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'''Mechanical Engineering''' is a Bachelors of Science program at Georgia Tech within the College of Engineering. |
'''Mechanical Engineering''' is a Bachelors of Science program at Georgia Tech within the College of Engineering. |
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| − | === Prerequisite Chains === |
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| − | Mechanical Engineering is notorious for having lengthy [[Prerequisite Chain|prerequisite chains]], so mechanical engineering students should plan their schedules carefully. The most important prerequisite chain is [[MATH 1551]] to [[MATH 1552]] and [[PHYS 2211]] to [[COE 2001]]. All classes in this prerequisite chain should be taken as early as possible, since almost all mechanical engineering courses require COE 2001 or its postrequisites. |
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| − | === ME 2110 === |
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== Degree Requirements == |
== Degree Requirements == |
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