College of Technology
Degree – Bachelor of Science
Major: Mechanical Engineering Technology (Proposed)
Northwest
Catalog Year: 2016-17
Degree Requirements
Details
Credit Hours
Grade Point Average ( GPA)
Residency Rule
Experiential Learning (E X L)
120 credits hours
2.0 GPA
Complete at least 32 hours at the 30000 or higher course level at a Purdue Northwest (PNW) Campus
2 courses approved with the EXL attribute
Only courses approved by the University Senate as General Education will satisfy Gen Ed Requirements.
SEMESTER 1 - Program
Requirements (Course Title)
Subject Code/
Course Number
Algebra & Trig for Technology I
MA 14700
English Composition I
Intro to Engineering Technology
ENGL 10400
MET 16100
Production Drawing & CAD
Manufacturing Processes II
Fundamentals of Speech
Semester
Offered
Credit
Hours
Gen
Ed
Min
Grade
3
GEQR
ALL
FA
3
1
MET 10000
MET 24200
COM 11400
FA, SP
FA, SP
ALL
3
3
3
GEWR CGEWE
GETS
GEUR
GECU
SEMESTER 2 - Program
Requirements (Course Title)
Subject Code/
Course Number
Semester
Offered
Algebra & Trig for Technology II
Applied Mechanics Statics
Materials I
Computational Analysis Tools
Intro. to Parametric Modeling
Humanities or Social Science
Elective
MA 14800
MET 11800 (m)
MET 14100
MET 16200
MET 10100
SEMESTER 3 - Program
Requirements (Course Title)
Subject Code/
Course Number
Semester Credit
Offered Hours
Calculus for Technology I
Applied Strength of Materials
MA 16019
MET 21100 (m)
FA
4
4
General Physics I
Dynamics
PHYS 22000
MET 21300 (m)
4
3
GESC
FA, SP
SEMESTER 4 - Program
Requirements (Course Title)
Subject Code/
Course Number
Semester
Offered
Credit
Hours
Gen
Ed
Production Drawing
Fluid Power
Applied Calc. II and Diff. Eqs.
MET 10200
MET 23000
MA 16021
SP
SP
Machine Elements
Technical Report Writing
MET 21500 (m)
ENGL 22000
FA, SP
ALL
SEMESTER 5 - Program
Requirements (Course Title)
Subject Code/
Course Number
Semester
Offered
Electricity Fundamentals
Applied Heat Transfer
General Physics II
ECET 21400
MET 32900
PHYS 22100
Engineering Project Management & IET 30800
Economic Analysis
Elementary Statistical Methods I
STAT 30100
FA, SP
FA, SP
SP
SP
ALL
FA
FA, SP
Credit
Hours
3
3
3
1
3
3
Notes
Credit
Hours
3
3
4
3
3
Pre/Co-requisite Courses
MA 15300
MA 11500 or SAT Mathematics 449 or
ALEKS Math Placement 030
ENGL 10100
High School Grades
See
Note 1
Co-requisite: MET 10000
GESL
Gen
Ed
Min
Grade
Notes
Also
Allowed
MA 15400
MET 11100
Pre/Co-requisite Courses
MA 14700 or MA 15300
MA 14800 or MA 15400
MA 14700 or MA 15300
MET 10000
GEHA
or
GESB
Gen
Ed
See
Note 2
Min
Grade
Notes
Also
Allowed
MA 16300
Min
Notes
Grade
3
3
3
3
3
Also
Allowed
Also
Allowed
Pre/Co-requisite Courses
MA 14800 or MA 15400
MET 11800 or MET 11100 and Coreq: MA 16019
MA 14800 or MA 15400
MET 11800 or MET 11100 and Coreq: MA 16019
Pre/Co-requisite Courses
MET 10000 and MET 16200
PHYS 22000
MA 22400 or
MA16400
MET 21100 and MET 21300
ENGL 10000, 10100,10400, or 10800
GEWR
Gen
Ed
Min
Notes
Grade
Also
Allowed
GESC
IET 45100
Pre/Co-requisite Courses
PHYS 22000 & MA 16019
PHYS 22000
Junior or Senior standing
MA 14700 or 15300 or College Level
Mathematics
SEMESTER 6 - Program
Requirements (Course Title)
Subject Code/
Course Number
Semester
Offered
Production Planning & Control
Controls & Instr. for Automation
Safety and Health for the
Technologies
Computer Programming Course
Applied Thermodynamics
IET 22400
MET 38200
OLS 30000
SP
SP
ALL
3
3
3
MET 32500
SP
3
3
SEMESTER 7 - Program
Requirements (Course Title)
Subject Code/
Course Number
Semester
Offered
Comp Integrated Design &
Manufacturing
Applied Fluid Mechanics
MET 46100
FA
3
MET 31300
FA
3
MET 49500
FA,SP
FA, SP
3
3
FA,SP
3
MET / IET Elective
Senior Project Survey
Tech / CHM Elective
SEMESTER 8 - Program
Requirements (Course Title)
Subject Code/
Course Number
MET Elective
COM / OLS Elective (30000 level
and above)
Senior Project
MET 49700
Humanities or Social Science
Elective
Semester
Offered
Credit
Hours
Credit
Hours
Credit
Hours
FA, SP
FA, SP
3
3
FA, SP
ALL
3
3
Program Total
120
Gen
Ed
Min
Grade
Also
Allowed
Notes
Pre/Co-requisite Courses
TECH Elect. STAT 30100
MA 16019 and Phys 22000
OLS 33100 Junior or Senior standing
MA 16019 and PHYS 22000
Gen
Ed
Min
Grade
Also
Allowed
Notes
EXL
MET 41100
Min
Grade
GEHA
or
GESB
30
Notes
EXL
See
Note 2
MET 10200 and MET 21100 and
MET 24200
MET 23000 and MA 16021 or MA
22400
IET 30800 and OLS 30000 or OLS
33100
EXL
Gen
Ed
Pre/Co-requisite Courses
Also
Allowed
Pre/Co-requisite Courses
MET 49500
9 EXL
Additional Information and Guidelines
Note 1: Intro to Engineering Technology MET 16100 meets the Wellness Education, Technology in Society, and Freshman Experience General
Education Core requirements.
Note 2: Humanities or Social Science - Approved AD Art & Design; COM Communication; ENGL English; FR French; GR German; HIST History;
JPNS Japanese; MUS Music; OLS 16300 Fundamentals of Self Leadership; or PHIL Philosophy; SPAN Spanish; ANTH Anthropology; ECON
Economics; ETHN Ethnic Studies; GEOG Geography; OLS Organizational Leadership & Supervision; POL Political Science; PSY Psychology;
SOC Sociology; WOST Women’s Studies One approved Humanities and one approved Social Science course must be taken to satisfy the
respective General Education Core requirements.
Note 3: ABET requires 40 credits of non-MET, IET, ECET CMET, CGT, ET, or ITS (non-technology) courses. The MET curriculum has 26 from Gen
Ed +22 MA, STAT, OLS or COM credits not in the Gen Ed Core.
Milestone Courses, noted by (m) next to the subject code / course number, have been identified as being critical to your success in this field
of study. Failure to master the subject matter in milestone courses may impact your ability to progress in your degree program. In many cases this
means achieving higher grades than just the minimum that may be noted in this plan of study. Review your program requirements with your academic
advisor to stay on track for graduation.
Degree - Bachelor of Science (B.S.)
CIP Code: 158999
Major: Mechanical Engineering Technology (METC)
College:
Technology
Program Code:
Concentration:
MET-BS
none
College of Technology
Degree – Bachelor of Science
Major: Mechanical Engineering Technology (Current)
Catalog Year: 2014-15
Degree Requirements
Details
Credit Hours
Grade Point Average ( GPA)
Residency Rule
Experiential Learning (E X L)
120 credits hours
2.0 GPA
Complete at least 32 hours at the 30000 or higher course level at Purdue University Calumet (PUC campus)
2 courses approved with the E X L attribute
General Education Core
English Composition
English Composition
Natural Science
Mathematics or Statistics
Humanities
Social Sciences
Speech Communication
Computer Utilization
Wellness Education
Technology in Society
Freshman Experience Course
Additional General Education
Subtotal
Subject Code/
Course Number
ENGL 10400
ENGL 22000
PHYS 22000 and
PHYS 22100
MA 14700
Any GEHA Humanities
Semester
Offered
FA,SP,SU
ALL
Credit
Gen Ed
Min
Hours Requirement Grade
3
3
8
ALL
Any GESB Social Science ALL
COM 11400
ALL
MET 10000
MET 16100
MET 16100
MET 16100
3
3
3
3
3
1
1
1
30
GEWR
GEWR
GESC
C-
GEQR
GEHA
GESB
GESL
GECU
GEWE
GETS
GEUR
Also
Allowed
Pre/Co-requisite Courses
ENGL10500 High School Grades
ENGL10000, 10400, or 10800
PHYS 22000 =MA 14800 or MA 15400
PHYS 22100=PHYS 22000
MA15300
ALEKS Placement
Only courses approved by University Senate as General Education will satisfy Gen Ed Requirements. Recommended Gen Ed courses for your program are listed above.
SEMESTER 1 - Program
Requirements (Course Title)
Subject Code/
Course Number
Semester
Offered
Algebra & Trig for Technology I
MA 14700
English Composition I
Intro to Engineering Technology
Production Drawing & CAD
Manufacturing Processes II
Fundamentals of Speech
ENGL 10400
MET 16100
MET 10000
MET 24200
COM 11400
ALL
FA
FA, SP
FA, SP
ALL
SEMESTER 2 - Program
Requirements (Course Title)
Subject Code/
Course Number
Semester
Offered
Algebra & Trig for Technology II
Applied Mechanics Statics
Materials I
Computational Analysis Tools
Chemistry Elective (with Lab)
Production Drawing
MA 14800
MET 11800 (m)
MET 14100
MET 16200
Any CHM with lab
MET 10200
SEMESTER 3 - Program
Requirements (Course Title)
Subject Code/
Course Number
Semester
Offered
Calculus for Technology I
Applied Strength of Materials
MA 21900
MET 21100 (m)
FA
4
4
General Physics I
Dynamics
PHYS 22000
MET 21300 (m)
FA, SP
4
3
SEMESTER 4 - Program
Requirements (Course Title)
Subject Code/
Course Number
Semester
Offered
Electricity Fundamentals
Fluid Power
ECET 21400
MET 23000
SP
SP
3
3
Social Science Elective
Machine Elements
Technical Report Writing
Any GESB Soc Sci
MET 2XX00 (m)
ENGL 22000
ALL
FA, SP
ALL
3
3
3
FA, SP
FA, SP
SP
SP
Credit
Hours
Gen
Ed
3
GEQR
3
1
3
3
3
GEWR
Note 1
GECU
Credit
Hours
Min
Grade
EXL
Course
MA 15300
C-
Credit
Hours
MA 11500 or SAT Mathematics 449 or
ALEKS Math Placement 030
High School Grades
Co-requisite: MET 10000
GESL
Gen
Ed
Min
Grade
EXL
Course
3
3
3
1
3
3
Credit
Hours
Also
Pre/Co-requisite Courses
Allowed
Also
Allowed
MA 15400
Pre/Co-requisite Courses
MA 14700 or MA 15300
MA 14800 or MA 15900
MA 14700 or MA 15900
MET 10000 and MET 16200
Gen
Ed
Min
Grade
EXL
Course
Also
Allowed
MA 16300
GESC
Gen
Ed
Min
Grade
EXL
Course
Also
Allowed
Pre/Co-requisite Courses
MA 14800
MET 11800 or MET 11100 and Prereq or Co-req: MA 21900
MA 14800 or MA 15400
MET 11800 and Pre-req or Co-req:
MA 21900
Pre/Co-requisite Courses
PHYS 22000 and Pre-req or Co-req:
ECET 21400
GESB
MET 21100 and MET 21300
ENGL 10000, 10400, or 10800
SEMESTER 5 - Program
Requirements (Course Title)
Subject Code/
Course Number
Calculus for Technology II
Elective
General Physics II
MA 22200
See Note 2
PHYS 22100
Engineering Project Management & IET 30800
Economic Analysis
Semester
Offered
FA, SP
FA, SP
Credit
Hours
3
3
4
3
Elementary Statistical Methods I
STAT 30100
SEMESTER 6 - Program
Requirements (Course Title)
Subject Code/
Course Number
Semester
Offered
Production Planning & Control
Applied Fluid Mechanics
Occupational Safety and Health
(OSHA)
Elective
Applied Thermodynamics
IET 22400
MET 31300
OLS 33100
SP
SP
ALL
3
3
3
See Note 2
MET 32500
FA, SP
SP
3
3
SEMESTER 7 - Program
Requirements (Course Title)
Subject Code/
Course Number
Semester
Offered
Min
Grade
EXL
Course
Also
Allowed
MA 16400
GESC
FA
Applied Heat Transfer
Senior Project Survey
Humanities Elective
MET 32900
MET 49500
Any GEHA
Humanities course
FA
FA, SP
ALL
SEMESTER 8 - Program
Requirements (Course Title)
Subject Code/
Course Number
Semester
Offered
Elective
Elective
Senior Project
Humanities or Social Science
Elective or OLS 35000
See Note 2
FA, SP
See Note 2
FA, SP
MET 49700
FA, SP
OLS 35000 or See
Note 3
Credit
Hours
Credit
Hours
Gen
Ed
Min
Grade
EXL
Course
Also
Allowed
3
3
3
3
Pre/Co-requisite Courses
STAT 30100
MA 22200 and MET 23000
MA 21900 and PHYS 22000
Gen
Ed
Min
Grade
EXL
Course
Also
Allowed
Pre/Co-requisite Courses
MET 20500 or MET 10200 and MET
21100 and MET 24200
ENGL 42000= ENGL10000, 10400,
or 10800
OLS 47400=COM11400
PHYS 22000 and MA 21900
OLS 33100 and IET 30800
Yes
3
Credit
Hours
MA 21900
MA 14700 or College Level
Mathematics CPT 076 or MA 15300
3
3
3
3
Pre/Co-requisite Courses
PHYS 22000
Junior or Senior standing
3
Comp Integrated Design &
MET 46100
Manufacturing
Business Writing OR Conference ENGL 42000 OR
Leadership Training
OLS 47400
Program Total
Gen
Ed
Yes
GEHA
Gen
Ed
Min
Grade
EXL
Course
Yes
Also
Allowed
Pre/Co-requisite Courses
MET 49500
120
Additional Information and Guidelines
Note 1: Intro to Engineering Technology MET 16100 meets the Wellness Education, Technology in Society, and Freshman Experience General
Education Core requirements.
Note 2: Electives - Choose from the following courses: MET 30500; MET 31500; MET 34700; MET 42000; MET 42100; MET 46500; IET 27300; IET
35500; IET 41100; ECET26200, ECET36200 or other course approved by advisor.
Note 2: Humanities or Social Science or OLS 35000 - Can be OLS 35000 Applied Creativity for Business and Industry or any AD Art & Design; COM
Communication; ENGL English; FR French; GR German; HIST History; JPNS Japanese; MUS Music; OLS 16300 Fundamentals of Self
Leadership; or PHIL Philosophy; SPAN Spanish; ANTH Anthropology; ECON Economics; ETHN Ethnic Studies; GEOG Geography; OLS
Organizational Leadership & Supervision; POL Political Science; PSY Psychology; SOC Sociology; WOST Women’s Studies
Milestone Courses, noted by (m) next to the subject code / course number, have been identified as being critical to your success in this field
of study. Failure to master the subject matter in milestone courses may impact your ability to progress in your degree program. In many cases this
means achieving higher grades than just the minimum that may be noted in this plan of study. Review your program requirements with your academic
advisor to stay on track for graduation.