1. Mechanical Engineering David Johnsrud Section D 2-24-06

2. Introduction  Generation and application of heat and mechanical power and the design, production, and use of machines and tools  Departmental Perspective  Industrial Perspective  Conclusion

3. Departmental Perspective

4. Admissions  Early Admissions  You need 15 credits of mathematics at the level of MATH 124, 125 & 126 (Calculus 1,2,3) or equivalent, 5 credits of English composition, and a minimum of 10 credits of physical science courses plus accompanying lab at the level of PHYS 121, 122 & 123 (calculus-based physics) or CHEM 142, 152 (General Chemistry 1,2).

5. Graduating  2.0 overall GPA  45/180 credits have to be ME credits from the UW

6. Professional Societies, Disciplines of Study, and Special Projects  ASHRAE, ASME, PTS, SAE, SME, SNAME, and SWE  energy, principles of design, instruments and control devices, and the application of these studies to the creative solution of practical, modern problems  SAE Car, Human-Powered Sub, and others

7. Contacts  Mee-Ling Hon - Academic Counselor Margo Segimoto - Director of Student Services Phone: 206-543-5090 Office: MEB 143 Email: meadvise@u.washington.edu Office: MEB 143 Email: meadvise@u.washington.edumeadvise@u.washington.edu

8. Industrial Perspective

9. Starting Salary, Jobs, and Overlapping Disciplines  $45,000-$53,000 per year  GE Oil and Gas Nuovo Pignone, Mitsubishi, AeroTek E&E, and Manpower Professional  Aeronautical & Astronautical, Computer Science and Engineering, Electrical Engineering, and Industrial Engineering

10. Conclusion  Not boring (that’s a plus, right?)  Challenging  Rewarding (45-53K per year starting)