Class of 2024
BS in Mechanical Engineering and BS in Aerospace Engineering
Q&A
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Looking into purchasing a good computer for school. Any suggestions on what kind and/or any specific requirements recommended for mechanical engineering?
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Recommend anything that can handle Windows which can have solidworks downloaded to it. There are also computer labs that have the programs you need!
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How do you go about studying sustainable energy/renewable energy engineering at Rutgers?
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There are a few energy classes available to take and can be used as your departmental electives. I've taken power plants and internal combustion engines which were two of my favorite classes.
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What other hands-on classes are there besides the ones listed for Mechanical Engineering? Do students have various opportunities to work on hands-on projects?
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Can you revisit the mandatory courses page again? Also, are you able to have a concentration and also have a minor?
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How easy/difficult is it to take part in an internship in the summer after your freshman year for aerospace?
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Is there a 4+1 option for Aerospace Engineering?
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https://mae.rutgers.edu/sites/default/files/uploads/Mechanical%2520Engin... Page 17 gives additional information about this program
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At what point would you be able to make the choice to go into either astronautics or aeronautics for aerospace?
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The degree is in aerospace engineering that focuses on both astronautics or aeronautics.
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If you mix and match will your diploma say the concentration of both or no concentration at all?
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You will receive a certificate in addition to your diploma if you complete 3 energy or 3 aerospace classes.
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If you wanted to go into renewable energy, would it be better to do mechanical engineering or environmental engineering?
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I think MAE offers a lot of diverse classes on energy that focus on the mechanics and manufacturing of energy systems. It all depends on what you are looking for in your career.
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