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EG210Introduction to Mechanical Design

Course Prerequisites ToolSNHU EG210 has 1 direct prerequisite, with 10 courses in its complete prerequisite tree, and is required by 2 other courses.

Undergraduate · 3 credits

In this course, students will be introduced to mechanical design and analysis. Students will use the engineering design process to articulate project requirements, complete testing and data analysis, design and document a solution, and implement and test their prototype. Students will apply computer-aided design (CAD) and embedded programming skills throughout the course. In teams, students will develop professional skills including technical writing, presenting, project management, and graphical communication.

Prerequisite Tree

  • EG207 — Instrumentation & Measurements
    • PHY216 — Physics II
      • MAT275 — Calculus II: Integration and Series
        • MAT225 — Calculus I: Single-Variable Calculus
          • MAT142 — Precalculus with Limits
          • MAT140 — Precalculus
            • MAT136 — Introduction to Quantitative Analysis
      • PHY215 — Physics I
        • MAT225 — Calculus I: Single-Variable Calculus
          • MAT142 — Precalculus with Limits
          • MAT140 — Precalculus
            • MAT136 — Introduction to Quantitative Analysis
      • PHY215L — Physics I Lab
        • MAT225 — Calculus I: Single-Variable Calculus
          • MAT142 — Precalculus with Limits
          • MAT140 — Precalculus
            • MAT136 — Introduction to Quantitative Analysis
    • EG110 — Engineering Ideas into Prototypes

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