COURSE CURRICULUM

The mechanical engineering program offers a comprehensive education that spans a wide range of technical fields, including the design of mechanical systems and devices, manufacturing engineering and management, computer-aided design (CAD) and computer-aided manufacturing (CAM), power generation, air conditioning, materials science, and aeronautical sciences. Students begin with foundational studies in mathematics, physics, and core engineering principles before progressing into more specialized courses tailored to their interests and career goals. The program allows for flexibility through technical electives and complementary studies electives that explore broader social, environmental, and ethical issues relevant to engineering. Students have the opportunity to focus their studies through one of several specialization options or streams, including aerospace, materials, solid mechanics, and thermofluids. The aerospace option provides more targeted coursework for those interested in aviation and space-related technologies, while other streams offer in-depth study in fields such as heat transfer, fluid mechanics, or structural analysis. With its emphasis on both theoretical foundations and hands-on learning, the program prepares graduates to address real-world engineering challenges in a variety of industries, from aerospace and automotive to energy and manufacturing. Students are encouraged to consult program requirements carefully to ensure they meet the criteria for their chosen specialization.