Our goal is to graduate mechanical engineers who embody excellence in a broad sense. We expect our graduates to advance within industry positions or in graduate study, or to carry the attributes of an engineering education into other disciplines.
The mechanical engineering program of study must include mathematics and basic sciences, fundamentals and applications in several engineering sciences, and team-based experience in the process of design, where theory is applied in the context of real needs and limitations, and where judgment must be exercised.
Our mechanical engineering graduates should be able to think critically when solving problems and managing tasks and communicate effectively in multi-disciplinary professional environments.
To be a responsible member of the engineering profession, each graduate must be aware of social, ethical, environmental and economic factors and constraints on engineering activity, and must understand the importance of these matters in a global context. We aspire to have our graduates exhibit intellectual depth and creativity, uphold high ethical standards, and show a commitment to the betterment of society through service and professional work.
Our specific Program Educational Objectives are to prepare our graduates to:
- Identify and address significant needs and challenges in engineering and society, and effectively communicate solutions
- Advance in professional careers that may encompass a broad range of endeavors, both technical and non-technical
- Exhibit intellectual depth and creativity in employment, advanced education and research
- Uphold high ethical standards and show a commitment to the betterment of society through service and professional work