Appendix 1: Course list

During year 3, an in-depth study in the field of mechanical engineering takes place by choosing conditional optional courses.

Which courses are chosen is governed by which master's program is planned to be taken during the two final years of the program.
Under each specialisation, there is information about the courses to be taken to give admission to the various master's programs that are read in the two final years.

During the spring term in year 3, a bachelor's degree project in a chosen area will be read.

For more information about the qualifying courses, see respective directions.

Information is based upon the curriculum for academic year 2021/2022. Changes may occur.

During the fourth study year of the Degree Programme in Mechanical Engineering, a master's programme must be studied.
Information about which master's programme can be studied, can be found in the programme syllabus. Changes may occur.

For students who chooses to study one of the following master's programme:
Industrial Economics (TINEM), Applied Mathematics and Computational Mathematics (TTMAM) or Technology and Sustainable Development (TSUTM)
it is required that a supplementary technical profil is read in order to obtain a Degree of Master of Science in Engineering.

The following technical profiles can be studied during study year 4-5 (ie during study year 1-2 of the master's programme):

• Industrial Management (Technical Profile: Engineering Design, Energy, Production or Solid Mechanics)
• Applied and Computational Mathematics (Technical Profile: Production and Energy or Solid Mechanics)
• Sustainable Technology (Technical Profile: Engineering Design, Energy, Production or Solid Mechanics)

A degree project for Degree of Bachelor must be chosen during study year 3, independently of chosen masters programme.

The Degree projects, first cycle, that can be selected are available as conditional elective courses under the heading "General" - "General courses".

A degree project for Degree of Bachelor must be chosen during study year 3, independently of chosen masters programme.

The Degree projects, first cycle, that can be selected are available as conditional elective courses under the heading "General" - "General courses".

A degree project for Degree of Bachelor must be chosen during study year 3, independently of chosen masters programme.

The Degree projects, first cycle, that can be selected are available as conditional elective courses under the heading "General" - "General courses".

For a Degree in Mechanical Engineering must one of the following Technical profiles be chosen and courses corresponding to at least 18 credits  during study year 4-5:n
One of the Technical Profiles must be chosen:

• Technical profile Construction

        Courses corresponding to at least 18 credits, listed below, shall be taken during study year 4-5:
         MF2101 Machine Design 6 credits
         MF2102 Machine Design Project 6 credits
         MF2010 Component Design 6 credits
         MF2011 Systems Engineering 9 credits
         MF2019 CAD 3D-modelling and Visualization 6 credits *
         MF2024 Robust and Probabilistic Design 6 credits
      * will be able to study in period 2 and 4

• Technical profile Energy
  All courses within the Technical profile must be chosen 
  MJ2508 Energy systems for Sustainible Development 6 credits
  MJ2411 Renewable Energy Technology 6 credits *
  MJ2380 Introduction to Energy Systems Analysis and Applications 9 credits
  *can also be chosen study year 5

• Technical profile Production
  MG2029  Production Engineering - Planning and Control 6 credits
  (MG1024 Production in study year 3, is the eligibility course for MG2029)
  
  One of the following two courses must be chosen:
  MG2028 CAD and Other IT Tools in Industrial Processes 6 credits
  MG2130  Modelling and Simulation of Industrial Processes 9 credits
  As well as one of the following courses must be chosen, either study year 4 or 5:
  MG2009 Advanced Manufacturing Technology 6 credits
  MG2109 Advanced Manufacturing Technology, Extended Course 9 credits
  MG2110 Advanced Metrology 9 credits
  MG2122 Advanced CAD 6 credits *
  MG2135 PLM - Product Lifecycle Management 9 credits
  MG2036 Computer Aided Manufacturing - CAM 6 credits
  MG2038 Digital Factories 6 credits **
  MG2010 Modern Industrial Metrology 6 credits *
  * MG2028 prerequisites
  ** MG2130 prerequisites

• Technical profile Solid Mechanics 
  
  SE1025 FEM for Engineering Applications 6 credits 
  
  One of the following two courses must be chosen:
  SE2126 Material Mechanics 9 credits
  SE2132 Applied Elasticity with FEM 9 credits
  
  As well as one of the following courses must be chosen:
  SE2860 FEM Modelling 8 credits
  SE2137 Fatigue 6 credits
  SE2139 Fracture Mechanics 6 credits 
  SE2134 Dynamic Problems in Solid Mechanics  7,5 credits
  SE2121 Introduction to Biomechanics 9 credits

For a Degree in Mechanical Engineering must one of the following Technical profiles be chosen and courses corresponding to at least 18 credits during study year 4-5:n
One of the Technical Profiles must be chosen:

• Technical profile Construction

        Courses corresponding to at least 18 credits, listed below, shall be taken during study year 4-5:
         MF2511 Machine Design Fundamentals 6 credits
         MF2102 Machine Design Project 6 credits
         MF2010 Component Design 6 credits
         MF2522 Systems Engineering 6 credits
         MF2019 CAD 3D-modelling and Visualization 6 credits *
         MF2024 Robust and Probabilistic Design 6 credits
      * will be able to study in period 2 and 4

• Technical profile Energy
  All courses within the Technical profile must be chosen 
  MJ2508 Energy systems for Sustainible Development 6 credits
  MJ2411 Renewable Energy Technology 6 credits *
  MJ2380 Introduction to Energy Systems Analysis and Applications 9 credits
  *can also be chosen study year 5

• Technical profile Production
• MG1024 Production are not included in the profile, but must be chosen in year 3 for eligibility to course MG2029 Production Enigneering
  
  MG2029  Production Engineering - Planning and Control 6 credits
  
  One of the following two courses must be chosen:
  MG2028 CAD and Other IT Tools in Industrial Processes 6 credits
  MG2130  Modelling and Simulation of Industrial Processes 9 credits
  As well as one of the following courses must be chosen, either study year 4 or 5:
  MG2009 Advanced Manufacturing Technology 6 credits
  MG2109 Advanced Manufacturing Technology, Extended Course 9 credits
  MG2110 Advanced Metrology 9 credits
  MG2122 Advanced CAD 6 credits *
  MG2135 PLM - Product Lifecycle Management 9 credits
  MG2036 Computer Aided Manufacturing - CAM 6 credits
  MG2038 Digital Factories 6 credits **
  MG2010 Modern Industrial Metrology 6 credits *
  * MG2028 prerequisites
  ** MG2130 prerequisites

• Technical profile Solid Mechanics 
  
  Course SE1025 FEM for Engineering Applications 6 credits must be chosen in year 3 for eligibility to all the courses in the profile
  
  One of the following two courses must be chosen:
  SE2126 Material Mechanics 9 credits
  SE2132 Applied Elasticity with FEM 9 credits
  
  As well as one of the following courses must be chosen:
  SE2860 FEM Modelling 8 credits
  SE2137 Fatigue 6 credits
  SE2139 Fracture Mechanics 6 credits 
  SE2134 Dynamic Problems in Solid Mechanics  7,5 credits
  SE2121 Introduction to Biomechanics 9 credits

• During year 2 should students attending the internationel profile read language courses corresponding to 15 credits at least level A1/B2 preparation for exchange studies in year 3
• Kurser MG1026 Manufacturing technology och MJ1112 Applayed Thermodynamics must either be read at KTH in year 2 or during the exchange studies in year 3

• During year 2 should students attending the internationel profile read language courses corresponding to 15 credits at least level A1/B2 preparation for exchange studies in year 3
• Kurser MG1026 Manufacturing technology och MJ1112 Applayed Thermodynamics must either be read at KTH in year 2 or during the exchange studies in year 3

• During year 2 should students attending the internationel profile read language courses corresponding to 15 credits at least level A1/B2 preparation for exchange studies in year 3
• Kurser MG1026 Manufacturing technology och MJ1112 Applayed Thermodynamics must either be read at KTH in year 2 or during the exchange studies in year 3

A degree project for Degree of Bachelor must be chosen during study year 3, independently of chosen masters programme.

The Degree projects, first cycle, that can be selected are available as conditional elective courses under the heading "General" - "General courses".

A degree project for Degree of Bachelor must be chosen during study year 3, independently of chosen masters programme.

The Degree projects, first cycle, that can be selected are available as conditional elective courses under the heading "General" - "General courses".

A degree project for Degree of Bachelor must be chosen during study year 3, independently of chosen masters programme.

The Degree projects, first cycle, that can be selected are available as conditional elective courses under the heading "General" - "General courses".

Only one of the courses SG1217 and SG1220 can be chosen

A degree project for Degree of Bachelor must be chosen during study year 3, independently of chosen masters programme.

The Degree projects, first cycle, that can be selected are available as conditional elective courses under the heading "General" - "General courses".

 A degree project for Degree of Bachelor must be chosen during study year 3, independently of chosen masters programme.

The Degree projects, first cycle, that can be selected are available as conditional elective courses under the heading "General" - "General courses".

For a Degree in Mechanical Engineering must one of the following Technical profiles be chosen and courses corresponding to at least 18 credits  during study year 4-5:n

• Technical profile Production and Energy
  All of the courses must be chosen within the Technical Profile 
  MG2130 Modelling and Simulation of Industrial Processes 9 credits
  MJ2380 Introduction to Energy Systems Analysis and Applications 9 credits

• Technical profile Solid Mechanics 
  
  SE1025 FEM for Engineering Applications 6 credits
  One of the following two courses must be chosen:
  SE2126 Material Mechanics 9 credits
  SE2132 Applied Elasticity with FEM 9 credits
  
  As well as one of the following courses must be chosen:
  SE2860 FEM Modelling 8 credits
  SE2137 Fatigue 6 credits
  SE2139 Fracture Mechanics 6 credits
  SE2134 Dynamic Problems in Solid Mechanics  7,5 credits
  SE2121 Introduction to Biomechanics 9 credits

• Technical profile Construction
  
  Courses corresponding to at least 18 credits, listed below, shall be taken during study year 4-5:
  MF2101 Machine Design 6 credits
  MF2102 Machine Design Project 6 credits
  MF2010 Component Design 6 credits
  MF2011 Systems Engineering 9 credits
  MF2019 CAD 3D-modelling and Visualization 6 credits *
  MF2024 Robust and Probabilistic Design 6 credits
  * will be able to study in period 2 and 4

A degree project for Degree of Bachelor must be chosen during study year 3, independently of chosen masters programme.

The Degree projects, first cycle, that can be selected are available as conditional elective courses under the heading "General" - "General courses".

A degree project for Degree of Bachelor must be chosen during study year 3, independently of chosen masters programme.

The Degree projects, first cycle, that can be selected are available as conditional elective courses under the heading "General" - "General courses".

Only one of the courses SG1217 and SG1220 can be chosen

A degree project for Degree of Bachelor must be chosen during study year 3, independently of chosen masters programme.

The Degree projects, first cycle, that can be selected are available as conditional elective courses under the heading "General" - "General courses".

A degree project for Degree of Bachelor must be chosen during study year 3, independently of chosen masters programme.

The Degree projects, first cycle, that can be selected are available as conditional elective courses under the heading "General" - "General courses".

For a Degree in Mechanical Engineering must one of the following Technical profiles be chosen and courses corresponding to at least 18 credits  during study year 4-5:n
One of the Technical Profiles must be chosen:

• Technical profile Construction
  Courses corresponding to at least 18 credits, listed below, shall be taken during study year 4-5:
  MF2101 Machine Design 6 credits
  MF2102 Machine Design Project 6 credits
  MF2010 Component Design 6 credits
  MF2011 Systems Engineering 9 credits
  MF2019 CAD 3D-modelling and Visualization 6 credits *
  MF2024 Robust and Probabilistic Design 6 credits
  * will be able to study in period 2 and 4

• Technical profile Energy
  All courses within the Technical profile must be chosen: 
  
  MJ2508 Energy systems for Sustainible Development 6 credits
  MJ2411 Renewable Energy Technology 6 credits *
  MJ2380 Introduction to Energy Systems Analysis and Applications 9 credits
  *can also be chosen study year 5

• Technical profile Production
  MG2029  Production Engineering - Planning and Control 6 credits
  (MG1024 Production in study year 3, is the eligibility course for MG2029)
  
  One of the following two courses must be chosen:
  MG2028 CAD and Other IT Tools in Industrial Processes 6 credits
  MG2130  Modelling and Simulation of Industrial Processes 9 credits
  As well as one of the following courses must be chosen, either study year 4 or 5:
  MG2009 Advanced Manufacturing Technology 6 credits
  MG2109 Advanced Manufacturing Technology, Extended Course 9 credits
  MG2110 Advanced Metrology 9 credits
  MG2122 Advanced CAD 6 credits *
  MG2135 PLM - Product Lifecycle Management 9 credits
  MG2036 Computer Aided Manufacturing - CAM 6 credits
  MG2038 Digital Factories 6 credits **
  MG2010 Modern Industrial Metrology 6 credits *
  * MG2028 prerequisites
  ** MG2130 prerequisites

• Technical profile Solid Mechanics 
  SE1025 FEM for Engineering Applications 6 credits 
  
  One of the following two courses must be chosen:
  SE2126 Material Mechanics 9 credits
  SE2132 Applied Elasticity with FEM 9 credits
  
  As well as one of the following courses must be chosen:
  SE2860 FEM Modelling 8 credits
  SE2137 Fatigue 6 credits
  SE2139 Fracture Mechanics 6 credits 
  SE2134 Dynamic Problems in Solid Mechanics  7,5 credits
  SE2121 Introduction to Biomechanics 9 credits

A degree project for Degree of Bachelor must be chosen during study year 3, independently of chosen masters programme.

The Degree projects, first cycle, that can be selected are available as conditional elective courses under the heading "General" - "General courses".

A degree project for Degree of Bachelor must be chosen during study year 3, independently of chosen masters programme.

The Degree projects, first cycle, that can be selected are available as conditional elective courses under the heading "General" - "General courses".

A degree project for Degree of Bachelor must be chosen during study year 3, independently of chosen masters programme.

The Degree projects, first cycle, that can be selected are available as conditional elective courses under the heading "General" - "General courses".