ME 203 Manufacturing and Design - Emphasis on prototype development techniques as an intrinsic part of the design process. Fundamentals of machining, welding, and casting introduced in lecture and supported by lab experience. Manufacturing pro cesses through lecture, films, and field trips. Design aspects developed in an individual term project chosen, designed, and fabricated by students. Taught Fall and Winter quarters.

ME 113 Engineering Design - Application of information from various sources to create designs and models of new mechanical devices. Design is studied as an activity and experienced by students as they work on a team design project. Final proje ct results are presented to a professional jury.

ME 115B Expression of Function - Numerous tightly constrained projects requiring reconciliation of manufacturing, human factor, and aesthetic concerns; solutions presented in a variety of design media.

ME 116A Advanced Product Design - Small-scale projects carried to a high degree of refinement. Emphasis is on craftsmanship and aesthetics.

ME 116C Advanced Product Design - Summary project utilizing knowledge, methodology, and skills obtained in 101, 103, 115A,B and 116A,B.

ME 294 Medical Device Design - Introduction to the field of medical devices through individual and group projects, coached by physicians from the Stanford School of Medicine and lecturers from the Stanford School of Engineering. Taught Fall quarter.

ME 101 Design and Construction in Wood - Project-based learning utilizing materials with characteristics often taken for granted. Offers hands-on practice in thinking, design, and contemplation. Taught Spring quarter.

ME310 Experiences in Team-Based Design - Three-quarter series. Design by immersion in a product development environment for interdisciplinary, distributed, engineering design teams.

ME 211 Product Design Master's Project - For Product Design or Design majors only. Three-quarter graduate design projects taught jointly with Department of Art faculty.

ME 318 Computer-Aided Product Creation - Prototype design and fabrication emphasizing the use of computer supported tools in the design process. Students choose, design, and build individual projects using CNC software and CNC milling machines. Taught Winter and Spring quarters.

ME218 Smart Product Design - Three-quarter series covering programmable electromechanical systems.

ME 224 Precision Engineering - Lectures, lab experiences, field trips, individual design and fabrication projects, current topics of interest in manufacturing, emphasizing precision engineering. Students select projects from the 'customers' on campus and pursue them to hardware. Taught Spring quarter.

Art 60 Basic Design - Introduction to visual language and media, and their applications to communication and environment. Two- and three-dimensional projects.