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Mechanical Engineering

Degree Focus

Mechanical engineers are curious problem solvers who research, design, develop and test mechanical devices, with the goal of increased productivity and improved performance. Students interested in pursuing mechanical engineering degrees will examine the general laws of physics, mathematics as science as foundations to understand and apply to mechanical systems. Coursework will likely include motion, heat transfer, thermodynamics, thermo-fluid systems and solid mechanics. Graduates are able to pursue careers in a wide range of industries, including biotechnology, robotics, energy, aerospace, automotive and much more.

Degree Focus

Mechanical engineers are curious problem solvers who research, design, develop and test mechanical devices, with the goal of increased productivity and improved performance. Students interested in pursuing mechanical engineering degrees will examine the general laws of physics, mathematics as science as foundations to understand and apply to mechanical systems. Coursework will likely include motion, heat transfer, thermodynamics, thermo-fluid systems and solid mechanics. Graduates are able to pursue careers in a wide range of industries, including biotechnology, robotics, energy, aerospace, automotive and much more.

Sample Courseload

Biology,Calculus,Chemistry,Fluid Systems,Mechanical Systems,Statistics,Thermodynamics,Writing and Communication

Additional Degrees & Concentrations

(Assoc/Minor/Cert) - The Electronics and Computer Technology program develops student’s knowledge and skills in electronics design, data collection and analysis, installation and maintenance of electronic systems. Students can find careers in a variety of areas like networking, manufacturing automation, robotics and energy management.

(BS) - Mechatronics engineering technology degrees focus on optimizing industrial efficiency through the study of electromechanical systems that operate mechanical, pneumatic and hydraulic systems. Coursework may cover topics like engineering technology, fluid power, statistics and calculus and manufacturing integration.

(BS/Minor/Assoc/Cert) - Robotics degree programs combine the study of manufacturing, mechanical, computer and electrical sciences. Students will learn to design and apply robotic solutions to industrial and consumer problems, as well as increase efficiency and safety.

(BS/Minor) - Automation and systems integration engineering students will learn how to design efficient and automated manufacturing processes through the application and implementation of technology. Coursework may include basic electronic hydraulics, robotics, automation and programming. Computer systems, network management and operations will also be of focus.

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Grace College

Indiana State University

IUPUI

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