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Nov 23, 2024
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ME 3650 - Systematic Engineering Design3 lecture hours 0 lab hours 3 credits
Course Description
This course presents methods for consistent problem solving in the research and development environment. Creativity is coupled to systematic engineering processes. A project work is included, based on realistic mechanical engineering problems. The fundamental steps in product development are introduced. Specifying a requirements list, applying a methodical search for solutions, developing a concept in a specification booklet, and sketches of complete machine concepts are components of this course. A final report is required as well as a presentation of the results in front of student audience. (prereq: participation in FHL/MSOE exchange program)
Course Learning Outcomes
Upon successful completion of this course, the student will be able to:
- Arrange in a team environment, distributing work even
- Demonstrate problem-solving methods and their use
- Implement a basic product development process
- Define problems and evaluate solution methods
- Determine requirements and specifications
- Assess solutions and their variants
- Produce sketches and drawings
- Construct a simple physical model of the final concept to show scale and interdependencies
- Produce a technical document with the necessary information
- Develop information according to rules, legislation and/or standards
- Skill in team-work
- Present project results in front of an audience
Prerequisites by Topic
Course Topics
- Machine component design process
- Literature search
- Drawing and computer drafting
- Written and oral presentation techniques
- Intercultural and social competence
Coordinator
John Pakkala
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