COMPULSORY COURSES

Course Code	Course Title
MAK 104	Statics	3	0	3	-
General principles. Force vectors. Equilibrium of a particle. Force system resultants: Moment, moment of a couple, resultants of a force and couple, distributed loading. Equilibrium of a rigid body. Structural analysis: Trusses, frames and machines. İnternal forces. Friction. Center of gravity and centroid. Moments of İnertia. Virtual work.
MAK 112	Computer Aided Technical Drawing	3	2	4	-
Geometrical constructions. Orthographic projection. Drawing techniques for basic manufacturing processes and standard features. Projection of third principal view from two given principal views. Three dimensional drawing techniques. Dimensioning. Solid modeling. Sectioning. Screw threads and threaded fasteners. Tolerances of fit and ISO tolerance system. Form tolerances and surface quality. Drawing of machine elements. Assembly drawings. Use of title blocks. Materials and their symbols. Auxiliary views. Intersections. Development.
MAK 201	Thermodynamics	3	0	3	-
System and its surroundings, properties of a pure substance, property diagrams and tables, equations of state, energy and forms of work. Transfer of energy between system and its surrounding, thermodynamic process, reversible and irreversible processes. The first law of thermodynamics for closed systems and control volumes. Heat engines, refrigerators, heat pumps and the Carnot cycle. The second law of thermodynamics and entropy.
MAK 203	Dynamics	3	0	3	MAK 104
Kinematics of a particle: Rectilinear kinematics, continuous motion. General curvilinear motion. Kinetics of a particle: Force and acceleration. Newton's laws of motion. Work and energy: Power and efficiency. mpulse and momentum: Impact. Angular impulse and momentum principles. Planar kinematics of a rigid body: Rigid body motion. Relative motion analysis. Planar kinetics of a rigid body: Force and acceleration. Work and energy. Impulse and momentum.
MAK 206	Strength of Materials	3	0	3	MAK 104
Strain concepts. Axial load, statically indeterminate axially loaded members, thermal stress. Torsion, angle of twist, statically indeterminate torque-loaded members. Bending, eccentric axial loading of beams. ransverse shear, shear flow in build-up members. Combined loadings. Stress and strain transformation. Deflection of beams and shafts, statically indeterminate beams and shafts.
MAK 217	Material Science	3	0	3	KİM 101
Introduction to materials science. Structure of atom. Crystal structures. Defects in solids. Diffusion. Mechanical properties and mechanical tests. Phase diagrams and phase trasnformations. Iron-carbon phase diagram. Ferrous and non ferrous materials. Polymers, ceramics and composites.
MAK 217L	Material Science Laboratory	0	2	1	KİM 101L
Metallography. Microstructural analysis of materials. Sampling, grinding, polishing, etching and analysis in light microscopy. Tension test. Hardness test. Torsion Test. Impact test. Fatigue test.
MAK 218	Manufacturing Processes	3	0	3	MAK 217
Introduction to manufacturing. Production of iron and steel. Solidification processes. Powder metallurgy. Metal forming and sheet metal forming. Material removal processes. Machining. Heat treatment of metals. Joining and assembly processes.
MAK 218L	Manufacturing Processes Laboratory	0	2	1	MAK 217L
Casting experiment. Welding experiment. Jominy test. Effect of plastic deformation on mechanical properties and microstructure. Machining operations.
MAK 302	Heat Transfer	3	0	3	MAK 201
Modes of heat transfer, steady one-dimensional heat conduction, thermal resistances, analytical and numerical solution of steady two dimensional conduction systems, unsteady conduction, forced/free convection heat transfer, radiation heat transfer.
MAK 302L	Heat Transfer Laboratory	0	2	1	MAK 201
Temperature measurement, linear conduction, radial conduction, heat transfer from fins, transient heat conduction, convective heat transfer, thermal radiation
MAK 305	System Dynamics and Control	3	0	3	-
Modelling of physical systems and obtaining dynamic equations. Transfer functions and block diagrams. Basic concepts of automatic control. Control actions. Time response. Stability and Routh-Hurwitz criterion. Root locus. Frequency response methods and Bode diagrams.
MAK 305L	System Dynamics and Control Laboratory	0	2	1	-
Basic elements of control systems. Time and frequency responses of dynamic systems. Basics of two-position control, PID control, analog and digital controls, and experiments on their applications to electromechanical, fluid, thermal and hydraulic systems.
MAK 307	Design and Production	3	0	3	-
Manufacturing Operations. CAD CAM CAPP CAE .Fundamentals of machining . Computer numerical control (CNC) .Manufacturing models and metrics . Industrial automation and control systems. Hardware components for automation and process control. Programmable Logic Controller (PLC) in manufacturing automation. Quality Control Techniques. Environmentally benign manufacturing
MAK 310	Numerical Methods	3	0	3	BİL 141, MAT 201
Mathematical modelling and programming. Approximations. Error analysis, truncation and rounding errors. Numerical solution of algebraic equations. Methods for the solution of linear algebraic systems: Gaussian Elimination method, LU-decompositon and iterative methods. Matrix inversion. Curve fitting. Regression. Interpolation: Lagrange, Newton and Gauss formulations. Numerical integration methods: Trapezoidal, Simpson and Romberg methods. Numerical solution methods for the ordinary differential equations: Euler and Runge-Kutta methods.
MAK 311	Fluid Mechanics	3	0	3	MAK 104
Introduction: Analysis of Fluid Behavior. Fluid Statics: Hydrostatic force. Elementary Fluid Dynamics: Bernoulli Equation. Fluid Kinematics. Reynolds Transport Theorem. Finite Control Volume Analysis: Conservation of mass, momentum and energy. Differential Analysis of Fluid Flow: fluid kinematics. Inviscid flow. Viscous flow. Potential flow. Introduction to Navier-Stokes equations. Similitude, dimensional analysis and modeling.
MAK 311L	Fluid Mechanics Laboratory	0	2	1	MAK 104
Measurement of pressure, velocity, temperature and flow rate. Water tunnel and wind tunnel experiments. Friction and pressure losses in pipes. Serial and parallel pumps. Laminar flow. Turbulent flow. Jets, vortices, waves and wakes.
MAK 312	Machine Elements	3	0	3	MAK 206
Stress analysis. Strain energy. Columns. Static design criteria. Fatigue design criteria. Design of shafts. Rolling Element Bearings. Spur gears. Helical gears. Bevel gears. Worm gears.
MAK 316	Theory of Machines	3	0	3	MAK 203
Basics of mechanisms. Kinematic analysis and synthesis of mechanisms. Static and dynamic force analysis of machines. Free and forced vibrations of undamped and damped one degree of freedom systems. Resonance. Critical speeds of shafts. Vibration measuring instruments and vibration isolation. Mass balancing of machinery, balancing of rotors. Smoothing motions of machinery and flywheel selection. Dynamics of cam mechanisms.
MAK 316L	Theory of Machines Laboratory	0	2	1	MAK 203
Experiments are conducted on the following topics: Free and forced vibrations of undamped and damped one degree of freedom systems, resonance. critical speeds of shafts, mass balancing of machinery, dynamics of cam mechanisms.
MAK 498	Senior Design Project	1	6	4	-
The course involves all stages of a design project starting from selection of the topic till completion of the project. Students are expected to use the knowledge they acquired from their undergraduate courses. The course considers design of a machine part or a system with an open-end approach and covers all activities to reach to feasible solutions.

ELECTIVE COURSES

Course Code	Course Title
MAK 404	Mechanical Design	2	2	3	MAK 312
Solid modeling, assembly modeling, introduction to finite element method, industrial application of finite element method, static structural analysis, thermal analysis, modal analysis, buckling analysis, free vibration analysis, harmonik analysis, dynamic analysis.
MAK 405	Reliability	3	0	3
Basic probability, statistics and reliability subjects applicable to mechanical systems. Probabilistic modeling of geometry, loading, stress, strength and safety factor. Reliability-based analysis and design of mechanical parts and systems. Structural reliability.
MAK 406	Experimental Stress Analysis	3	0	3	MAK 206
Two and three dimensional stress and strain analysis. Strain gages and strain rosettes. Strain gage networks. Photoelasticity. 2-D applications of photoelastic materials. Experimental analysis of static and dynamic problems in laboratory conditions.
MAK 407	Advanced Strength of Materials	3	0	3	MAK 206
Cauchy stress principle and definition of stress vector on a surface element. Stress tensor at a point in material continuum. Stress analysis of compound loading conditions. Mohr's circle in 3-D stress distribution. General elastic constitutive equations. Energy methods. Application of Castigliano's theorem to various practical problems. Elastic and inelastic deformation analysis. Yield criteria. Elastic and inelastic buckling of columns.
MAK 408	Optimization Techniques and Applications	3	0	3	MAT 201
Introduction and basics of optimization. Unconstrained optimization. Analytical methods, numerical methods and algorithms for unconstrained optimization. Constrained optimization. Analytical methods, numerical methods and algorithms for constrained optimization. Basics of global optimization methods, multi-objective optimization methods and response surface method. Applications.
MAK 410	Finite Element Method	3	0	3	MAT 202
Division of physical and spatial solution domain into finite elements. Interpolation polynomials and selection of their degrees. Expression of global polynomials in termd of global and local coordinates. Formulatşion of element characteristic matrices and vectors. Explicit approach. Coordinate transformation. Derivation of system equations by assembly of element matrices and vectors. Solution of finite element system equations.
MAK 412	Machine Elements II	3	0	3	MAK 312
Design, selection and analysis methods for machine elements. Permanent joints. Non-permanent joints. Tolerances and fits. Friction and lubrication. Journal bearings. Rolling element bearings. Couplings, clutches and brakes. Flexible power transmission mechanisms.
MAK 418	Computer Integrated Manufacturing	3	0	3	-
Sensors and actuators. Prgrammable Logic Controller (PLC) and industrial automarion, Robotics and material handling, Concurrent enginnering, STEP based process planning. Cellular Manufacturing, Flexible Manufacturing Systems, Lean Manufacturing. Automatic identification systems in Manufacturing and RFID technology.
MAK 419	Mechanical Behavior of Materials	3	0	3	MAK 217
Elastic stress-strain relationships. Yielding criteria. Lattice defects. Dislocations. Plastic deformation mechanisms. Strengthening mechanisms in materials. Ductile and brittle fracture. Fundamentals of fracture mechanics: stress intensity factor and fracture toughness. Fatigue of engineering materials. Material behaviour at high temperatures: creep mechanisms.
MAK 420	Computer Aided Design	3	0	3	MAK 112
Computer graphics. Geometric modeling and databases. Curves, grid modeling, surface and solid modeling. Introduction to manufacturing. Conventional and non-conventional Manufacturing. Intorduction to design. Computer aided design development. Machinery, system and die design. Simulation and analysis by using CAD datas. Manufacturing draft generating.
MAK 421	Computer Aided Manufacturing	3	0	3	MAK 420
Numerical control systems. Codyfing and encoding. CAD/CAM-CNC systems integration. 3D scanning systems. Reverse engineering and rapid prototyping. Slikon moulding. Low in quantity manufacturing. Special topics on machining of complex geometries with numerically controlled machines.
MAK 422	Computer Controlled Machine Tools	3	0	3	MAK 218
Coordinate systems, motion control, table/tool movements and drive systems in numerically controlled machine tools. Machine tool-computer interface in numerically controlled machine tools. DNC, CNC and AC technologies in numerical control. Part programming techniques in CNC machine tools; manual programming, computer assisted programming; APT, part programming applications.
MAK 423	Plant Layout and Design	3	0	3	MAK 218
System, manufacturing system and plant concepts. Plant location. Plant layout and material flow. Material flow systems; AGVS, conveyors, robots. Inventory systems, AS/RS, interm stocks. Factors and methods for the selection of alternative solutions in plant design.
MAK 424	Production Planning	3	0	3	-
Fundamentals of production planning and control; planning, control, planning levels; strategical, tactical, production management systems. Objectives of production planning and control. Integrated planning for production. Main production planning. Material requirement planning systems. Capacity planning. Job-machine tool allocation. Sequencing. Production control.
MAK 425	Tool and Die Design	3	0	3	MAK 112
Press, die and workpiece terminology. Cutting, piercing, bending and drawing dies. Die components and materials. Loading unloading devices. Strip and die design. Die making and operation.
MAK 426	Welding Technology	3	0	3	MAK 218
Metals and manufacturing methods. Welding methods and equipments. Structure and properties of metals. Temperature changes in welding. Shrinkage and distortion in welded structures. Pre- and post-annealing. Welding defects and metallurgical reasons. Welding of carbon steels. Welding of alloyed steels. Welding of different metals. Welding of aluminum and aluminum alloys. Welding of copper, nickel and titanium. Repair and maintenance welding, Underwater welding. Welding capability tests.
MAK 427	Metal Forming	3	0	3	MAK 218
Fundamentals of elasticity af plasticity. Flow curves of materials and mechanical properties related to plasticity. Bulk forming. Analyis of plastic forming processes: Bulk forming methods; rolling, drawing, extrusion, open and closed die forging processes. Sheet metal forming methods: Shearing, Bending and stretching processes, FEM and computer using in plastic forming of metals.
MAK 429	Metal Cutting	3	0	3	MAK 218
Cutting theory; basic orthogonal cutting mechanics, measurement of tool forces, plowing force, Ernst and Merchant Theory, friction, tool life and tool wear, cutting economics, cutting fluids and their effects on cutting, cutting tool temperature and calculations. Cutting force, power, machining time calculations and machining parameters (cutting velocity, feed rate, depth of cut) in turning, drilling, boring, shaping, planing, milling operations.
MAK 431	Manufacturing Processes Selection	3	0	3	MAK 218
Repeating all conventional and non-conventional manufacturing methods. Analysind manufacturibility and cost. Selecting suitable method. Applications on decreasing the secondary operations. Investigating the effect of material constarints on manufacturing methods. Analysing the cases that high speed manufacturing methods are advantageous. Selection criteria for the cases which dynamic factors are considered while machining.
MAK 432	Materials Selection	3	0	3	MAK 217
Material properties for component design.Diffusion in solids. Melting and solidification. Heat treatment of ferrous and non-ferrous materials. Corrosion and corrosion control. Materials selection in ferrous and non-ferrous materials. Case studies in materials selection..
MAK 434	Non-destructive Testing Processes	3	0	3	MAK 217
Principles of Penetrant Inspection and its applicationı. Magnetic Particle Inspection principles, applications, magnetization techniques. Ultrasonic Inspection, ultrasonic waves, their properties, probs for ultrasonic inspection. Radiography, X-rays, gamma rays, their properties, inspection with X-rays and gamma rays. Infrared Inspection. Electromagnetic Inspection.
MAK 435	Ceramic Materials	3	0	3	MAK 217
Definition and applications of ceramic materials. Ionic and covalent bond formation. Structure and physical properties of ceramic materials. Defect types in ceramic materials. Phase equilibrium and phase diagrams. Sintering and grain growth. Mechanical and thermal properties of ceramic materials. Diffusion and electrical conductivity.
MAK 438	System Architecture and Innovation Management	3	0	3	-
System architecture theory, complexity, ambiguity, interfaces, modularity, and commonality. Product development processes, house of quality, design structure matrix. Product platforms, integral versus modular designs and impact to supply chain. General patterns of innovation and industry cycles. Innovation strategy, survival and disruptive models. User innovation and restructuring organizations for innovation.
MAK 439	Sustainable Production and Eco-Inovation	3	0	3	-
Biological and industrial ecosystems, metabolic analysis and industrial symbiosis. Competative sustainable manufacturing. Life Cycle Assessment(LCA), Streamlined LCA. Energy consumption reduction in Manufacturing Systems, Design for Environment and Sustainability. Recycling and Reuse, European Union WEEE directive.Carbon emissions, Trade and cap systems.
MAK 440	Design of Control Systems	3	0	3	MAK 305
Structure of control systems, review of basic concepts. Design specifications. Design in the time domain. Tuning of PID parameters. Optimization of time response. Root locus method. Design specifications in the time domain. Design by using Bode diagrams. Compensator design. State variables and state equations. Pole placement method. Preview and basics of advanced design methods.
MAK 441	Mechanical Vibrations	3	0	3	MAK 203
Basic definitions. Single degree of freedom systems: Equations of motion, undamped and damped vibrations, free and forced vibrations, response of systems to external excitations. Vibration isolation. Two degree of freedom systems: Equations of motion, coordinate transformation, principal coordinates, vibration modes. Torsional vibration. Introduction to multi-degree of freedom systems.
MAK 442	Acoustics and Noise Control	3	0	3	MAK 203
Wave motion, wave equation and its solutions. Acoustic intensity and acoustic impedance. Sound reflection, transmission and transmission loss. Sound perception and noise. Mechanism of hearing. Measurement of noise. Basic principles of noise control. Noise source identification, noise control at the source, at the path and at the receiver. Vibrations and noise.
MAK 444	Automotive Engineering	3	0	3	-
Automobile components. Vehicle dynamics. Wheels and tires. Break systems and braking performance. Suspension system. Steering systems. Aerodynamic drag coefficient and its effect on vehicle performance.
MAK 446	Hydraulic and Pneumatic Systems	3	0	3	MAK 311, MAK 305
Basics of hydraulic and pneumatic control. Elements of hydraulic and pneumatic systems, their characteristics and fields of application. Hydraulic fluids. Pumps, their performance characteristics and selection. Hydraulic and pneumatic valves and their flow characteristics. Direction, flow and pressure control valves. Reservoirs, accumulators, actuators. Filtering. Hydraulic and pneumatic circuit design. Closed loop control. Elements of electro-hydraulic control. Pneumatic applications in automation. Fluid power control application examples.
MAK 448	Design of Mechanisms	3	0	3	MAK 316
Introduction to kinematic synthesis. Design of common linkage mechanisms: Grashof’s theorem, optimum transmission angle, four-bar and slider-crank mechanisms. Two, three and four position synthesis: Graphical and analytical methods, complex number modeling, applications of Freudenstein’s equation. Correlation of crank angles. Applications.
MAK 449	Modelling and Dynamics of Systems	3	0	3	-
Modeling of physical systems. Energy ports. One-port and two-port elements. Mechanical, electrical, fluid and thermal system elements. Linear graph. Derivation of dynamic equations. Modeling of impure elements. Linearization. State variables. Expression of system equations in standard A-matrix form. Physical, canonical and phase variables. Time and frequency response.
MAK 450	Mechatronics Design	2	2	3	MAK 305
Mechatronics concept. Data acquisition and signal processing basics. Sensors. Actuators. Controllers. Mechatronic design principles and examples. Also, the students work in groups throughout the semester to complete a design-and-make type project.
MAK 470	Fluid Mechanics II	3	0	3	MAK 311
Euler and Navier-Stokes Equations. Laminar flow. Turbulent flow. Transition. Boundary layer theory and equations. External flow. Lift and drag force. Pipe flow. Compressible flow.
MAK 472	Hydraulic Power Systems	3	0	3	MAK 311
Power, head and efficiency. Similarity, specific velocity. Hydroelectric power plants. Pumps. Calculation, construction and characteristics of centrifugal pumps. Hydroturbines: Pelton, Francis and Kaplan turbines. State of the art of hydroturbines. Thoma number, cavitation and its effects on reaction machinery. CFD analysis and structural and thermal design of hydroturbines.
MAK 473	Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Design	3	0	3
Unmanned air vehicles. Overview of design process. Aircraft systems. Equations of motion. Preliminary sizing. Airfoil and geometry selection. Aerodynamics. Propulsion. Fundamentals of electrical design. Structures, materials and loads. Weight and balance. Stability and Control. Performance and flight dynamics. Autopilot design. Design trade-offs. Cost estimation.
MAK 475	Alternative Energy Resources	3	0	3	MAK 201
Alternative energy resources. Clean and sustainable energy resources. New and Renewable energy resources: solar energy, hydro energy, wind energy, geothermal energy, biomass energy, tidal waves, ocean waves. Osmatic energy. Nuclear energy. Hydrogen energy. Economical comparisons and environmental effects.
MAK 476	Solar Energy	3	0	3	MAK 201
Solar Energy. Methods of solar energy utilization. Instantaneous and daily average solar radiation on horizontal and inclined surfaces. Transmission of solar radiation through glass and plastics. Collection of solar radiation. Theory, thermal analysis, design and performance of flat plate solar collectors. Concentration collectors. Storage of solar energy. Solar energy applications. Solar electric power generation: direct conversion of solar energy to electrical energy, solar cells. Design of solar energy systems.
MAK 477	Wind Energy	3	0	3	MAK 311
Wind energy. Wind turbines. Atmospheric wind resource and characteristics. Wind turbine rotor aerodynamics and performance calculations. Wind turbine structural loading and dynamic analysis. Conceptual design of wind turbines. Wind turbine control. Wind turbine siting and wind farms. Electrical systems. Wind turbine noise. Economics of wind energy systems. Environmental aspects and impacts.
MAK 478	Power and Propulsion Systems I	3	0	3	MAK 201
Introduction to Internal Combustion Engines,Review of Thermodynamics of gases, Ideal Thermodynamic Cycles of Internal Combustion Engines, Real Cycles,Thermo-Chemistry and Fuels, In Cylinder Flow Characteristics and Fuel-Air Mixing, Combustion, Exhaust and Chemical Pollutants, Gas Turbines for Shaft Power Generation, Thermodynamics of High Speed Flow, Subsonic and Supersonic Flow, 1D Flow Through Inlet Diffuser and Propelling Nozzles Simple Brayton Cycle and Inter-Cooling, Re-Heat and Regenerative Cycles, Losses in GT cycles and Real Thermosynamic Cycles of GTs. Isentropic and Polytropic Efficiency, CC (Combustion Chamber) Pressure Losses, Radial and Axial Compressors, Stage Pressure Ratio, Velocity Triangles and Main Design Parameters, CFD & Power and Propulsion Systems.
MAK 479	Power and Propulsion Systems II	3	0	3	MAK 478
Introduction to Propulsion Systems, Review of Fundamentals: Basic Thermodynamic Relations and 1D Isentropic Flow Equations, Nozzle Flow, Choked Flow, Normal and Oblique Shock Equations, Turbojet and Turbofan Engine Performance Calculations, Turbojet and Turbofan Engine Performance Calculations, Introduction to Turboprop, Turboshaft and Propfan (Unducted Fan, UDF) Engines, Jet Engine Components – Inlet Diffuser and Propelling Nozzle, Jet Engine Components – Fan Compressor and Turbines, Combustion Chamber, Rayleigh and Fanno Flow, Ramjet and Scramjet Engine Performance Calculations, Rocket Engines, CFD (Computational Fluid Dynamics) & Propulsion Systems.
MAK 480	Thermal Design	2	2	3	MAK 311, MAK 302
System design concept, economy, optimal system. Pipe systems. Pumps, fan and power calculations, systems that involve pumps. Parallel and series pipe and pump connections. Heat exchangers. Mathematical modeling and simulation of thermal systems. Optimization techniques, thermal systems optimization.
MAK 485	Heat Exchanger Design	2	2	3	MAK 302
Types and properties of heat exchangers (HEX). Classification of HEX. Methods used in the analysis of HEX. Pressure drop and pumping power. Fouling in HEX. Compact heat exchangers. Applications of HEX: Condensers, evaporators, heaters, economizers and cooling towers. Regenerator types and calculations.
MAK 486	Energy Systems and Environment	3	0	3	MAK 302
National electrical energy production resources. Percentage production capacity of coal based power, hydro-potential, natural gas, geothermal, wind and municipal waste. Current and future aspects of national renewable energy resources. Biofuels and thermal efficiencies. Fossil fuel power plants, cogeneration, carbon dioxide emissions. Nuclear power plants and environment, types of reactors, cycles, enrichment. Fuel cell fundamentals and fuel cell cars. Power plants and water pollution. Economic assesments of power plants.
MAK 487	Nuclear Energy	3	0	3	MAK 201
Atomic structure. Bonding energy. Radioactive decay. Nuclear reactions. Fission, Fusion. Neutron interactions. Cross sections. Steady state thermal reactor analysis. Diffusion equation. Four-factor equation. Criticality calculations. Transient state thermal reactor analysis. Nuclear reactors and components. Fission reactors (pressurized water reactors, boiling water reactors, heavy water reactors, gas cooled reactors, fast breeder reactors, advanced fission reactors). Fusion reactors. Hybrid reactors.
MAK 488	Computational Fluid Dynamics	3	0	3	MAK 311, MAK 310
Classification of partial differential equations. Finite difference formulations. Hyperbolic partial differential equations. Parabolic partial differential equations. Elliptic partial differential equations. Stability analysis. Navier-Stokes equations: scalar representation of the Navier-Stokes equations, incompressible Navier-Stokes equations. Euler equations. Finite volume formulations. Grid generation: structured and unstructured grids. Coordinate transformation, Jacobian and metrics. Boundary conditions. Turbulent flows and turbulence models.
MAK 489	Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning	3	0	3	MAK 201
Heating, heat loss calculationsa, hot water and steam pipeline calculations, ventilation, refrigeration, vapor compression refrigeration cycles, psycrometry, evaporative cooling, cooling towers, air conditioning.
MAK 499	Independent Research	1	4	3	*
Students with GPA greater than 3.00 are allowed to register. Students perform a research study under a supervising professor. A research report is submitted as an outcome of the study.

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