The objectives of the Automotive Option include:
- to provide students an understanding of the automotive industry and Canada's place in it;
- to give students an understanding of the major technological issues in the industry from the point of view of materials, manufacturing, design, ergonomics as well as business;
- to offer students the skills which will enable them to contribute to their employers more rapidly and thus gain an advantage over graduates from other universities;
- to further assist the development of the automotive industry in Canada and particularly in Windsor-Essex by providing better educated engineers;
Third-Year Courses for Mechanical Engineering - Automotive Option
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92-317 Applied Thermodynamics
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92-320 Fluid Mechanics 2
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92-328 Heat Transfer
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92-421 Machine Design
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92-459 Computer Aided Engineering
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94-330 Automotive Engineering Fundamentals
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Fourth-Year Courses for Mechanical Engineering - Automotive Option
| WINTER | SUMMER |
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92-400 Capstone Design
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92-400 Capstone |
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92-418 Thermal Systems Design
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92-321 Control Design |
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92-411 Design for Failure Prevention
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85-421 Engineering & Society |
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94-463 Vehicle Dynamics
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92-324 Engineering Measurements |
| 94-467 Vehicle Thermal Management | 94-465 Internal Combustion Engines |
| Technical Elective | Technical Elective |