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This course introduces the first-year student at Anime University to the entire
history of electronics, from the first simple circuit to the beginnings of optical
and flux electronics. This one-semester course is taught through
hypno-teaching to cut down on the amount of time required to bring a student up to
speed. There is a single computer-assisted examination to ensure that data
retention from the hypnosis treatments is complete. This course is the prerequisite
of almost all upper year engineering courses at Anime University.
Prerequisites: None
This two-semester course offers a complete understanding of electronics that are
used in today's technology. Hypno-teaching provides all the background and
memorization work, and lecturers will provide real-time problem solving situations
for our students to put all that knowledge to good use. As leading edge technology
keeps advancing, training material and hypno-tapes are always updated to keep
our students abreast with today's technology.
Prerequisites: ELEC101
A full-semester course which crams Newtonian, Relativistic and Chaos Theory into
a student's brain through hypno-teaching and the latest in multi-dimensional
visualisation techniques. At the end of the course, a student is expected to be
able to theoretically (not like anyone's going to let a first year student do so)
pilot a training mecha through wormholes, subspace rifts and dimensional jumps, as
well as design fusion reactors during potty breaks.
Prerequisites: Elementary Physics in High School
At the end of this course, the student will either be brain-fried or another
Natsume Kyusaku/Hiroshi Ozora clone. A required class for MECHA666, this class
completes the infantile teachings of EPHYS100 to make the student into a
Physics genius.
Prerequisites: EPHYS100
This course requires the student to immerse his entire brain into the complex and
often impossible physics behind the fabrication of flux (subspace) electronics.
Subspace mathematics and multi-dimensional calculations become second nature, and
working out the equations for a Hyperpulse Generator is as easy as eating corn
flakes for breakfast.
Prerequisites: PhD in Electronics Engineering or Masters in Flux Mechanics
Warning: This course requires whole-life commitment, as the student's brain
is emptied of every shred of unecessary knowledge, essentially becoming a social
vegetable. What the heck, with a 500 million NewYen annual salary and various
other kickbacks, people interested in this field can live with being an outcast.
This is the basic course in mechanical engineering, taught to first-year students
through hypno-teaching. A computer-assisted examination is performed at the end
of the semester to ensure that the student's knowledge of basic mechanics,
thermodynamics and other mechanical engineering doodads are 100% retained.
Prerequisites: None
This course covers whatever is left of Mechanical Engineering that an engineering
student would need to know. This course would bring the student to the level of a
doctorate at any other university.
Prerequisites: MECH100
This is the basic course in chemical engineering, taught to first-year students
through hypno-teaching. A computer-assisted examination is performed at the end
of the semester to ensure that the student's knowledge of chemistry and chemical
engineering is completely retained.
Prerequisites: None
This is the basic course in biochemical engineering, taught to first-year students
through hypno-teaching. A computer-assisted examination is performed at the end
of the semester to ensure that the student's knowledge of basic to advanced biology
and biochemistry is completely retained.
Prerequisites: None
This course covers whatever is left of Chemical Engineering that an engineering
student would need to know. This course would bring the student to the level of a
doctorate at any other university.
Prerequisites: CHEM100
A course open to only students that catch the eye of Professor Washuu Hakubi, this
course brings the fourth and fifth dimensions of chemistry into play. Genetic
alteration, advanced biochemistry and immortality drugs are the name of the day.
Prerequisites: CHEM100, CHEM200, approval by Prof. Washuu Hakubi
Want to mutate your pet hamster into something resembling Saotome Akane's cooking?
Or give your hated enemy a nasty shock when he or she wakes up as a purple toothless
mini T-rex? Then this class is for you. This is a zero credit class designed to
enhance your Chemical Engineering skills and make you think.
Prerequisites: CHEM100, CHEM200, BCHEM101
This course covers the basic theories behind mecha design, exploring the
various successful designs in mecha engineering from the basic labour droid
to the advanced "Gunbuster" and "Solniod" systems in use today in most
advanced military units.
Prerequisites: ELEC100, ELEC101, MECH100, MECH200, BCHEM102
Powersuits, mini-mecha, hardsuits, call you what they will, but to the
true engineering otaku these are the ultimate in orgxxm machines (especially
when used by pretty teenaged girls wielding big guns). This course covers
all that is needed to be a geeky dorklike powersuit technician. A special class
by Mackie Stingray on "Optimal places to place vidcams in female power armour"
is part of the syllabus, if he's not caught by his sister first.
Prerequisites: ELEC100, ELEC101, MECH100, MECH200, BCHEM102
The subject of this course is self-explanatory. Engineering students are taught
weapons design for mecha and powersuits for power efficiency, size and Oomph!
Find out how B-ko packs hundreds of Akagiyama missiles in a slinky powersuit,
or why Budweiser cans become lethal missiles against Zentraedi battlepods.
Prerequisites: ELEC100, ELEC101, MECH100, MECH200, BCHEM102
This course is THE final examination for final year engineering
students. The project is to design a mecha which must meet certain criteria.
This final project is judged by the dean of Engineering as well as two
high-level scientists from NERV for effectiveness against a simulated Angel,
multiple waves of Quedran-lau mecha and A-ko Migami. If it survives, the
student gets his degree in mecha engineering; if it doesn't, well, back to the
drawing board.
Prerequisites: Every darn thing you've ever learned at Anime University
This course explains the difficulties faced in travelling in micro gravity and
vacuum environments. It also covers the safety features which are mandatory in
all spacefaring craft, as well as any special requirements.
Prerequisites: All mandatory first and second year classes for
engineering students
This course covers the main requirements for both interplanetary and fold-capable
starships. It also covers design and developments that make star travel safer
and more comfortable. At the end of the course, the students are expected to be
able to design a single-person warpshuttle.
Prerequisites:STR210
This course continues where STR210 left off, covering designs and innovations
that make military grade starships a reality. At the end of this course, the
student are able to design and build a fold-capable starship of the Constellation
class.
Prerequisites: STR201, STR210
This course covers offensive and defensive weaponry found aboard spacecraft.
Prerequisites: STR201, STR210.