Mechanical Engineering

Work with matrices, vectors, and systems of equations used in graphics, AI, and engineering.

Cover mechanics, waves, electricity, magnetism, and optics through problem solving and lab experiments.

Extend single-variable calculus into 3D with multivariable functions, vectors, and surface integrals.

Solve equations describing how systems change over time, from circuits to population growth.

Create precise 2D drawings and 3D models of parts using professional design software.

Learn why metals, ceramics, polymers, and composites have different strength and flexibility properties.

Analyze forces on objects at rest and in motion to predict how structures and machines behave.

Calculate stress, strain, and deformation to predict when beams and shafts will break.

Study heat, energy, and work — how engines, refrigerators, and power plants operate.

Analyze how liquids and gases flow through pipes, over wings, and around objects.

Model how heat moves through conduction, convection, and radiation in engineering systems.

Design gears, shafts, bearings, and mechanical assemblies that withstand real-world loads.

Study machining, casting, welding, and 3D printing methods used to make physical parts.

Design feedback loops that keep systems like thermostats, drones, and robots on target.