Undergraduate Laboratories
The Department of Mechanical Engineering has five state-of-the-art laboratories for undergraduate teaching.
Mechanical Engineering Laboratory
This laboratory is primarily is used by juniors and seniors for courses 22.302 ME Lab. I and 22.403 ME lab. II The laboratory contains a wide range of mechanical engineering experiments covering the fields of vibrations, stress, strain, fluid flow and heat transfer.
Students working in the ME laboratory.
Materials Testing Laboratory
This laboratory is used mainly by sophomore students in the engineering materials course (22.296). This course contains much of the content of a tradiational materials science course, but with a practical component where students test and measure typical engineering materials. The Materials Testing Lab is also used as a resource for the department's graduate research program.
Industrial Aerodynamics Laboratory
This laboratory features three wind tunnels, one of which is the second largest in
The 200 mph wind tunnel.
Computer Aided Design Laboratory
This laboratory features state-of the-art pentium computers and the latest CAD packages, such as Solidworks and Pro-Engineer.
Machine Shop
This is used for both undergraduate teaching and research machining. Sophomore undergraduate students are required to take a course (22.202) in machine shop practice. In in 22.321 Machine Design I students fabricate and test their design of a sophisticated linkage mechanism. The Machine shop has 10 lathes and 4 machine milling machines.
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