This series covers current topics of research interest in design. The course content may vary semester to semester. Check with the department for current term topics.

This course provides real-world experience in the development of innovative and realistic customer-driven engineered products with a focus on mechanical engineering systems with realistic design and development constraints. Through a combination of project-based learning and lectures, students will be introduced to developing innovative design concepts, concept selection, feasibility studies, and product development life cycle. Wide range of topics relevant to new product design and development, such as prototyping, teamwork, intellectual properties, economic, societal, and environmental aspects will be discussed. The course will include both individual and team assignments in the form of reports, oral presentation, as well as a final team project. Due to the interdisciplinary nature of design in general, multidisciplinary team learning is highly encouraged and innovative thinking is nurtured.

This is the graduate section of ME 110.

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