The MET graduates will have:
1.
The knowledge, techniques, skills and modern tools of
their disciplines.
2.
The ability to conduct, analyze and interpret experiments
and apply experimental results to improve mechanical systems and
manufacturing processes.
3.
A commitment to quality, timeliness, and continuous
improvement by applying their knowledge of engineering economy
and operations management.
4.
The ability to work on team projects and communicate
effectively with fellow workers
5.
The qualifications to participate in professional society
activities and professional development programs. Have the
knowledge to accept diversity in professional matters and
develop respect for societal and global issues
6.
The ability to utilize their knowledge of engineering
materials, statics, dynamics, and strength of materials and
solve problems related to mechanical systems that are stationary
as well as in motion.
7.
The necessary skills to calculate forces, moments,
stresses and strains developed in structural members and machine
elements.
8.
The essential tools to analyze systems in motion, and
calculate the velocity, acceleration, inertial forces, torque,
power, and mechanical efficiency as required to solving
engineering problems.
9.
The ability to understand the working principles of
thermal and fluid power systems, and solve problems using their
knowledge of thermodynamics, heat transfer, and fluid power.
10.
The understanding of the electrical, electronics, and
instrumentation and controls aspects of mechanical systems.
11.
Enhanced problem solving abilities due to the added technical
expertise in areas such as manufacturing processes, mechanical
design, computer-aided drafting/design, engineering materials,
solid mechanics, fluid power, thermal sciences,
electro-mechanical devices including PLC’s, and operations
management.
12.
Expertise in applied physics and inorganic chemistry to better
apply the principles of engineering mechanics and materials, and
fluid and thermal sciences in solving mechanical system
problems.