3
second benchmark and include:
ENME Tech Elective
3
ENME Tech Elective
3
ENGL 393, EN ME 331,350,392
ENME~OO
3
ENME Tech Elective
3
Technical Elective
3
Technical Elective
3
Humanities (HU)*
3
Humanities (HU)*
3
and two of: EN ME 351, 361, 371 or
382.
Total
15
Total
*AII students must complete two Distributive Studies courses that are approved for I-series courses. The Understanding
Plural Societies and Cultural Competence courses may also fulfill Distributive Studies categories.
15
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
NAME:
UID:
_
General Education ReqUirements
Engineering Sciences
Fundamental Studies
Requirements-The cumulative average a/these courses must be Q 2.0
Requirements
Course
Academic Writing (AW)
Professional Writing (PW)
Oral Communication (OC)
Math (MA)
Analytic Reasoning (AR)
ENGL 101
3
ENGL 393
3
3
0
0
Credits Grade
-------------­
MATH 140
ENES 100 - Intro to Eng Design
ENES 102 - Mechanics I
ENES 220 - Mechanics II
Course
Natural Science Lab (NL)
Natural Sciences (NS)
History/Social Sciences (HS)
History/Social Sciences (HS)
Humanities (HU)
Humanities (HU)
Scholarship in Practice (SP)
Scholarship in Practice (SP) non major
PHYS 260&261
0
PHYS 161
0
3
3
3
3
ENES100
0
3
Credits Grade
I-Series
Normally double counted with Distributive Studies
Credits Grade
I-Series (IS)
I-Series (IS)
Diversity
(overlap permitted with Distributive Studies and/or I-series)
Requirements
Course
Credits Grade
Understanding Plural Societies (UP)
Understanding Plural Societies (UP) or
Cultural Competency (CC)
I
MATH 140 - Calculus I
MATH 141- Calculus II
MATH 206 - Intro to MATLAB
MATH 241- Calculus III
MATH 246 - Differential Equations
fJe,g",iremiffits1ot.Gradt/QtiQ~:
At least 30 credits must be earned at UMD
15 of the final 30 credits must be earned at the 300-400 level
12 upper level major credits must be earned at UMD
Students must earn a minimum of 120 credits to complete a degree.
GenEd-2012-2013
Requ;rements- The cumulative average 0/ these courses must be a 2.0
Credits Grade
ENME 272 - Intro to CAD
ENME 331 - Fluid Mechanics
ENME 332 - Transfer Processes
ENME 350 - Electronics & Instrumentation I
ENME 351 - Electronics & Instrumentation II
ENME 361 - Vibrations, Controls, & Opt I
ENME 371 - Product Eng & Manufacturing
ENME 382 - Eng Materials & Manufact Process
2
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
ENME 392 - Stat Methods for Prod & Proc Dev
ENME 462 - Vibrations, Controls, & Opt II
3
3
ENME 472 - Integrated Product P & Design
Technical Requirements
ENME 400- Tech Elective**
3
3
ENME 4XX - Tech Elective··
ENME 4XX - Tech Elective··
3
3
ENME 4XX - Tech Elective··
TECH 4XX - Tech Elective··
TECH 4XX - Tech Elective··
3
3
electives and approval.
Gateway requirements
Credits Grade
CHEM 135 - Chem for Eng
PHYS 161 - General Physics I
PHYS 260 and PHYS 261 - Gen Physics II & Lab
PHYS 270 and PHYS 271 - Gen Physics III & Lab
D
D
D
3
3
3
ENGL 393 - Technical Writing
3
"See Departmental AdVisor for a listing of possible technical
BaSIC SCiences
Requirements- The cumulative average a/these caurses must be a 2.0
3
3
Major Requirements
Requirements
Course
Credits Grade
3
ENES 221 - Dynamics
ENES 232 - Thermodynamics
Distributive Stu :lies
Requirements
_
3
3
3&1
3&1
4
4
1
4
3
Credits Grade
Requirements
ENGL 101
CHEM 135,271 or 113
MATH 141
PHYS 161
An approved Distributive Studies course
ENES 100 (required for Freshmen Direct Admits)
Benchmark
MATH 140, 141, 241 and 246
3
3
3
2 requirements
15
PHYS 161, 260, 261, 270 and 271
ENES 100, 102,220,221 and 232
ENME 272 or ENME 382
Benchmark
3
3
4
11
15
3
3 requirements
ENGL 393
ENME 331, 350 and 392
Two of: ENME 351, 361, 371, 382
3
9
6
Benchmark___
Direct
Int.
Ext.
Mechanical Engineering Four Year Plan
Name:
_
Year 1
Gateway requirements include:
ENGL 101, (HEM 135, MATH 141,
PHYS 161 and an approved
UID:
_
Spring
Fall
Course
ENES 102
Grade
Credit
Course
Grade
Credit
3
ENES 100
3
Distributive Studies course.
MATH 140
4
MATH 141
4
(Directly admitted freshman must
CHEM 135
3
PHYS 161
3
ENGL 101
3
CORE
3
CORE
3
CORE
3
successfully complete these
courses and ENES 100 by 45 UM
credits.)
Total
Year 2
Fall
Course
16
Spring
Credit
ENES 220
Grade
Grade
Credit
Course
3
ENES 232
ENES 221
3
ENME 272
2
MATH 241
4
MATH 246
3
MATH 206
3&1
3
Total
Fall
Second benchmark requirements
Course
3&1
CORE
15
Total
Year 3
3
PHYS 270 and PHYS 271
1
PHYS 260 and PHYS 261
must be completed one year after
Total
16
15
Spring
Credit
Grade
Course
Grade
Credit
ENME 331
3
gateway requirements and
ENME 350
3
ENME 351
3
include: All 100 and 200 level
ENME 382
3
ENME 361
3
ENME 392
3
ENME 371
3
ENME 201 (optional)
1
ENGL 393
3
CORE
3
students are reviewed for the
MATH, PHYS, ENES and ENME 271.
16
Total
Year 4
3
Total
Fall
Third benchmark requirements
must be completed one year after
ENME 332
Course
15
Spring
Grade
Credit
Course
Grade
Credit
ENME 462
3
second benchmark and include:
ENME 400
3
ENME Tech Elective
3
ENGl393, ENME 331, 350, 392
ENME Tech Elective
3
ENME Tech Elective
3
Technical Elective
3
Technical Elective
3
CORE
3
CORE
3
students are reviewed for the
and two of: ENME 351, 361, 371 or
382.
Total
15
ENME 472
3
Total
15
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Department of Mechanical Engineering - Course Map
PHYS 270/271
CHEM 135
General
Chemistry
~
ENME 350
General Physics:
Electrodynamics, Light,
Relativity &
Modern Physics
MATH 141
Electronics &
Instrumentation I
ENME 361
I-­
ENES220
~
General
Physics:
Mechanics and
Particle
Dynamics
I
ENME462
Vibrations,
Controls and
Optimization II
ENME4XX
I
I-­
Vibrations,
Controls and
Optimization I
ENME4XX
ENME4XX
ENME 382
Mechanics II
Introduction to
Engilleeri ng
Materials
PHYS 161
Calculus I
-
----.
Differential
Equations
~
Electronics &
Insrrumemation II
MATH 246
I-­
Calculus II
MATH140
----.
ENME 351
I-­
ENME4XX
r---,
f-+
ENES221
Dynamics
f-+
ENME 271
I--
Introduction to
MATLAB
I--
I
I
I
ENME 21111
Oueers in
Mechanical
Enguleering
I
I
/
ENGL39!
Technical
Wntmg
L __ ...J
ENES 102
I-­
Mechanics I
PHYS 260/261
ENES 100
Introd uction to
Engineering
Design
General
Physics:
Vibration,
Waves, Heat,
E&M
f-+
ENES 232
Thennodynamics
~
ENME 331
Fluid
Mechanics
~
ENME 392
MATH 241
Calculus III
Statistical
Methods for
Product and
Processes
Development
ENME 332
Transfer
Processes
I
ENME4XX
Product
Engineering
and
Manufacturing
I
ENME4XX
ENME472
ENME 371
~
II
Integrated
Product and
Process
Development
I
I
I
I
I
I
(Note: You are allowed, ({you wish, to take up to two electives outside o/your major. These may be any 300 or 400 level courses in MATH, PHYS, COMp·SCIENCE, CHEM, BMGT or ENGINEERING.
{{you take an elective outside o.f your major, it will also count as one o.f your advanced studies upper core.) Arrows indicate prerequisites except for ENES22I and ENME27 I
q:>( opo .s ec{ .
Department of Mechanical Engineering - Course Map
PHYS 270/271
CHEM 135
General
Chemistry
..
ENME 350
General Physics:
EJectro­
dynamics, Light,
Relativity &
Modern Physics
MATH 141
Electronics &
InstrumentalioD I
ENME351
-----..
.
Differential
Equations
ENES220
Introduction to
Engineering
Materials
Mechanics IT
PHYS 161
MATH140
r-.
General
Physics:
Mechanics and
Particle
Dynamics
Introduction to
Engineering
Design
ENME4XX
I--­
ENME
100
ENME4XX
MJII<.h.nc..
'VtS,.f'.
Introduction to
CAD
ENME4XX
1--1
ENES221
I ENME201!
I easeers in I
Dynamics
I
ENES 100
I
Vibrations,
Controls and
Optimization IT
-
Mecharoc.aJ
Engineering
L __
ENES 102
f---­
Mechanics I
ENME 462
ENME272
r--.
..
ENME 361
Vibrations,
Controls and
Optimization 1
ENME 382
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Mechanical Engineering Benchmark Statement
The goal of the Student Academic Success-Degree Completion Policy is to promote
undergraduate student success. Engineering students requesting major changes within
the Clark School of Engineering will be required to satisfy benchmarks and demonstrate
completion of the new degree in a timely manner prior to having their major changed.
Failure to satisfy any of the academic benchmarks will result in students having to change
their major for not complying with the Student Academic Success Policy.
45 Credit Benchmark- This gateway review will be completed by the Office of
Undergraduate Advising & Academic Support
Students who are directly admitted to Engineering from high school are reviewed for
successful completion of the 45 credit benchmark at 45 University of Maryland credits.
• CHEM135 with a minimum grade ofC­
• MATHI41 with a minimum grade ofC­
• PHYS 161 with a minimum grade of C­
• ENES I00 with a minimum grade of C­
• Academic Writing
• One Distributive Studies course from the Humanities or Social Sciences
• No more than one repeat of any of the courses above (a ' W' [withdrawal] counts
• as an attempt)
• Minimum Grade Point Average of2.0
2nd Benchmark - This review will be completed by the Mechanical Department
Two semesters after students are initially reviewed for the 45 credit review OR two
semesters after students transfer into the Clark School of Engineering (as an internal or
external transfer), students must have completed the following:
•
•
•
•
All required 100 and 200 level MATH courses
All required 100 and 200 level PHYSICS courses
All required 100 and 200 level ENES courses
ENME272 or ENME 382
3 rd Benchmark - This review will be completed by the Mechanical Department
Two semesters after students are initially reviewed for the 2nd benchmark, students must
have completed the following:
•
•
•
ENGL393 (Technical Writing)
ENME33 I, ENME350, AND ENME392
Two of the following courses: ENME35 I, ENME361, ENME37 I, OR ENME382
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Jenna Dolan
From:
Sent:
To:
Cc:
Subject:
Kenneth T. Kiger
Friday. November 09. 2012 3:51 AM
Jenna Dolan
B Balachandran; William L. Fourney; David I. Bigio
Fwd: Support Letter for ME Curriculum Modification
Hi lerma,
Many thanks for your help on this again. Please find below the letter we needed for the change to the FSU
collaborative program.
Ken
Begin forwarded message:
From: M S Eltayeb <mseltayeb@frostburg.edu>
Subject: Support Letter for ME Curriculum Modification
Date: November 8,2012 12:17:23 PM EST
To: "kkiger@umd.edu" <kkiger@umd.edu>
Dear ME Undergraduate Program Director,
Dear Curriculum Committee Chair,
This is in reference to the proposal regarding the change in the Mechanical Engineering Frostburg Collaborative Program
to make ENME 400 Machine Design a required course and to remove three credits of existing technical electives, both of
which are 3-credit courses typically taken during the senior year. The course will be offered at the Frostburg campus
starting in the spring of 2013, and we have allocated sufficient resources to ensure it can be offered without disruption to
the program.
Sincerely,
Dr. M Eltayeb
Chair,
Department of Physics and Engineering
Frostburg State University
101 Braddock Rd.
Frostburg. MD 21532
(301) 687-4160
Prof. Ken Kiger
Department of Mechanical Engineering
University of Maryland
College Park, MD 20910
(301) 405-5245
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UNOFFICIAL FOR ADVISING PURPOSES ONLY
DOB:
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EMAIL:
Transfer - From U of MD Campus
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
CORE Program
DATE : 11/05/12
Undergraduate Degree Seeking
CURRENT STATUS:REGISTERED FALL 2011
FUND REQ SATISFIED MATH: TRANSFER
ENGL: TRANSFER
TRANSCRIPTS RECEIVED FROM THE FOLLOWING INSTITUTIONS:
ON 03/29/2012
FROSTBURG STATE UNIVERSITY
** TRANSFER CREDIT INFORMATION **
FROSTBURG STATE UNIVERSITY
3.00 ARTH100
0708 ART APPRECIATION
A
0.00 NC
PRIN OF CHEM I w/ LAB
W
3.00 ENES100
INTRO TO ENGINEERING
B
4.00 MATH140
CALCULUS I
C
1.00 Not App
INTRO HIGHER EDUC
A
3.00 ENES102
0801 STATICS
A
3.00 ENGL101
FRESHMAN COMPOSITION
A
3.00 GEOG202
HUMAN GEOGRAPHY
A
0.00 NC
CALCULUS II
W
4.00 PHYS161
PRIN PHYS I: MECHANICS
B
3.00 ECON205
0808 BASIC ECON
A
3.00
FIRST YEAR FSU COLLOQM
B
4.00 MATH141
CALCULUS II
C
PRIN PHYS II: ELEC & MAG
B
4.00 PHYS262
0901 PRIN OF CHEM I w/ LAB
B
4.00 Not App
3.00 ENME271
NUMERICAL METHODS
A
4.00 PHYS263
PRIN PHYS III: SOUND/LGT
B
INTRO AMER POLITIC
B
3.00 Not App
0905 INTRO WORLD MUSIC
B
3.00 MUSC210
0908 GEN CHEM FOR ENGRS
B
3.00 CHEM135
MECHANICS OF MATERIALS
C
3.00 ENES220
DYNAMICS
A
3.00 ENES221
CALCULUS III
C
4.00 MATH241
MGMT OF ORGANIZATIONS
A
3.00 BMGT364
1001 ADVANCED SCULPUTURE
A
3.00
TECHNICAL WRITING
A
3.00 ENGL393
THERMODYNAMICS
C
3.00 ENME232
ENGRG MATLS/MANUF PROCS
A
3.00 ENME382
DIFFENTL EQUATIONS
D
3.00 Not App
1012 CONTEMP WORLD HIST
A
3.00 HIST219
ACCEPTABLE UG INST. CREDITS
89.00
APPLICABLE UG INST. CREDITS
78.00
TOTAL UG CREDITS ACCEPTABLE
TOTAL UG CREDITS APPLICABLE
1008 MECHANICAL ENGINEERING CLARK SCHOOL
ENME392 STAT METH PROD&PROC DEV C
- USM INTERINSTITUTIONAL ­
LOCATION:FROSTBURG STATE
ENME331 FLUID MECHANICS
A
ENME350 ELECTRONICS I
A
A
ENME371 PRODUCT MANUFACTURING
MATH432 DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
A
** SEMESTER ACADEMIC HONORS **
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SB
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SB
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MS
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PL
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89.00
78.00
OF ENGINEERING
3.00 3.00 6.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
,'SEM:ATT 15.00 ERN 15.00 GPA 3.600 UG CUM:ATT
15.00 ERN
15.00 GPA 3.600
1101 MECHANICAL ENGINEERING CLARK SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING
ENME361 VIBRATN,CONTL,OPTIMIZ I C 3.00 3.00 6.00
- USM INTERINSTITUTIONAL LOCATION:FROSTBURG STATE
ENME332 TRANFER PROCESSES
A 3.00
ENME351 ELECTRONICS II
A 3.00
ENME472 INTEGRATED PRODUCT
A 3.00
A 3.00
ENME488 SPEC PROB IN MECH ENGR
** SEMESTER ACADEMIC HONORS **
SEM:ATT 15.00 ERN 15.00 GPA 3.600 UG CUM:ATT 30.00 ERN 30.00 GPA 3.600
1108 MECHANICAL ENGINEERING CLARK SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING
ENME414 COMPTR-AIDED DESIG
A 3.00 3.00 12.00
B­ 3.00 3.00 9.00
ENME426 PRODUCTION MANAGEMENT
ENME454 VEHICLE DYNAMICS
B 3.00 3.00 9.00
ENME462 VIBRTN,CNTRL,OPTIMZTN II A 3.00 3.00 12.00
- USM INTERINSTITUTIONAL ­
LOCATION:FROSTBURG STATE
ENGL150 INTRO TO LITERATURE
B 3.00
SEM:ATT 15.00 ERN 15.00 GPA 3.400 UG CUM:ATT 45.00 ERN 45.00 GPA 3.533
** DEGREE INFORMATION **
CLARK SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE
AWARDED DECEMBER 21, 2011
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
FROSTBURG COLLABORATIVE PROGRAM
WITH HONORS IN MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
UG CUMULATIVE CREDIT
UG CUMULATIVE GPA
123.00
3.533
Michael D Colson
From:
Sent:
To:
Subject:
Jenna Dolan
Friday, November 30, 2012 4:45 PM
Michael D Colson; B Balachandran; Kenneth T. Kiger; Peter A. Sandborn
RE: Invitation to Senate PCC Meeting 12/7
Hello Mike, Thank you for the invitation. I will represent the college and Dr. Ken Kiger will be representing the mechanical engineering department. The geographic location of the collaborative program (out at FSU) limits the selection of senior level design courses students can pursue. Students in the regular mechanical engineering major code (who are physically here at College Park) have access to other senior level design courses. While the intention of the mechanical engineering department is to request this modification for all mechanical engineering degrees in the future, they hope to start with the collaborative program due to an accreditation recommendation. Please let me know if you need additional information. Jenna D. From: Michael D Colson
Sent: Friday, November 30, 2012 11:05 AM
To: B Balachandran; Jenna Dolan; Kenneth T. Kiger; Peter A. Sandborn
Subject: Invitation to Senate PCC Meeting 12/7
Hello everyone, We would like to put the recently submitted Mechanical Engineering – Frostburg PCC proposal on the Senate PCC committee agenda for their meeting next Friday, December 7. In keeping with our usual practice, I am inviting both a departmental representative and a college representative. The presentation time will be 8:40 am, and should last only about 15 minutes. The room location will be Main Administration Room 2105. Please let me know who will attend or if we need to reschedule. Also, I have a question that may come up in the committee meeting, which is why this particular course (ENME 400) is being required for the Frostburg students and not for the College Park students. If this is something that you can explain in an email I can append it to the proposal file for the reviewers to see before the meeting. Please let me know if you have any questions. Thanks, Mike The proposal: 12030 ENGR ENME Modify the Curriculum of the BS in Mechanical Engineering collaborative program with Frostburg State University ‐‐‐ 1