Students are educated in the fundamental technical areas of mechanical and electrical engineering, including the foundation of mathematics, computational skills, and physical science, appropriate for an entry level professional position or graduate school.

Students develop the skills inherent in the design process, including the ability to identify problems, investigate creative and functional solutions, effectively communicate results and work in a collaborative environment.

• All ME courses and labs are taught by qualified doctorate holding faculty, not graduate students.
• Typical ME classes are between 10-25 students, which allows professors and students to interact one on one and develop a true relationship.
• The program is accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET,www.abet.org
• Laboratory classes feature hands-on use of modern instrumentation and equipment, which are used to reinforce engineering theory and application.
• Many student organizations are available for networking opportunities, including chapters of the Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE), American Foundry Society (AFS), and American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME).