List of Information 8 Credits Fall/Winter terms (2-term sequence; must be taken consecutively) Lecture link Prerequisites ME 497: ME 317, ME 383, ME 312, ENGR 322, ME 332, ENGR 390, WR 327 ME 498: ME 497 Contact 541.737.7023 303F Dearborn (SAE) 541.737.7019 414 Rogers Hall 541.737.7035 418 Rogers Hall Course Description Student groups design, build and test a device that solves an open-ended mechanical engineering design problem. ME 497 focuses on background research and engineering analysis, ME 498 on prototype construction and testing. As the designated MIME Writing-Intensive Course, ME 497-498 also focuses on the refinement of students' engineering communications skills and their use of writing as a critical-thinking and learning tool.

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Remove A Adjust Ford Manual Steering. List of Information 8 Credits Fall/Winter terms (2-term sequence; must be taken consecutively) Lecture link Prerequisites ME 497: ME 317, ME 383, ME 312, ENGR 322, ME 332, ENGR 390, WR 327 ME 498: ME 497 Contact 541.737.7023 303F Dearborn (SAE) 541.737.7019 414 Rogers Hall 541.737.7035 418 Rogers Hall Course Description Student groups design, build and test a device that solves an open-ended mechanical engineering design problem. ME 497 focuses on background research and engineering analysis, ME 498 on prototype construction and testing. As the designated MIME Writing-Intensive Course, ME 497-498 also focuses on the refinement of students' engineering communications skills and their use of writing as a critical-thinking and learning tool.