Op, save for fluid flow and engine drawing, I found all other courses you listed there simple.

Skoopy:
For every graduate of engineering, you must have gone through most of the courses I will list below, if not all. This courses are so important that it is near impossible to graduate without having a fair knowledge of them.

1) Thermodynamics : this is the study of heat and temperature in relation to energy and work. The desire to improve on the efficiency of steam engines lead to the development of this course. Terms such as enthalpy, entropy, energy and pressure will be used often in the said course. Thermodynamics have four basic laws, but this cannot be handled here.

2)FLUID MECHANICS : This has to do with the study of fluids (liquids and gases), it is divided broadly into two, FLUID STATICS and FLUID DYNAMICS. With the former taking care of fluids with no sheer stress( ie fluids at rest) and the latter handling fluids in motion. Base on flow, we have compressible and in compressible fluid whose difference lie in their rate of flow with density change. Two most common but very important theories include those of newton's on viscosity and archimedes on floatation. Applications include in aviation sector, shipping / maritime, refineries, production of breweries etc.

3) CALCULUS / ADVANCE CALCULUS : This is an extension of further mathematics, has topics like polynomial, matrices and determinant, integration and differentiation and the most feared of virtually all engineering students Laplace transformation. The application of which cannot be under -estimated.

4) DESIGN/ STRUCTURAL DESIGN/ EQUIPMENT DESIGN/ PROCESS CONTROL.

5) TECHNICAL / ENGINEERING DRAWING. Before any construction/ fabrication work is carried out, it most be properly represented on paper with dimensions.

All engineers on naira land, how many of this courses did you pass through? None engineers who love the profession are also welcome.

.I. rep FUTO.To all d FUTOITES here,i greet.

Liebnitz:
Nice one, I've passed through Calculus...Engineering Mechanics 205 and Engineering thermodynamics...CHE201..OAU...A silly course filled with formulae...but still an "A course"...laplace transformations and fourier series loading.

done with both

It is great to be an Engineer.

Circuit Theory and Analysis
Engineering "Drowning" Drawing
Fields Theory

Only few men are wired to be Engineers.

I Rep FUTA

smh @ kids

Applied Electricity. Engineer in Society Engineering Economic.
should also b added

dejavski:
Fourier series, Runge Kutta(that one na die!!!), - advanced calculus
Bernoulli equation, compressible flow
- fluid mechanics
Zeroth, First, 2nd and 3rd law of thermodynamics, carnot cycle, rankine cycle, vapour power cycle, clausius-clapeyron equation..
Power transmission, cams, gears and gear train, governors, gyroscopes- Mechanics of machines
Turbomachinery
Refrigeration cycle
Viscous Flow theory(one of the most difficult courses )


Shout out to all Mechanical Engineers in the house!!
#respect

When did the Runge Kutta become something deadly? That is one of the best parts of mathematics. Likewise the Laplace transformation.

In my 400lvl 1st semester, I've done all those courses listed. Feeling blessed!

Oh my oh my..... FLUID MECHANICS N THERMO.... those courses ehn... OP u didnt mention heat transfer

a) Engine Drawing
b) Instrumentation, Measurement and Control
c) Fluid Mechanics
d) Introduction to Engineering Materials
e) Introduction to Electrical and Electronics Engineering
f) Workshop Practice
g) Machine Design
i) Entrepreneurship
j) Technical report writing
k) Plant Design
l) Ordinary Differential Equation (ODi Egwu)
m) Engineering Thermodynamic (Thermo Demonic)
n) Engineering Analysis
o) Industrial Studies
p) Engineering Law and Management
q) Strength of Material

.....rep FUTO

FUTO I hail o.
Hmmmmm the lecturer who handled Strenght of Materials in my time was dam good n not wicked only to die two weeks after we wrote his course. He is the only n till today no one can fit into his knowledge.

dejavski:
Fourier series, Runge Kutta(that one na die!!!), - advanced calculus
Bernoulli equation, compressible flow
- fluid mechanics
Zeroth, First, 2nd and 3rd law of thermodynamics, carnot cycle, rankine cycle, vapour power cycle, clausius-clapeyron equation..
Power transmission, cams, gears and gear train, governors, gyroscopes- Mechanics of machines
Turbomachinery
Refrigeration cycle
Viscous Flow theory(one of the most difficult courses )


Shout out to all Mechanical Engineers in the house!!
#respect

i can neva forget that name"NAVIER STOKE EQUATION" in fluid mechanics.wait,i'm i the only one who did that "theory of elasticity course?",they should have included that course in Quran,lotta alif ba ta.

Those are mechanical engineering courses, not general engineering

Liebnitz:
Nice one, I've passed through Calculus...Engineering Mechanics 205 and Engineering thermodynamics...CHE201..OAU...A silly course filled with formulae...but still an "A course"...laplace transformations and fourier series loading.

hmmm.. OAU... dept? Year? I may just know you

ATMCARD2:
.I. rep FUTO.To all d FUTOITES here,i greet.

that school is a hard knot to crack, courses like

Heat and mass transfer,

Engineering analysis,

Engineering thermodynamic (thermodemonic),

Ordinary differential equation (odiegwu),

Strenght of material,

Material failure analysis etc.,

always shape and mature boys to men.

Fustration Under Tension and Overstress FUTO

aka: Ihiagwa Boys High School Owerri.

Material and Metallurgical Engineering rep.

They tell us "you are a designer",shoooooooooo,me i neva see any sturm lovielle ,frobenius,torsional equation ,bending moment or any laplace equation since we finish ohhhhhh.

pkang:


FUTO I hail o.
Hmmmmm the lecturer who handled Strenght of Materials in my time was dam good n not wicked only to die two weeks after we wrote his course. He is the only n till today no one can fit into his knowledge.

pls, hope is not Dr. Onwuka of CIE

Hello, I don't mind getting some1 that can put me through on revit and orion software. Pls contact me via femi.tobi@yahoo.com or 07066257281 pls. Lagos...!!!

Engineering mechanics related courses are the most interesting and hardest courses in engineering

I passed all of them, but I hate technical drawing (TD) back then!

Wat abt engineering maths, Laplace transform.
I had A1 in thermodynamics back den

Guy, e no easy ooo
From introduction to engineering, the lecturer gave 1 hr to answer about 50 theory questions. na 1 unit course oo

Applied mechanics, all those radius of gyrations

Strength of materials, all those bending moments & sheer forces

Fluid mechanics

Engineering analysis, where I asked God for E, He gave me D. You must buy textbooks you don't even need oo. For me there are E's that are better than A's

Computational method oo, 4 units course

In fact there are some courses that when you remember it, you will be asking yourself how did you passed these courses.

I rep MOUAU computer engineering graduate.

Pls can you prescribe explanatory textbook for some of those courses like Thermo, Calculus, Engineering maths, etc

What about "Strength of materials"

engrfemi:
Hello, I don't mind getting some1 that can put me through on revit and orion software. Pls contact me via femi.tobi@yahoo.com or 07066257281 pls. Lagos...!!!

go to computer village in Lagos, ask for revit tutorials... They are numerous

Instrumentation & Control
Laplace Transforms..................Lawd as if I was bin taught Latin at first,Bt later got used to them,thank God.

I studied Food Science and Technology. I did all those courses

... And after making use of Steam table, calculating all the Eigenvalues and Eigenvectors, solving complex number, doing the Laplace transform, Karnaugh mapping, and reading Theraja from back to back, you still end up as a marketer for GTBank.

Engineering students in Nigeria, sorry.

Ha ha ha

oluwa Thermo Chai i fear dat course d lecturer who taught us made matter worst proudly comp Engr

mamaafrik:
They tell us "you are a designer",shoooooooooo,me i neva see any sturm lovielle ,frobenius,torsional equation ,bending moment or any laplace equation since we finish ohhhhhh.

As if na wetin w go dey do for work b that mtchewwwww

starting from numerical analysis (gauss siedel law,jacobi,cholesky),to advance engineering math,fourier series, Laplace transformation,..hmmmm I remember theraja theraja(electrical) too,lattice parameters(met n mat),fluid mechanics,assembly drawings,strength of materials (bending moment n shear force)...engineering is really interesting

Engineering Economics,
Engineering Chemistry,
Theory of Machines,
Applied Electricity,
Material Science,
General Engineering Laboratory,
Workshop Practice,
Strenght of Materials,
Computer Aided Engineering,
Engineering Thermodynamics,
Engineer in Society,
Engineering Mathematics,
Fluid Mechnics,
Logic and Philosophy,
Engineering Management and Law,
SWEP (Student Work Experience Program)
Proudly FUTMINNA Agricultural and Bioresources Engineering 2010 Graduate

Deboxoxo:
Pls can you prescribe explanatory textbook for some of those courses like Thermo, Calculus, Engineering maths, etc

advance k.A Stroud,
Thomas' calculus: Early transcendentals
Advanced engine. maths by kreyszig


Fundamentals of thermodynamics,çengels and boles
Applied thermodynamics by eastop and mcConkey

Thermodynamics by rajput