ELM 4701 Senior Project I

This course emphasizes project design and manufacturing issues. Topics include planning and budgeting; design for manufacturability; safety in the design; fabrication techniques; testing for safety and reliability; and quality control. The student gets a small design then selects and begins planning a team-oriented project with major software, electrical, and mechanical components that’s completed in ELM 4702.

• School

  School of Engineering and Computing

• Number

  4701

• Subject

  Electromechanical Engineering Technology (ELM)

• Semester

  Fall

• Lecture/Lab/Seminar Hours

  1 hour of lecture, 3 hours of lab per week

• Prerequisites

  • MAT 3170 Applied Mathematics for Engineering
  • ELT 1032 Electrical Circuits II
  • ELM 3015 Sensors & Instrumentation
  • ELT 2041 Electronic Circuits I
  • ELT 2050 Microcontroller Techniques I
  • ELT 2061 Electromechanical Systems I
  • MEC 1020 Manufacturing Processes I
  • MEC 2010 Fluid Mechanics & Fluid Systems
  • MEC 2035 Statics & Strengths of Materials
  • MEC 2065 Kinematics & Dynamics

• Corequisites

  • ELM 4015 Electromechanical Power Systems
  • ELM 4231 Control Systems I

• Credits

  2

• Fee

  $340