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Title: 1st Year Students in Mechanical Engineering


1
1st Year Studentsin Mechanical Engineering
  • Welcome!

2
The Admissions Process
  • Thorough
  • Multi-faceted
  • Based on expected success
  • The result

You got in!
. You made it!
Congratulations!
3
Some People in Mechanical Engineering You Should
Know
Professor Pearl SullivanDepartment Chair
  • Professor Roydon FraserAssociate Chair
  • Undergraduate Studies

4
A Very Important Person in 2nd, 3rd 4th Year
Lynn Crema, Undergraduate Advisor E2 - 2328B
ext. 3625 lcrema_at_uwaterloo.ca
5
People in Mechanical Engineering You Will Get to
Know This Term
Professor Roydon Fraser
Professor Steve Lambert
ME 100 Mechanical Engineering Communication
Professionalism Course Instructors
6
Other Important People
  • ME 100 TAs
  • Aditya Chattopadhyay
  • Matt Tunt
  • Dave Halford
  • Curtis Knischewsky
  • Travis Ricard

7
The Mechanical Engineering Curriculum
  • Is a Professional Program
  • Meets Canadian Engineering
  • Accreditation Board (CEAB) requirements
  • Satisfies Professional Engineers Ontario (PEO)
    academic requirements for Licensing as a
    Professional Engineer (P.Eng.)

8
The Mechanical Engineering Curriculum
  • Academic Program consists of
  • 30 core courses,
  • 5 complementary studies electives,
  • 9 technical electives, and
  • other milestones, e.g., WHMIS, ELPE
  • Co-operative Engineering Program consists of
  • 6 co-operative education work terms,
  • 4 work reports, and the
  • PDEng program (5 of 6 work terms)

9
Mechanical Engineering Curriculum
PHYS 115Mechanics
ME 100Communn Professism
CH E 102Chemistry forEngineers
1A
1B
2A
2B
3A
3B
4A
4B
10
Complementary Studies Elective (CSE) Courses
  • 1 List A course (Impact of Technology on
    Society)
  • 1 List B course (Economics)
  • 2 List C courses (Humanities and Social
    Sciences)
  • 1 additional CSE (from List A, C or D)
  • MSCI 261 is a CORE (required) course in 1B

11
Mechanical Engineering TEs
  • A wide variety of TE courses are available in
    the general areas of
  • Automation and Control
  • Fluid Mechanics
  • Machine Design and Solid Mechanics
  • Materials Engineering and Processing
  • Thermal Engineering

you can specialize or diversify
12
Designated Faculty Options
  • Biomechanics Management Sciences
  • Mechatronics Environmental
  • Physics Etc.

Mechanical Engineering Specialization
  • Welding Joining Specialization

Some require extra course load
.all require
planning.
13
The University of Waterloo Calendar
  • Important Dates Deadlines
  • Descriptions of the Mechanical Engineering
    Program
  • Examinations Promotions Rules and Regulations,
  • Faculty Option Descriptions,
  • Course Descriptions

See paper copy or web at http//www.ucalendar.uwat
erloo.ca/
14
International Exchange Programs
  • Universities around the world,
  • e.g., University of Leeds, UK
  • Braunschweig, Germany
  • Lunds University, Sweden
  • Totorri University, Japan
  • etc.
  • Usually in 3A and/or 3B and requires gt70 GPA
  • A great deal of planning is required!

15
1st Year Mechanical Engineering
  • 1st Year Office looks after your 1A and 1B terms
  • Mech. Eng. Professors participate in
  • 1A - ME 100 (Profs. Fraser Lambert), and
  • 1B - GENE 121 and ME 215

16
Communication is Important !
  • Student/Faculty Committees meet regularly during
    the term to gather and distribute information
  • Starting 2A each class elects
  • 1 Class-Professor
  • 2 Student Class Representatives

17
Personal Problems that Interfere with your
Studies?
  • Counselling Services in the 1st Year Eng. Office
  • - group sessions - individual sessions -
    Study Skills Workshops
  • - Exam Anxiety Workshops

18
Documentation of Personal Problems
  • If you have difficulty such as a serious illness
    or a death in the family
  • Inform the 1st Year Undergraduate Office
    immediately
  • Obtain documentation

19
Keys to Success
  • Avoid Superficial Learning- review your notes,
    text, etc. regularly- sort out problems as they
    occur
  • - do not procrastinate!
  • (No marked assignments in years 2 and 3) -
    do not expect exam questions to be clones from
    assignments - talk to your friends, TAs,
    professors

20
Be Sure to Scratch
  • Before Tuesday September 11th
  • Log onto a Nexus Computer
  • Follow Instructions
  • Wait
  • Confirm
  • Any Problems see TAs or Computing Services

21
Mechanical Engineering at theUniversity of
Waterloo
  • Good Luck in Your Studies!
  • Enjoy the Program!

22
FactorFib
23
Fact of Fib
  • The Dana Porter Library is sinking?

24
Fact of Fib
  • The Dana Porter Library is sinking?
  • FALSE

25
Fact of Fib
  • The Dana Porter Library is sinking?
  • FALSE
  • UWs undergraduate engineering program is
    Canadas 2nd largest just behind U of Toronto.

26
Fact of Fib
  • The Dana Porter Library is sinking?
  • FALSE
  • UWs undergraduate engineering program is
    Canadas 2nd largest just behind U of Toronto.
  • FALSE largest with 5100 undergrads

27
Fact of Fib
  • UW is 50 years old?

28
Fact of Fib
  • UW is 50 years old?
  • TRUE Born 1957

29
Fact of Fib
  • UW is 50 years old?
  • TRUE Born 1957
  • UWs newest undergraduate engineering program is
    nanotechology engineering.

30
Fact of Fib
  • UW is 50 years old?
  • TRUE Born 1957
  • UWs newest undergraduate engineering program is
    nanotechology engineering.
  • FALSE management engineering 2007

31
Fact of Fib
  • The Tool is a large crescent wrench?

32
Fact of Fib
  • The Tool is a large crescent wrench?
  • FALSE It is a pipe wrench.

33
Fact of Fib
  • The Tool is a large crescent wrench?
  • FALSE It is a pipe wrench.
  • Engineering was among the first faculties on
    campus in 1957?

34
Fact of Fib
  • The Tool is a large crescent wrench?
  • FALSE It is a pipe wrench.
  • Engineering was among the first faculties on
    campus in 1957?
  • TRUE

35
Fact of Fib
  • Needles Hall was built in 1972 when energy was so
    cheap that single glazed windows were used and
    light switches were not added until 1977.

36
Fact of Fib
  • Needles Hall was built in 1972 when energy was so
    cheap that single glazed windows were used and
    light switches were not added until 1977.
  • TRUE

37
Fact of Fib
  • Needles Hall was built in 1972 when energy was so
    cheap that single glazed windows were used and
    light switches were not added until 1977.
  • TRUE
  • The engineering newspaper is called the IMPRINT.

38
Fact of Fib
  • Needles Hall was built in 1972 when energy was so
    cheap that single glazed windows were used and
    light switches were not added until 1977.
  • TRUE
  • The engineering newspaper is called the IMPRINT.
  • FALSE Iron Warrior

39
Fact of Fib
  • Water to UW and the surrounding neighbourhood is
    provided by a small pump house across Ring Road
    from Needles Hall?

40
Fact of Fib
  • Water to UW and the surrounding neighbourhood is
    provided by a small pump house across Ring Road
    from Needles Hall?
  • TRUE

41
Fact of Fib
  • Water to UW and the surrounding neighbourhood is
    provided by a small pump house across Ring Road
    from Needles Hall?
  • TRUE
  • UW is not U of W in order to avoid confusion with
    Windsor, Winnipeg, Wisconsin, etc.

42
Fact of Fib
  • Water to UW and the surrounding neighbourhood is
    provided by a small pump house across Ring Road
    from Needles Hall?
  • TRUE
  • UW is not U of W in order to avoid confusion with
    Windsor, Winnipeg, Wisconsin, etc.
  • TRUE

43
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