| Admission & Retention Policy | Academic | The Mechanical Engineering Department faculty have understood the need for maintaining a standard that enables students to be competitive in their coursework. The department has maintained a policy of minimum academic stands for many years. This policy, linked below, will continue to be enforced.
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| Application to the Professional Program | Academic | The application for the professional program is a list of courses which must be completed before being fully accepted into the program. The upper division courses are restricted to students who have been admitted. A 2.8 grade point average and a C or higher in all courses are also application requirements. This form can be printed from the web site.
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| Coatings & Polymeric Materials Curriculum | Curriculum | EFFECTIVE FALL 2011 - The Coatings and Polymeric Materials Option is a unique program available within the Mechanical Engineering curriculum, and offered at few other universities in the United States. The CPM concentration is ideal for students interested in the manufacture of paints and other coatings used to enhance and preserve items such as automobiles, ships, steel structures, machines and household appliances. In the junior and senior years of the program, students take specialized courses which cover the chemistry and physics of polymers and industrial coatings. In the laboratory, students get involved in the actual preparation, application, and testing of polymers and coatings. You may print this form from the web site. |  |
| Coatings & Polymeric Materials Flowchart | Curriculum | EFFECTIVE FALL 2012 - The flowchart is a course plan which lists the sequence in which courses should be taken. The chart lists necessary courses and the prerequisites required. You may print this form from the web site.
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| Curriculum Card - Standard Mechanical Engineering | Curriculum | EFFECTIVE FALL 2011 - In order to graduate from NDSU with a degree in Mechanical Engineering, you must complete all the requirements listed on the curriculum. The standard curriculum is set up in fall/spring blocks for easier schedule planning. You may print this form from the web site, or you can type in and save this document to your computer. |  |
| Curriculum Flowchart - Standard Mechanical Engineering | Curriculum | EFFECTIVE FALL 2011 - The flowchart is a course plan which lists the sequence in which courses should be taken. The chart lists necessary courses and the prerequisites required. You may print this form from the web site.
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| Faculty & Staff Handout | Academic | A document containing contact information and photographs for the Mechanical Engineering Faculty and Staff.
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| FERPA Form | Academic | All students requesting Mechanical Engineering Faculty to serve as a reference for scholarships, job searches, co-ops or any other such purpose, need to have a FERPA from on file in the ME Office.
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| Pre-Order Form, Required for ALL Purchases | Accounting | All individuals (students/faculty/staff) purchasing items through the Mechanical Engineering Department MUST have this form on file before doing so. You may also need to check in the ME Office for specifics about ordering with certain companies. If ordering for a Senior Design project, a yellow budget form is also required. Without this form and a budget on file, you do not have proper authorization to purchase items for any project.
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| Reimbursement Form | Accounting | In order to be reimbursed for expenses not charged directly to the Mechanical Engineering Department, a reimbursement form can be filed. You will be reimbursed ONLY if this form is completed and approved PRIOR to purchases. NDSU does not pay sales tax, therefore, this may not be reimbursed. An ORIGINAL receipt must also accompany this form. |  |
| Scholarship Application 2013 | Academic | College of Engineering and Architecture General Scholarship Application used to award all scholarships available through the ME Department. All current Mechanical Engineering students are eligible to apply. Form is DUE on February 15th, 2013 to the Mechanical Engineering office in Dolve 111. Scholarship awards will be applied to the Fall 2013 semester. |  |
| Technical Elective Course Offerings Plan | Academic | Mechanical Engineering Students are required to choose 5 technical electives. Additional courses will be offered as they are developed by the faculty. This handout is meant only to serve as a guide, and is not necessarily comprehensive. Check with the department for current course offerings and changes.
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| Time Sheet First Half of Month | Accounting | Students working in the Mechanical Engineering Department may print a time sheet for the first half of the month (1 - 15) using the link below. The time sheet is due in the ME Office within a few days after the 15th and needs to be signed by both you and your supervisor.
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| Time Sheet Second Half of Month | Accounting | Students working in the Mechanical Engineering Department may print a time sheet for the second half of the month (16 - 31) using the link below. The time sheet is due in the ME Office within a few days after the end of the month and needs to be signed by both you and your supervisor.
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| Trial Card | Academic | A trial card is used as an aid for planning a class schedule. A signed trial card is needed when permits are required for courses. Trial cards can be found in the Mechanical Engineering Department Office, or can be printed from the web site. |  |