THE UNIVERSIlY ~@ OFARIZONAo Mechanical Engineering … · Mechanical Engineering Tucson, AZ 85721-0119 Tel: (520) 621-2235 Fax: (520) 621-8191 . October 11, 2012 . Outstanding Senior

College of Engineering 1130 N. Mountain~ THE UNIVERSIlY Department of Aerospace &: P.O. Box 210119

~@ OF ARIZONAo Mechanical Engineering Tucson, AZ 85721-0119 Tel: (520) 621-2235 Fax: (520) 621-8191

October 11, 2012

Outstanding Senior Committee, The College of Engineering, The University of Arizona, Tucson, Arizona, 85721

Dear Committee Members,

I am writing this letter in support of Mr. Michael Lesnewski's nomination as Outstanding Senior, College of Engineering. I have known Mr. Lesnewski since he began his studies at the University of Arizona and he is, without doubt, an excellent student.

Mymany interactions with Michael have always been insightful. He carries a heavy academic load in addition to being a valued member ofthe University of Arizona's chapter of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers. He worked on the Human Powered Vehicle Project, which aims to build a fully functional recumbent bicycle to meet ASME's requirements. He has also maintained a good GPA of 3.429 and has been on the Dean's List during multiple semesters. In addition to his varied academic responsibilities, he also works part-time for Raytheon. This past spring semester, Michael's senior design project was awarded the title of "Best Engineering Analysis." I have spoken with some of his teammates and they regard him highly for his desire to contribute to the team effort and maturity.

Michael successfully juggles a very busy schedule but he always takes the time to greet the people he encounters and I've never seen him without a smile. His gracious interactions with others speak volumes for his character.

Michael's desire to succeed and make a difference, through his studies and extracurricular involvement, speak highly of his integrity and strong work ethic. I give Mr. Lesnewski my highest recommendation.

Sincerely,

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Arvind Raman

BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH MUST BE PREPARED BYTHE STUDENT (Two Page Maximum)

Name: Michael Lesnewski Student ID# 02166435 _

Current Address: 1703 W. Sunridge Drive

Permanent Address: 1703 W. Sunridge Drive

Major: Mechanical Engineering US Citizen: Yes or No

Category 1: Academic Program and Goals (60 point total)

• Educational Purpose with Goals • My current educational goal is to be accepted into The University of Arizona's

Graduate School in order to obtain a Master's degree in Mechanical Engineering. I see graduate school as the next natural and important progression of my educational career that will benefit me as I concurrently begin a career in the Aerospace Industry. My under graduate career has laid the framework for my success both academically and in up-and-coming career. I want to take every opportunity to advance my education.

• Academic Program A. 3.439, 136 units; 3.603 Major GPA

Minor: Mathematics; 3.538 Minor GPA B. During my undergraduate career my main focus was to receive a well-rounded understanding of the physical and mechanical principles that influence our everyday lives. Having this broad understanding will enable me to choose my own specific career specialty when the opportunity presents itself. (Graduate School will also enable me to choose a specialty). • Member of the Human Powered Vehicle Design Project which served both as a

University of Arizona Senior Project and an entry in the ASME sponsored Human Powered Vehicle Competition.

• Our Team won the 2012 "Best Engineering Analysis" Award sponsored by Raytheon at the 2012 Senior Design Day.

Category 2: University, College and Community Activities (40 point total)

• College Activities/Department Activities • ASME Student Chapter (Fall of 2009 to Spring 2012)

I was one of the original members of the student chapter of ASME, during its club revival in the fall of 2009 after a several year hiatus. I participated in club activities such as educational tours of university facilities as well as volunteer activities such as Ben's Bells. The club has steadily grown year after year to a point where the club can begin to participate in the University's "E Week". I also helped continue the HPV project (Human Powered Vehicle) as a club building project by allowing future students the opportunity to progress where we left off.

Y Employment: o Raytheon (summer of 2010 to Present): Working as a Manufacturing

Engineer supporting various product lines. o Obtained a Secret Security Clearance

Y Attach a current Academic Requirement Report (AAR) And Resume.

Y Make sure to submit materials to your department at least 2-3 days prior to the deadline below, in order to give them time to complete the process.

DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSION TO COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING ACADEMIC AFFAIRS OFFICE: THURSDAY, 11 OCTOBER 2012

Michael Lesnewski 1703 W. Sunridge Drive (520)388-0295 Tucson, AZ 85704 [email protected]

OBJECTIVE Seeking a full-time position in the aerospace and defeuse iudustry to utilize my experience and educatiou iu a challeugiug techuical enviroument.

EDUCATION University of Arizona, Tucsou, AZ Mechanical Engineering, Minor in Mathematics, Graduating December 2012 GPA: 3.439

EXPERIENCE Raytheou Missile Systems, Tucson, AZ 2010 - Preseut Mauufacturing Engineer- Summer Interu

• Existing Secret Security Clearance • Translated engineering drawings and program requirements into assembly work

instructions • Completed 2011 Manufacturing Test Engineering Center (MTC) Manufacturing

Engineering (ME) Certification curriculum o Created & Presented Technology and Manufacturing Readiness Level Training

• Developed and implemented a DEPOT Auto-Route process for the AlM-9X program. MTC Project Estimated Value: $78,000 per year

• Coordinated work across multiple functions in several factories • Communicate well with management and shopfloor personnel

2011 - 2012 Human Powered Vehicle Design Project, University of Arizona Senior Project • Designed and fabricated a fully faired recumbent bicycle to meet American Society of

Mechanical Engineers (ASME) system requirements • Designed custom bicycle components as well as completed assemblies using AutoCAD

software (SolidWorks) • Performed aerodynamic analysis using Flow Express and made appropriate design

improvements • Performed finite element analysis using ANSYS on structural subsystems to ensure to

failure criteria was acceptable via system requirements • Machined custom aluminum components using CNC equipment • Molded composite structure utilizing Carbon Fiber and Kevlar materials and vacuum

bagging techniques

SOTWARE KNOWLEDGE • AutoCAD and SolidWorks

• MATLAB • ANSYS • SAP (PRISM) • Microsoft Office

AWARDS AND RECOGNITION • 2012 "Best Engineering Analysis" Award; Human Powered Vehicle Competition Award

sponsored by Raytheou • Wild Cat Excellence Award; University of Arizona Scholarship • Member of the U of A Student Chapter of ASME • Outstanding Graduating Senior for the AerospacelMechanical Eng. Department(Dec 2012)

Academic Advisement Report For Michael Lesnewski (02166435) prepared on 10/17/2012

Requested by Arvind Raman

Graduation Requirements

Academic level Required GPA AcwalGPA GPA Status ReqUirement Term

Undergraduate Career 2.000 3.429 Satisfied Fall 2008

Mechanical Engineering Major (BSMEE) 2.000 3.603 Satisfied Fall 2008

Mathematics Minor 2.000 3.538 Satisfied Fall 2008

Unit ReqUirements Required Units

Tota' Units * In Progress Units

Unit Status

Units Required for this Degree 128.00 136.00 12.000 Satisfied

Upper Division Units 42.00 61.00 6.000 Satisfied

Units in Residence 30.00 117.00 12.000 Satisfied

.Total Units and ReqUIrement Status Include In Progress Umts. In Progress Umts Include enrolled Units for current and future terms. creett from repeated courses and developmental courses (MATH/SAS 100AX) is only temporarily inclUded in the In Progress and Total Units and will be excluded from Total Units when the course is graded. Note: Credit for a course can only be given once, unless otherwise specified in the course catalog description.

Credit Type - EN=Enrollment at UA, IP=ln Progress, TR=Transfer Credit, TE=Test Credit

Undergraduate Graduation Requirements (RG511)

All course work and requirements for this degree must be completed prior to the date the degree is awarded. The University of Arizona requirements to follow in this audit are required for graduation and awarding of the degree.

Curriculum: 1. The University of Arizona and the Arizona Board of Regents have sole discretion

over all curricula changes. 2. Courses, programs & requirements may be suspended, deleted, restricted, or

changed in any manner, at any time. 3. Students must remain currently informed about all policies & other info that bears

on completing a degree.

Required Units: Additional units will be required to complete this degree if a student: A) is admitted to the UA with deficiencies; B) changes his/her academic plan(s); C) fails to meet minimum course/plan requirements; D) ineffectively plans or fails to execute a course of study that leads directly to degree completion; or E) is completing more than one baccalaureate degree. Completing a second bachelor's degree at The University of Arizona requires no fewer than 30 units in addition to the units required for the first degree, and all requirements for the second degree must be met.

Final Units in Residence (R538/L70)

A minimum of 18 of the final 30 units taken toward degree requirements must be in residence at The University of Arizona. Consult with your academic advisor if you intend to use transfer credits to fulfill your degree requirements.

Correspondence and/or Exam Credit Limit (R207511..10)

Satisfied: A maximum of 60 units of Correspondence Credit and/or Exam Credit may apply toward graduation.

Non Degree Seeking Limit (R83811..10)

A maximum of 15 units completed as a non-degree seeking student may be used for fulfilling undergraduate degree requirements. Units exceeding this limit (shown below) must be subtracted from the units required towards the degree and graduation

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requirements.

Community College Limit (RI227/L30)

Satisfied: A maximum of 64 units of community college course work may apply toward graduation. A minimum of 64 units of course work must be completed at a 4-year institution, military institution, or as test credit.

· Units: 64.00 required, 130.00 completed

PE Activity Course Limit (R3297/L25)

satisfied: No more than 3 units will apply toward a student's graduation requirements. All PE activity courses taken can be seen below. PE Activity units exceeding the 3 unit maximum must be subtracted from the total units, residency requirements and cumulative grade point average.

Foundation Mathematics Satisfied: Foundation Mathematics

(RG1434)

GE Substantial Math Strand Satisfied: GE Substantial Math Strand

(R2439)

GE Substantial Math Strand satisfied: Complete 1 course.

· Courses: 1.00 used

(R2439/L 10)

Term Course Title Fall 2008 Calculus I

Undergraduate General Education and Foundation Requirements Satisfied: Undergraduate General Education and Foundation Requirements

(RG507)

Foundation Composition Satisfied: Select from 1 of the 2 following options: 1. First and Second Semester Composition OR 2. Honors Composition

(R532)

Mid-Career Writing Assessment - Complete 2nd semester English Composition with a B grade or higher. Students who do not earn a grade of B or better in 2nd semester English Composition must also satisfy a college or department writing requirement. Consult your major advisor if you do not earn a grade of B in 2nd semester English Composition.

Option 1: First Semester Composition (R532/Ll0)

satisfied: Complete 1 course

· Courses: 1.00 required, 1.00 completed

Term Course-Title Fall 2008 First-Year Composition

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AND Option 1: Second Semester Composition (R532A.20)

Satisfied: AND Complete 1 course


Term Catalog Nbr Course TIUe 102 First-Year Composition Fall 2008

GI; Foundation Second Language not required Satisfied: There is no second language required for your major.

(R3219)

General Education Tier I Satisfied: Complete 2 courses in each of the following areas.

(R522)

Tier! Individuals & Societies (R5221L10)

Satisfied: Fulfillment of Individuals and Societies requires completion of two distinctly numbered courses (e.g., INPV 101 & 103 or PSY 150A1 & ANTH 15081 or PSY 150A1 & INPV 103).

Only one course may be completed from the 150A options OR INDV 101. Only one course may be completed from the 1508 options OR INOV 102. Only one course may be completed from the 150C options OR INDV 103.

!NDV 101 = 150M INPV 102 = 1508# INOV 103 = 150C#


Term SubteCt Catalog Nbr CourseTitfe Grade Units RDtCd RqDe$ Type Sprg 2009 INDV 103 Societl+lnstitut Systems

(What Is Politics?) A 3.00 EN

Fall 2012 SOC 15081 Social Issues in America 3.00 IP

Tier I Traditions &Cultures (R5221L30)

Satisfied: Fulfillment of Traditions and Cultures requires completion of two distinctly numbered courses (e.g., TRAD 102 & 104 or AFAS 160C2 & RSSS 160C1 or TRAD 101 & RSSS 160C1).

Only one course may be completed from the 160A options OR TRAO 101. Only one course may be completed from the 1608 options OR TRAP 102. Only only course may be completed from the 160C options OR TRAD 103. Only one course may be completed from the 160P options OR TRAO 104.

TRAP 101 = 160A# TRAP 102 = 1608# TRAP 103 = 160C# TRAP 104 = 160P#

The course directives have changed HIST HR substituted (Model 1 Group 3 Sequence 1) 10/7/2011 SUB TRN AP HIST for Tier I TRAP 103 Entered by: SILVAJ - Joanne E Silva


Term Subject Cat8logNbr Course Title Grade Units RptCd RqOes Type Fall 2008 TRAO 104 Topics In Culture+Civ

(Classical MytholoQy) C 3.00 EN

Fall 2008 HIST HR HIST Lower Division Transfer T 3.00 TE

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General Education Tier II (R2778)

Satisfied: Majors must complete Tier II Individual and Societies. Choose one additional Tier II courses from Tier II Arts or Tier II Humanities to complete the requirement.

Option 1: Tier II Arts (R2778/L 10)

Satisfied: Complete 3 units


Term Catalog Nbr Course Title Fall 2012 109 Rock & Amer Po Music

ANP Tier II Individual & Societies (R2778/L30)

Satisfied: Complete 1 course. Prerequisite course work in Tier 1 Individuals and Societies (INDV) must be completed prior to taking.

The course directives have changed HIST HR substituted (Model 1 Group 3 Sequence 2) 101712011 SUB TRN AP HIST for Tier IIINDV Entered by: SILVAJ - Joanne E Silva


Term Course Title Fall200B HIST Lower Division Transfer

Diversity Emphasis Course (R531)

Satisfied: One course must be taken that focuses on Gender, Race, Class, Ethnicity, Sexual Orientation or Non-Western Area Studies. Courses used to fulfill this requirement may also be used to fulfill other requirements.

Piyersity Emphasis Course (R531/L10)

Satisfied: General Education Diversity Emphasis Course: Gender, Race, Class, Ethnicity, Sexual Orientation or Non-Western Area Studies.

INDV 101 will only fulfill this area if topic taken is "Race, Ethnicity, and the American Dream".


Term OQUf$e Title '. Fall 2012 Rock & Amer Pop Music

Additional Coursework (RG521)

Courses listed in this section may include general elective credits, UA courses and transferable courses from other institutions. Consult with your advisor to determine if courses listed in this section may be used to fulfill a requirement or sub-requirement in your degree program.

Courses taken for Pass/Fail option can only count as elective credit. They cannot fulfill any General Education, Major, or Minor requirements.

Courses Available to Fulfill Other Requirements (R577/L10)

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Term Subject CatalogNbr Course Title Grade UnItS RptCd RqDes TYf)e Fall 2008 CSC 127A Intro Computer Science T 4.00 TE Fall 2008 SPAN 1PR Spanish Proficiency 1st Semest T 0.00 TE Fall 2008 CHEM 151 General Chemistry I B 4.00 PHYS EN Fall 2008 ENGR 102 Intro to Engineering B 3.00 EN Sprg 2009 CHEM 152 General Chemistry II B 4.00 PHYS EN Sprg 2009 PHYS 141 Introductory Mechanics B 4.00 PHYS EN Fall 2009 ABE 221 Introduction To Cad B 3.00 EN Fall 2009 CE 214 Statics A 3.00 EN Fall 2009 PHYS 241 Intro Elec+Magnetism B 4.00 PHYS EN Sprg 2010 ECE 207 Elements Electrical Engr B 3.00 EN Sprg 2011 AME 324L Mechs Of Materials Lab A 1.00 EN Sprg 2011 MSE 331R Fund Materials for Engr A 3.00 EN

BSMEE In Mechanical Engineering (RG1472)

Satisfied: Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering

MEE Advanced Standing Courses (R2845)

Satisfied: MEE Advanced Standing Courses

The following coursework must be completed to achieve Advanced Standing. A GPA of 2.750 is required for the Advanced Standing Requirement courses.

First Semester Composition (R28451L20)

Satisfied: Complete 1 course. Students completing ENGL 109H have satisfied this requirement.


¢jiltalogNbr .Course Title Term Fall 2008 101 First-Year Composition

Second Semester Composition (R2845/L30)

Satisfied: Complete 1 course.


C8talogNbr COurseTitle Term 102 First-Year Composition Fall 2008

First Semester Chemistry (R2B451L40)

Satisfied: Complete 4 units consisting of a lecture and lab.


Term Course Title Fall 2008 General Chemistry I

Second Semester Chemistry (R28451L50)

Satisfied: Complete 1 course


Term COurse Title Sprg 2009 General Chemistry II

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Physics Courses (R2845/L80)

Satisfied: Complete 2 courses.


Term Sublect cataJoa Nbr Course Title . Grade UnIts RotCd RqDes Type Sprg 2009 PHYS 141 Introductory Mechanics B 4.00 PHYS EN Fall 2009 PHYS 241 Intro Eiec-Maqnetlsrn B 4.00 PHYS EN

Calculus I (R2845/L90)

satisfied: Complete 1 course.


Term CourseTitle Fall 2008 Calculus I

Calculus II (R2845/L 100)

satisfied: Complete 1 course.


Term CourseTitle Fall 2008 Calculus II

Vector Calculus (R2845/L110)



CourseTitle Vector Calculus

Differential EQuatjons (R2845/L120)



Term CourseTitle Fall 2009 Intro Ord Diff Equations

Engineering Courses (R2845/L 130)



Term Subject CatalogNbr CourseTitle Grade Units RptCd RqOes Type Fall 2008 ENGR 102 Intro to Engineering B 3.00 EN Fall 2009 CE 214 Statics A 3.00 EN

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Term Subject catalog Nbr Course Title Grade Unite RptCd RqDes Type Sprg 2010 AME 230 Thermodynamics A 3.00 EN Spm 2010 AME 250 Dynamics B 3.00 EN Sprg 2010 ECE 207 Elements Electrical Enqr B 3.00 EN

Additional Engineering Course (R2845/L140)



Term Catal()g Nbr C()urse Title Fall 2009 221 Introduction To Cad

Supporting Course Work (R2844)

Satisfied: Supporting Course Work

Mechanical Engineering Core Courses (R2844/L 10)



Term Subject Catalog Nbr Course Title Grade Unite RptCd RqDes Type Fall 2008 ENGR 102 Intro to Engineering B 3.00 EN Fall 2008 MATH 129 Calculus II C 3.00 EN Sprg 2009 MATH 223 Vector Calculus A 4.00 EN Sprg 2009 PHYS 141 Introductory Mechanics B 4.00 PHYS EN Fall 2009 CE 214 Statics A 3.00 EN Fall 2009 MATH 254 Intro Ord Diff Equations A 3.00 EN Fall 2009 PHYS 241 Intro Elec+Magnetism B 4.00 PHYS EN Sprg 2010 ECE 207 Elements Electrical Engr B 3.00 EN Sprg 2011 AME 324L Mechs Of Materials Lab A 1.00 EN Sprq 2011 MSE 331R Fund Materials for Engr A 3.00 EN

First Semester Chemistry (R2B441L20)

Satisfied: Complete 4 units consisting of a lecture and lab.


Course Title Term General Chemistry I Fall 2008

Second Semester Chemistry (R2844/l..30)


· Units: 4.00 completed

Course Title Term General Chemistry II Sprg 2009

Additional Courses (R2844/L50)



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Course TitleTerm Fall 2009 Introduction To Cad

Mechanical Engineering Major Courses (R2839)

Satisfied: The major GPA shall include all UA courses offered/crosslised by the AME department, whether they are required or not.

Mechanical Engineering Core Courses (R2839/L 10)



Term Subject Catalog Nbr Course Title Grade Units RptCd RelOes Type Sprg 2010 AME 230 Thermodynamics A 3.00 EN Sprg 2010 AME 250 Dynamics B 3.00 EN Fall 2010 AME 301 Enqineerinq Analysis A 3.00 EN Fall 2010 AME 331 Intra To Fluid Mechanics B 3.00 EN Fall 2010 AME 352 Dynamics Of Machines B 3.00 EN Sprg 2011 AME 300 Instrumentation Lab B 3.00 EN Sprg 2011 AME 302 Numerical Methods A 4.00 EN Sprg 2011 AME 324B Engr Component Design A 3.00 EN Fall 2011 AME 400 Senior Mechanical Lab B 2.00 EN Fall 2011 AME 432 Heat Transfer B 3.00 EN Fall 2011 AME 495S Senior Colloquium A 1.00 EN Sprg 2012 AME 455 Control System Design A 3.00 EN

Engineering Design Courses! (R28391L20)

Satisfied: Complete 4 units. Select from AME 412A or ENGR 498A.


Term SubieOt Ca:laloaNbr Course Title Grade Units RptCd RQDes TYl3e Fall 2011 AME 413A Mech Enqr Desiqn Lab I A 1.00 EN Fall 2011 ENGR 498A Cross Disciplin Design A 3.00 EN

Engineering Design Coyrses /I (R2839/L30)

Satisfied: Complete 4 units. Select from AME 412B or ENGR 498B.


Term Subiect ~a'alr;lg Nbr Course Title Grade Units RPtCd RQDes Type Sprg 2012 AME 413B Mech Engr Design Lab II A 1.00 EN Sprg 2012 ENGR 498B Crass Disciplin Design A 3.00 EN

Addtional Course Work (R2839/L40)



Term Catalog Nbr Course Title Fall 2010 324A Mech Behav En Materials

Technical Electives (R28391L50)

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Satisfied: Complete 9 units of 400 level AME technical electives or advisor approved courses.


Term Subject Catalog Nbr Course Title Grade Units RptCd RqDes Type Fall 2011 AME 444 Applied Thermodynamics A 3.00 EN Sprg 2012 AME 463 Finite Elem Anal Ansys 8 3.00 EN Sprg 2012 AME 487 Guided Self-Study:Mechatronics 8 3.00 EN

Additional Technical Electives (R28391L60)

Satisfied: Complete 6 additional units of 300/400 level AME or non-AME advisor approved courses. Consult with your academic advisor if you are interested in taking a course not listed below.


Term SubieCt C4talogNbr Course Title Grade UJ'lts RJ>tCd RaDea Typ$ Sprq 2010 MATH 322 Math Analysis Enqineers A 3.00 EN Fall 2012 AME 430 Inter Thermodynamics 3.00 IP

Mechanical Engineering Graduation Reguirements (R2852)

Satisfied: Mechanical Engineering Graduation Requirements

Mid Career Writing Assessment (R2852/L 10)

Satisfied: Complete 2nd semester English Composition with a B grade or higher.


Term Course Title First-Year Composition Fall 2008

Major GPA (R2852/L40)

Satisfied: A minimum 2.0 GPA is required in the major coursework.

· Units: 61.00 completed · GPA: 2.000 required, 3.603 completed

Term SUbJect Catalog Nbr Course Title Grade Units RptCd RaOes Type Sprg 2010 AME 230 Thermodynamics A 3.00 EN Sprg 2010 AME 250 Dynamics B 3.00 EN Sprg 2010 MATH 322 Math Analysis Engineers A 3.00 EN Fall 2010 AME 301 Engineering Analysis A 3.00 EN Fall 2010 AME 324A Mech 8ehav Eng Materials A 3.00 EN Fall 2010 AME 331 Intro To Fluid Mechanics B 3.00 EN Fall 2010 AME 352 Dynamics Of Machines 8 3.00 EN Sprg 2011 AME 300 Instrumentation Lab 8 3.00 EN Sprg 2011 AME 302 Numerical Methods A 4.00 EN Sprg 2011 AME 3248 Engr Component Design A 3.00 EN Sprg 2011 AME 324L Mechs Of Materials Lab A 1.00 EN Fall 2011 AME 400 Senior Mechanical Lab B 2.00 EN Fall 2011 AME 413A Mech Engr Design Lab I A 1.00 EN Fall 2011 AME 432 Heat Transfer B 3.00 EN Fall 2011 AME 444 Applied Thermodynamics A 3.00 EN Fall 2011 AME 495S Senior Colloquium A 1.00 EN Fall 2011 ENGR 498A Cross Disciplin Design A 3.00 EN Sprg 2012 AME 4138 Mech Engr Design Lab II A 1.00 EN Sprg 2012 AME 455 Control System Design A 3.00 EN

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Term Subject CatalogNbr Course Title Grade UnIts RptCd RqDes Type Sprg 2012 AME 463 Finite Elem Anal Ansys B 3.00 EN Sprg 2012 AME 487 Guided Self-Study:Mechatronics 8 3.00 EN Sprg 2012 ENGR 4988 Cross Disciplin Design A 3.00 EN Fall 2012 AME 430 Inter Thermodynamics 3.00 IP

Major Residency (R28521L60)

satisfied: A minimum of 18 units in the pre-major, supporting coursework, professional core, and/or major must be taken at the University of Arizona .

. Units: 18.00 required, 96.00 completed

Term Subject Catalog Nbr Course Title Grade Units RptCd RqDes Type Fall 2008 CHEM 151 General Chemistry I 8 4.00 PHYS EN Fall 2008 ENGR 102 Intro to Engineering 8 3.00 EN Fall 2008 MATH 129 Calculus II C 3.00 EN Sprg 2009 CHEM 152 General Chemistry II B 4.00 PHYS EN Sprg 2009 MATH 223 Vector Calculus A 4.00 EN sore 2009 PHYS 141 Introductory Mechanics B 4.00 PHYS EN Fall 2009 MATH 254 Intro Ord Diff Equations A 3.00 EN Fall 2009 PHYS 241 Intro Eleo-Maqnetism B 4.00 PHYS EN Sprg 2010 AME 230 Thermodynamics A 3.00 EN Sprg 2010 AME 250 Dynamics B 3.00 EN Sprg 2010 ECE 207 Elements Electrical Enqr B 3.00 EN Sprg 2010 MATH 322 Math Analysis Engineers A 3.00 EN Fall 2010 AME 301 Engineering Analysis A 3.00 EN Fall 2010 AME 324A Mech 8ehav Eng Materials A 3.00 EN Fall 2010 AME 331 Intro To Fluid Mechanics B 3.00 EN Fall 2010 AME 352 Dynamics Of Machines 8 3.00 EN Sprg 2011 AME 300 Instrumentation Lab 8 3.00 EN Sprg 2011 AME 302 Numerical Methods A 4.00 EN Sprg 2011 AME 3248 Engr Component Design A 3.00 EN Sprq 2011 AME 324L Mechs Of Materials Lab A 1.00 EN Sprg 2011 MSE 331R Fund Materials for Engr A 3.00 EN Fall 2011 AME 400 Senior Mechanical Lab 8 2.00 EN Fall 2011 AME 413A Mech Engr Design Lab I A 1.00 EN Fall 2011 AME 432 Heat Transfer B 3.00 EN Fall 2011 AME 444 Applied Thermodynamics A 3.00 EN Fall 2011 AME 495S Senior Colloquium A 1.00 EN Fall 2011 ENGR 498A Cross Disciplin Design A 3.00 EN Sprg 2012 AME 4138 Mech Engr Design Lab II A 1.00 EN Sprg 2012 AME 455 Control System Design A 3.00 EN Sprg 2012 AME 463 Finite Elem Anal Ansys 8 3.00 EN Sprg 2012 AME 487 Guided Self-Study:Mechatronics 8 3.00 EN Sprg 2012 ENGR 4988 Cross Disciplin Design A 3.00 EN Fall 2012 AME 430 Inter Thermodynamics 3.00 IP

Minor Optional (R1341)

Satisfied: A minor is optional for this major. Consult with your advisor to select a minor or discuss other options such as selecting a second major.

Minor In Mathematics (RG783)

Satisfied: Minor in Mathematics

Math Minor Requirements (R1218)

Satisfied: Math Minor Requirements

Introductory Course (RI218/L 10)


. Courses: 1.00 required, 1.00 completed

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Term CO\Irse Title Fall 2008 Calculus I

Calculus II (RI2181L20)



Term Course Title Fall 2008 Calculus II

Area Studies (RI2181L30)

Satisfied: Complete 2 courses


Term Subject CatalogNbr COurse Title Grade Units RQtCd RaDes TVQe Sprg 2009 MATH 223 Vector Calculus A 4.00 EN Fall 2009 MATH 254 Intro Ord Diff Equations A 3.00 EN

Remaining Units (RI2181L40)

Satisfied: Complete 2 courses


Term Subject Catalog Nbr CourseTitle Grade Units RptCd Rqf)es 'f'me Sprg 2010 MATH 322 Math Analysis Engineers A 3.00 EN Fall 2012 MATH 410 Matrix Analysis 3.00 IP

Math Minor Graduation ReQuirements (R1219)

Satisfied: Math Minor Graduation Requirements

Minor Units (RI2191L10)

Satisfied: A minimum of 18 units are required in the minor.


Term subject Cataloa Nbr Course Title Grade Units RptCd RC/f)es Type Fall 2008 MATH 125 Calculus I T 3.00 TE Fall 2008 MATH 129 Calculus II C 3.00 EN Sprg 2009 MATH 223 Vector Calculus A 4.00 EN Fall 2009 MATH 254 Intra Ord Diff Equations A 3.00 EN SprCl 2010 MATH 322 Math Analysis Engineers A 3.00 EN Fall 2012 MATH 410 Matrix Analysis 3.00 IP

Minor GPA (RI219/L20)

satisfied: A minimum GPA of 2.0 is required in the minor coursework.

· GPA: 2.000 required, 3.538 completed

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Term Subject Catalog Nbr Course Title Grade Units RptCd RqDes Tyoe Fall 2008 MATH 129 Calculus II C 3.00 EN Sprg 2009 MATH 223 Vector Calculus A 4.00 EN Fall 2009 MATH 254 Intro Ord Diff Equations A 3.00 EN Sprg 2010 MATH 322 Math Analysis Engineers A 3.00 EN Fall 2012 MATH 410 Matrix Analysis 3.00 IP

Minor Residency (R12191L30)

Satisfied: A minimum of 3 units in the minor must be taken at the University of Arizona.


Term .Subject Catalog Nbr .Course Title Grade Units RptCd RqDes Type Fall 2008 MATH 129 Calculus II C 3.00 EN Sprg 2009 MATH 223 Vector Calculus A 4.00 EN Fall 2009 MATH 254 Intro Ord Diff Equations A 3.00 EN Sprg 2010 MATH 322 Math Analysis Engineers A 3.00 EN Fall 2012 MATH 410 Matrix Analysis 3.00 IP

Minor Upper Division (R12191L40)

satisfied: A minimum of 6 upper division units are required in the minor.


Term Subject CatalogNbr Course Title Grade Unit$ RotCd RqDes TYDe Sprg 2010 MATH 322 Math Analysis Engineers A 3.00 EN Fall 2012 MATH 410 Matrix Analysis 3.00 IP

Course History

Term SUbject I Catalog Nbr I Title I Grade I Units I Tvpe Fall 2008 CSC 127A Intro Computer Science T 4.00 TE Fall 2008 ENGL 101 First-Year Composition TA 3.00 TR Fall 2008 ENGL 102 First-Year Composition TB 3.00 TR Fall 2008 HIST HR HIST Lower Division Transfer T 3.00 TE Fall 2008 HIST HR HIST Lower Division Transfer T 3.00 TE Fall 2008 MATH 125 Calculus I T 3.00 TE Fall 2008 SPAN 1PR Spanish Proficiency tst Semest T 0.00 TE Fall 2008 CHEM 151 General Chemistry I B 4.00 EN

Requirement Designation: PHYS - Physical Science Fall 2008 ENGR 102 Intro to Engineering B 3.00 EN Fall 2008 MATH 129 Calculus II C 3.00 EN Fall 2008 TRAD 104 Topics In Culture-Civ C 3.00 EN

Course Topic: 5 - Classical Mythology Sprg 2009 CHEM 152 General Chemistry II B 4.00 EN

Requirement Designation: PHYS - Physical Science Sprg 2009 INDV 103 Socletl-lnstitut Systems A 3.00 EN

Course Topic: 11 - What Is Politics? Sprg 2009 MATH 223 Vector Calculus A 4.00 EN Sprg 2009 PHYS 141 Introductory Mechanics B 4.00 EN

Requirement Designation: PHYS - Physical Science Fall 2009 ABE 221 Introduction To Cad B 3.00 EN Fall 2009 CE 214 Statics A 3.00 EN Fall 2009 MATH 254 Intro Ord Diff Equations A 3.00 EN Fall 2009 PHYS 241 Intro Elec-Maqnetlsrn B 4.00 EN

Requirement Designation: PHYS - Physical Science Sprg 2010 AME 230 Thermodynamics A 3.00 EN Sprg 2010 AME 250 Dynamics B 3.00 EN

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Sprg 2010 ECE 207 Elements Electrical Engr 8 3.00 EN Sprg 2010 MATH 322 Math Analysis Engineers A 3.00 EN Fall 2010 AME 301 Engineering Analysis A 3.00 EN Fall 2010 AME 324A Mech Behav Eng Materials A 3.00 EN Fall 2010 AME 331 Intra To Fluid Mechanics 8 3.00 EN Fall 2010 AME 352 Dynamics Of Machines 8 3.00 EN Sprg 2011 AME 300 Instrumentation Lab 8 3.00 EN Sprg 2011 AME 302 Numerical Methods A 4.00 EN Sprg 2011 AME 324B Engr Component Design A 3.00 EN Sprg 2011 AME 324L Mechs Of Materials Lab A 1.00 EN Sprg 2011 MSE 331R Fund Materials for Engr A 3.00 EN Fall 2011 AME 400 Senior Mechanical Lab B 2.00 EN Fall 2011 AME 413A Mech Engr Design Lab I A 1.00 EN Fall 2011 AME 432 Heat Transfer B 3,00 EN Fall 2011 AME 444 Applied Thermodynamics A 3.00 EN Fall 2011 AME 495S Senior Colloquium A 1,00 EN Fall 2011 ENGR 498A Cross Disciplin Design A 3.00 EN Sprg 2012 AME 413B Mech Engr Design Lab II A 1,00 EN Sprg 2012 AME 455 Control System Design A 3.00 EN Sprg 2012 AME 463 Finite Elem Anal Ansys 8 3.00 EN Sprg 2012 AME 487 Guided Self-Study:Mechatronics B 3.00 EN Sprg 2012 ENGR 498B Cross Disciplin Design A 3.00 EN Fall 2012 AME 430 Inter Thermodynamics 3.00 IP Fall 2012 MATH 410 Matrix Analysis 3.00 IP Fall 2012 MUS 109 Rock & Amer Pop Music 3.00 IP Fall 2012 SOC 15081 Social Issues in America 3.00 IP

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