Formal coursework in design engineering typically revolves around four massive domains. These subjects ensure that a product is not only functional but also manufacturable, reliable, and user-friendly. 1. Computer-Aided Engineering (CAE) & Modeling

You will spend hundreds of hours mastering software to create, simulate, and analyze your ideas before a physical prototype is ever built.

Learning the universal engineering language to communicate exact manufacturing limits. 2. Materials & Manufacturing Processes

A beautiful digital design is useless if it cannot be physically manufactured at scale. Courses in this pillar cover:

Building complex parts and assemblies using heavy-hitting software like SOLIDWORKS or Siemens NX.

Simulating real-world stresses, heat transfer, and fluid dynamics to prevent part failure.

Bachelor of Science in Manufacturing Design Engineering | NU