University of Canterbury, New Zealand
Christchurch, New Zealand
Fall of Junior Year
(Early July through Mid-November)
Global E3 Partner - Competitive Application Process
| FALL | WINTER | SPRING | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Freshman |
MA111 Calculus (5) |
MA112 Calculus II (5) |
CHEM111 / BIO101 (4) |
| Sophomore |
MA211 Differential Equations (4) |
MA212 Matrix Algebra and Systems of Differential Equations (4) |
MA223 Statistics for Engineers (4) |
| Junior |
Quarter to go abroad and |
ME317 Design for Manufacturing (3) |
ME302 Heat Transfer (4) ME480 Mach Comp Design (4) Math or Science Elective (4) HSSA Elective (4) |
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Senior |
ME470 Capstone Design 1 (4) ME430 Mechatronic Systems (4) Tech Elective (4) HSSA Elective (4) |
ME471 Capstone Design II (4) |
ME472 Capstone Design III (4) Tech Elective (4) Tech Elective (4) Free Elective (4) |
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Red and underlined: courses moved from a traditional schedule for study abroad. |
Yellow and boxed: Required courses that could be taken at UC. |
| Courses that are available at UC and what requirement they would satisfy: | |||
| UC Course # | UC Course Name | Semester offered | RHIT Course |
| EMTH 271 | Math Modelling and Computation | Sem 2 | ME 327 |
| ENME 203 | Dynamics & Vibrations | Sem 2 | EM 406 |
| ENME 207 | Materials Science & Engineering | Sem 2 | ME 328 |
| ENME 305 | Thermodynamics and Heat Transfer | Sem 2 | ME 302 |
| Technical Electives (there may be others) | |
| Aerodynamics and Ground Vehicle Dynamics | |
| Engineering Design and Manufacture | |
| Electro Technology for Mechanical Engineers | |
| Engineering Design and Production Management (ME 317 pre-req?) | |
| Computational and Applied Mechanical Analysis (ME 323 pre-req?) | |
| Independent Study | |
- Your weekly schedule will include 13 lecture hours, 1 tutorial hour, and an average of 3 lab hours, for a period of 12 weeks. This is the equivalent of 18 quarter-credits at Rose-Hulman.
- You may choose to take additional, or different, classes if you can arrange a suitable schedule. Bear in mind that it may be impossible to take some year-two classes (200-level) and some year-three (300-level) classes in the same semester.
- Final Transfer of credit depends on departmental approval
- Be sure to talk to your advisor and the director of study abroad about how classes abroad can fit into your overall plan