Mechanical Engineering

Mechanical engineering students study the behavior of materials and how energy is converted from one form to another. This broad and comprehensive knowledge base of these engineers and mechanics qualifies them to play an effective role in water desalination and energy production plants, transportation system design, environmental physics control, robotics design, and the design, diagnosis, and control of various industrial plants and machines.

Program Objectives

PEO1 - Apply foundational knowledge, critical thinking, problem-solving, and creativity in mechanical engineering practice or in other areas to advance technology and foster innovation.
PEO2 - Advance their mechanical engineering profession and/or communities while maintaining the highest societal responsibilities and ethical standards in the global workplace.
PEO3 - Seek advancement in their knowledge and careers through continuing professional development and/or graduate studies, updating and adapting their core knowledge, and acquiring new knowledge and skills.

Program Outcomes

K1 - Demonstrate comprehensive knowledge and understanding of engineering principles to identify and acquire solutions to complex engineering problems, considering sustainability, economy, environment, health, and safety issues.
S1 - Identify, formulate, and solve complex engineering problems using principles of engineering sciences, mathematics, and natural sciences, and validate the obtained solution.
S2 - Conduct investigations of complex engineering problems through developing and executing relevant experiments, and analyzing and interpreting data, supported by engineering judgment to achieve valid conclusions.
S3 - Design mechanical engineering solutions to meet specified requirements considering health, safety, welfare, and factors related to global, cultural, social, environmental, and economic aspects.
S4 - Communicate technical information effectively in both written and verbal forms to a range of audiences.
S5 - Conduct research activities and engage in life-long learning for acquiring and implementing knowledge,  and apply that in the mechanical engineering field as needed.
S6 - Create, select, adapt, and apply appropriate techniques, resources, and modern engineering and IT tools to solve complex engineering problems with an understanding of the limitations.
V1 - Work effectively in teams, providing leadership and fostering collaboration to achieve project objectives, while continuously engaging in professional development and adapting to evolving engineering challenges.
V2 - Recognize ethical and professional responsibilities in engineering situations and commit to the professional ethics and norms of engineering practice to make informed judgments. 

Course Cards

Program Guide

Training Handbook