B.E. in Mechanical Engineering

Most of the Mechanical Engineering courses come from the two major stems of:

• (1) energy and fluids, and
• (2) structures and motion in mechanical systems.

Post finishing the foundation courses in Applied sciences in the first year, students take courses from the structures, Engineering mechanics, mechanics of materials, and materials science and from the fluid mechanics, thermodynamics, and heat transfer in the 2nd year and 3rd year program.

In the final year, students take a systems-level design course and capstone design experience, and have the opportunity to broaden and deepen their technical background through elective programs. Additionally, the students in the Mechanical Engineering program gain experience in laboratory settings through experiments associated with all of their applied sciences and with most of their Engineering science courses.

• Fundamental coursework in energy engineering, fluid and solid mechanics, heat and mass transfer, dynamics and vibrations, mechatronics and robotics, materials, design, controls and manufacturing.
• Laboratory courses and research and design projects.
• Teamwork, communication and problem-solving skills development, systems analysis, process and product design, prototyping and interdisciplinary projects.