Mechanical Engineering Majors

[u/itsjustme91770]

Now that registration is almost here, what mechanical engineering classes would you avoid taking in the same semester and why (time-consuming, tough material, etc)? For example, I've heard that generally thermodynamics and fluid mechanics are tough courses, so don't take them at the same time. I'm not sure if this is true at SLO, and obviously, the professor plays a big role. Thanks!

[u/Equivalent_Location8]

I would suggest taking fluids, thermo, 3226, mechatronics 1, maybe throw in a couple GEs should be an easy semester