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NTU Mech Mainstream 2011

This document outlines the curriculum for mechanical engineering students admitted in 2011/2012 at the polytechnic, including the course content and prerequisites for each subject in years 2 through 4. Key courses cover topics in physics, dynamics, mathematics, mechanics of materials, thermodynamics, fluid mechanics, manufacturing, heat transfer, and design. Students complete industrial attachment in year 3 and a final year project applying engineering principles to analyze and solve problems.

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NTU Mech Mainstream 2011

This document outlines the curriculum for mechanical engineering students admitted in 2011/2012 at the polytechnic, including the course content and prerequisites for each subject in years 2 through 4. Key courses cover topics in physics, dynamics, mathematics, mechanics of materials, thermodynamics, fluid mechanics, manufacturing, heat transfer, and design. Students complete industrial attachment in year 3 and a final year project applying engineering principles to analyze and solve problems.

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Mechanical Engineering 2011 Curriculum (Mainstream)

The following course content is meant for ME students who are admitted in AY2011/2012 as
a Poly Direct Entry 2nd year student and under the 2011 Curriculum.
FE1012 Physics A
This course is only applicable to Poly Direct Entry Students and JC students without A Level Mathematics.
[Pre-requisites: Basic trigonometry and calculus; Academic Unit: 4.0]
Content: Vectors, Kinematics, Forces and Torques, Newtons Laws of Motion, Impulse and Momentum, Work and
Energy, Thermal Physics, Electric Field, Magnetic Field, Motion of Charged Particles and Applications, Circuits
MA1001 Dynamics
[Pre-requisite: Nil; Academic Unit: 3.0]
Content: Kinematics of Particles; Kinematics of Rigid Bodies; Kinetics of Particles; Kinetics of Rigid Bodies
MP0001 Essential Mathematics
[Prerequisite: Nil; Academic Unit: 2.0]
Content: Functions and Derivatives. Integration. Complex numbers and Vectors. Power Series. Multivariable
Functions & Partial Derivatives. Ordinary Differential Equations.
MP2001 Mechanics of Materials
[Pre-requisite: FE1001* or having attended G162*; Academic Unit: 3.0]
Content: Review of concepts of equilibrium and free body diagram. Stress and strain. Torsion. Bending stresses in
beams. Shearing stresses in beams. Transformation of stress and strain. Yield and fracture criteria. Deflection of
beams. Columns.
*Not applicable to part-time or polytechnic students
MP2002 Kinematics and Dynamics of Machinery
[Pre-requisite: FE1001 or having attended G163; Academic Unit: 3.0]
Content: Kinematic Fundamentals Kinematics of Linkages Static force Analysis of Mechanisms, Dynamic Force
Analysis of Mechanisms Spur Gears and Gear Trains Cams.
MP2006 Mathematics 3
[Pre-requisite: Nil; Academic Unit: 3.0]
Content: Probability & Statistics. Matrix Analysis/Linear Algebra. Vector Differential Calculus. Vector Integral
Calculus.
MP2007 Mathematics 4
[Pre-requisite: Nil; Academic Unit: 3.0]
Content: Complex Variables. Fourier Analysis. Laplace Transform. Partial Differential Equations.
MP2008 Electrical and Electronics: Circuits and Devices
[Pre-requisite: Nil; Academic Unit: 3.0]
Content: Resistive circuits and circuit theorems, Energy storage elements and transient response, AC circuits,
Diode circuit analysis, Bipolar junction transistors, Small-signal BJT amplifiers, MOSFET and small-signal MOSFET
amplifiers, Transistor Switches, Operational amplifiers, Logic gates.
MP2011 Engineering Graphics and Machine Components
[Pre-requisite: MP2001; Academic Unit: 4.0]
Content: Orthographic projections. Pictorial views and technical sketching. Drawing standards and practices.
Sectional views and machine drawings. Development of surfaces. Power transmission components. Dimensions
and tolerances, surface finish. Bearings. Threaded fasteners, power screw, joints.

Mechanical Engineering 2011 Curriculum (Mainstream)


MP2071 Laboratory 2A
[Pre-requisite: Nil; Academic Unit: 1.0]
Content: Laboratory experiments and projects to provide practical application and understanding of theories
relating to second year courses in Mechanical and Production Engineering.
MP2072 Laboratory 2B
[Pre-requisite: Nil; Academic Unit: 1.0]
Content: Laboratory experiments and projects to provide practical application and understanding of theories
relating to second year courses in Mechanical and Production Engineering.
MP2079 Engineering Innovation and Design (EID)
[Over 2 semesters; Pre-requisite: Nil; Academic Unit: 2.0]
Content: Computer Aided Design (CAD) and Engineering (CAE). Design for assembly. Innovative product design.
Design modeling. Engineering analysis. Appreciation of manufacturing processes. Pneumatic control. Mechatronics
design and assembly. Material selection. Introduction to Business planning, and Project management. Practice in
generating creative products, technology and innovative engineering solutions through i-project.
MP2303 Thermodynamics
[Pre-requisite: Nil; Academic Unit: 3.0]
Content: Properties of pure substances. Work and heat. Energy and the first law. Energy balance for closed
systems and steady state control volumes. Second law and entropy. Entropy balance for closed systems and steady
state control volumes. Thermodynamic cycles for power plants and refrigeration systems. Ideal gas mixtures and
psychrometrics. Reacting mixtures and combustion.
MP2304 Manufacturing Technology and Materials
[Pre-requisite: Nil; Academic Unit: 3.0]
Content: Ferrous alloys. Nonferrous metals and alloys. Polymers: Structure and general properties. Ceramics and
glasses. Introduction to composites. Casting. Sheet-metal forming processes. Plastics forming processes. Material
removal processes. Joining processes. Electronics Manufacturing Technology. Engineering Metrology.
MP2305 Fluid Mechanics
[Pre-requisite: Nil; Academic Unit: 3.0]
Content: Submerged surfaces and bodies. Elementary fluid dynamics. Momentum equation and its application.
Dimensional analysis and similtude. Internal flows and piping systems. Principles and applications of fluid
machines.
MP3001 Dynamics and Control
[Pre-requisite: having attended MP2007 or G264; Academic Unit: 4.0]
Content: Modelling of linear systems. Dynamics response analysis. Theory of linear feedback control systems. Time
and frequency domain design techniques. Performance and stability analysis.
MP3002 Mechanics of Deformable Solids
[Pre-requisite: Nil; Academic Unit: 3.0]
Content: Response of single degree of freedom systems to harmonic, impulse and arbitrary excitation. Forced
harmonic excitation of 2-DOF systems. Normal mode summation for systems with several degrees of freedom
systems. Stationary energy methods. Theory of plane and axisymmetric elasticity.

Mechanical Engineering 2011 Curriculum (Mainstream)


MP3003 Heat Transfer
[Pre-requisite: MP2003; Academic Unit: 3.0]
Content: Conduction: formulation of heat conduction problems, one dimensional problems, conduction with heat
generation, fin and general lumped capacitance analysis. Convection: conservation transfer equations, dimensional
analysis, flow over flat plate, forced convection in pipes, forced convection correlations, free convection
correlations. Heat exchanger analysis. Radiation: black body radiation exchange, radiation exchange between
multi-gray surfaces.
MP3011 Engineering Design
[Pre-requisite: having taken MP2011; Academic Unit: 3.0]
Content: Brakes and clutches. Couplings. Hydraulic power transmission. Electrical control of hydraulic circuits.
Electric motors. Machine frame design. The design process: product idea and design specification. Conceptual
design. Embodiment and detailed design.
MP3071 Laboratory 3
[Pre-requisite: Nil; Academic Unit: 2.0]
Content: Experiments and mini-project involving design, construction and testing related to Dynamics and Control
(MP3001), Mechanics of Deformable Solids (MP3002/MP4102), Heat Transfer (MP3003), Manufacturing
Technology and Materials (MP3104) and Engineering Design (MP3011).
MP3079 Industrial Attachment
[Pre-requisite: Year 3 standing; Academic Unit: 10.0]
Content: The purposes of the 24-week industrial training are: to gain firsthand knowledge of the day-to-day
operation in the Mechanical Engineering profession, to apply the acquired knowledge and skills in actual planning,
design, production, construction and/or operation/maintenance practices, and to become knowledgeable in field
problems and requirements of the industry.
MP4004 Advanced Manufacturing and Nanotechnology
[Pre-requisite: MP2004 or MP3104; Academic Unit: 3]
No information.
MP4005 Fluid Dynamics
[Pre-requisites: MP2003 and MP2005; Academic Unit: 3.0]
Content: General equations of motion. Potential flow. Isentropic compressible flow. Normal shocks, Fanno and
Rayleigh line flows. Boundary layer flow. External flow. Performance characteristics of pumps and turbines.
Unsteady flow and surge control.
MP4007 Engineers and Society
[Pre-requisite: Nil; Academic Unit: 3.0]
Content: Our country. Engineers in society. Our world in the new Millennium.
MP4008 Human Resource Management
[Pre-requisite: Nil; Academic Unit: 3.0]
Content: The Nature of Human Relations. The study of individual behavior. Behavior of Groups and Productivity
Practices. Managing Technological Change. Managing in Knowledge-based Futures. Fundamentals of Leadership.
HRM Skills of a Leader: Developing, Appraising and Rewarding Staff. Managing Performance: Corporate, Group and
Individual. Productivity Innovation, Creativity and Inventive Culture. Internationalization and HRM. Managing
Industrial Relations. Personal Career Development. Topical HRM Issues.

Mechanical Engineering 2011 Curriculum (Mainstream)


MP4011 Mechanical System Design and Analysis
[Pre-requisite: having taken MP3010 or MP3011; Academic Unit: 3.0]
Content: Design issues. Cost engineering. Drive system design. Digital control techniques. Basic concepts of the
finite element method. 2-D problems. Finite element procedures and applications.
MP4012 Design Optimization and Analysis
[Pre-requisites: MP2001 and MP2006; Academic Units: 3]
Content: Basic concepts of the finite element method. One-dimensional finite elements. Two-dimensional finite
elements and modelling. Fundamental concepts in optimization. Optimization techniques.
MP4079 Final Year Project
[Pre-requisite: Promoted to Year 4; Academic Unit: 10.0]
Content: Students are required to analyse and synthesise problems in any of the disciplines of mechanical and
production engineering through a project requiring application of basic engineering principles. The project may
take any one or a combination of the following forms: feasibility study, product development, computer modelling
and analysis, design and construction, testing and experimental investigation.

This document was last updated on July 21, 2011.

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