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6 August 2026 · 4 min read · NTUMods

NTU MAE Modules: Courses Offered by the School of Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering (AY2026/2027 Semester 1)

The School of Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering (MAE) uses the module code prefix MA (with some shared foundation modules under EG, CC, and FE). This page lists MAE modules available in AY2026/2027 Semester 1, grouped by track, and how to browse them on NTUMods.

Browse all MAE modules on NTUMods: Use the Module Browser filtered to MAE, or search by prefix MA.

Foundation & first-year modules

Module Title AU
EG1001 Engineers In Society 2
EG2810 Mathematics A 4
FE1073 An Introduction To Engineering & Practices 1
MA0218 Introduction To Data Science & Artificial Intelligence 3
MA1001 Dynamics 3
MA1008 Introduction To Computational Thinking 3
MH1811 Mathematics 2 3

Mechanics, materials & design

Module Title AU
MA2001 Mechanics Of Materials 3
MA2002 Theory Of Mechanism 3
MA2005 Engineering Graphics 3
MA2071 Laboratory Experiments (ME) 1
MA3001 Machine Element Design 3
MA3002 Solid Mechanics & Vibration 3
MA3071 Engineering Experiments (ME) 1
MA4001 Engineering Design 4
MA4842 Engineering Metrology & Materials Characterization 3
MA4858 Product Design 3

Thermodynamics, fluids & energy

Module Title AU
MA2006 Engineering Mathematics 3
MA2007 Thermodynamics 3
MA2009 Introduction To Electrical Circuits & Electronic Devices 3
MA3003 Heat Transfer 3
MA3006 Fluid Mechanics 3
MA3010 Thermodynamics & Heat Transfer 3
MA4002 Fluid Dynamics 3
MA4811 Psychrometry & Air Conditioning 3
MA4814 Computational Fluid Dynamics 3

Control, robotics & mechatronics

Module Title AU
MA3004 Mathematical Methods In Engineering 3
MA3005 Control Theory 3
MA4012 Mechatronics Engineering Design 4
MA4822 Measurements & Sensing Systems 3
MA4825 Robotics 3
MA4832 Microprocessor Systems 3
MA4884 Systems Thinking & Systems Engineering 3
MA4890 Autonomous Driving 3

Aerospace track

Module Title AU
MA3700 Aircraft Structures I 3
MA3701 Aerodynamics 3
MA3702 Aircraft Propulsion 3
MA4705 Aircraft Navigation & Flight Computers 3
MA4856 Naval Architecture & Marine Engineering 3
MA4880 Airport Operations & Systems 3
MA4881 Air Traffic Management 3

Manufacturing, operations & electives

Module Title AU
MA4804 Optimization Theory & Applications 3
MA4849 Operations Research 3
MA4882 Advanced Manufacturing & Materials Processing 3
RE0003 Communicating As A 21st Century Engineer 3
RE1401 Financial Management 3
RE2011 Renaissance Design I 4

The RE-prefix modules belong to the Renaissance Engineering Programme, a joint MAE track with a design and interdisciplinary focus — check your programme structure to confirm whether these apply to you.

How to browse NTU MAE modules on NTUMods

  1. Go to the Module Browser filtered to MAE
  2. Or search by prefix MA for the main mechanical/aerospace track, RE for Renaissance Engineering
  3. Each module page shows prerequisites, exclusions, index timeslots, venues, and exam dates for the current semester

Add modules to your timetable to check clashes before STARS opens — see How to Plan NTU Modules Before STARS Opens for the full pre-registration workflow.

Frequently asked questions

Why does MAE use the “ME” code instead of “MAE”?

NTU’s internal faculty code for the School of Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering is ME, while the module code prefix used on most modules is MA. The school itself is commonly referred to as MAE in its full name.

How many MAE modules does NTU offer in AY2026/2027 Semester 1?

NTUMods shows approximately 49 MAE modules for AY2026/2027 Semester 1. Check the Module Browser for the current live list, since offerings change each semester.

What is the difference between the general MAE track and Aerospace Engineering?

Both sit under the same school and share foundation modules (dynamics, mechanics of materials, thermodynamics). The aerospace-specific modules — aircraft structures, aerodynamics, propulsion, and air traffic systems — are taken as your programme progresses into its aerospace specialisation. Check your degree audit to confirm which track your programme requires.

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