Mechanical Engineering Technology
Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Technology
- Mechanical Engineering Technology Overview
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If you want a practical career in design, testing, manufacturing, or operations, then the Mechanical Engineering Technology field may be just what you've been looking for. Here's the best part: there are jobs that are waiting to be filled right now. That's because modern manufacturing is staging a major comeback, thanks to robotics and advanced electronics.
If this sounds like something you'd be interested in, right now could be the perfect time to earn a degree in Mechanical Engineering Technology at ECPI University! You could earn a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Technology in as little as 2.5 years.
- Program Description
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ECPI University's Mechanical Engineering Technology program focuses on problem solving and real-world application of applied engineering science and technology. Mechanical engineering technologists are real problem solvers with responsibilities ranging from those of a support technician to plant manager.
Our Mechanical Engineering Technology degree program focuses on core areas such as:
- Mechanical design and analysis
- Material science and manufacturing processes
- Thermal-fluid-energy sciences
- Computer aided engineering graphics and analysis
- Electro-mechanical devices
- Instrumentation and controls
Building upon ECPI's tradition of providing an interactive and "real world" practical education in technology, students will have the opportunity to:
- Acquire knowledge, techniques, skills, and use modern tools of Mechanical Engineering Technology
- Conduct, analyze, and interpret experiments and apply experimental results to design and improve mechanical processes
Incorporate quality, aptitude, continuous improvement in both skills and professional behavior
- Possible Career Track
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ECPI University's curriculum prepares graduates for entry-level employment in various public and private industries in such areas as:
- Mechanical Engineering Technology
- Mechanical Product Design & Fabrication
- CAD & Computer Graphics
- Automation & Manufacturing
- Machining & Mechanical Maintenance
- Power Generation & Plant Management
- Climate Control: Heating, Ventilation, & Air Conditioning
- Transportation: Vehicles & Infrastructure
- Aerospace & Aerodynamics Industry
- Systems Control
Mechanical Engineering Technology graduates are employed in a wide spectrum of positions such as:
- Mechanical Engineering Consultant
- Product and Materials Testing Technologist
- Drafting and Computer Graphics Engineer
- Manufacturing and Quality Management Engineer
- Industrial Engineer
- Product Engineer
- Plant Maintenance and Production Manager
- Transportation Engineer
- Power and Energy Engineer
- Curriculum
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Core Curriculum
70 semester credit hours
Course ID Course Name Credits ELECTRICITY EET113 DC & AC Circuits 3 ANALOG ELECTRONICS EET223 Electronic Devices & Operational Amplifiers 3 PROGRAMMING SDC100 Introduction to Programming 3 EET207 Applied Engineering Programming 3 ENGINEERING MECHANICS MET211 Statics 3 MET311 Mechanisms 3 MET410 Dynamics 3 DRAFTING & MODELING EET192 Engineering Graphics Communications 3 EET192L Introduction to 3-D Modeling LAB 1 MET213 Advanced 3-D Modeling 3 MANUFACTURING EET191 Materials Science 3 MET221 Manufacturing Processes 3 MET320 Machine Tools 3 MET320L Machine Tools LAB 1 MET322 CNC Machines 3 MECHANICAL DESIGN MET313 Applied Strength of Materials 3 MET313L Materials LAB 1 MET412 Machine Design 3 MET414 Applied Finite Element Analysis 3 FLUID SCIENCE MET230 Hydraulics and Pneumatics Systems 3 MET230L Hydraulics and Pneumatics Systems LAB 1 MET330 Applied Fluid Mechanics 3 MET330L Applied Fluid Mechanics LAB 1 MET432 Applied Thermodynamics 3 MET434 Applied Heat Transfer 3 MET434L Heat Transfer and Thermodynamics LAB 1 SENIOR PROJECT MET400 Senior Project 3 MET400L Senior Project LAB 1 Arts and Sciences37 semester credit hours Course ID Course Name Credits CAP480 Arts and Sciences Capstone 3 COM115 Principles of Communication 3 ENG110 College Composition 3 ENG120 Advanced Composition 3 HUM205 Culture and Diversity: Exploring the Humanities 3 MTH131 College Algebra 3 MTH200 Pre-calculus 3 MTH220 Applied Calculus I 3 MTH320 Applied Calculus II 3 PHY120 Physics 3 PHY120L Physics LAB 1 CHOOSE TWO COURSES: ECO201 Macroeconomics* 3 ECO202 Microeconomics* 3 PSY105 Introduction to Psychology* 3 PSY220 Positive Psychology* 3 *For allowable substitutions of arts and sciences courses, see the Arts & Sciences Department page.
Self Integration and Computer Literacy10 semester credit hours Course ID Course Name Credits COR191 Career Orientation 1 CST120 Computer Configuration I 3 EET102 Engineering Math & Software Applications 3 FOR110 Essentials for Success 3 Electives7 semester credit hours Course ID Course Name Credits BUS102 Fundamentals of Customer Service 3 BUS121 Introduction to Business 3 BUS328 Business Process Improvement 3 BUS328L Business Process Improvement LAB 3 PMT472 Applied Project Management 3 PMT472L Applied Project Management Lab 1 SDC100L Introduction to Programming LAB 3 CST160 Introduction to Networking 3 EET130 Digital Systems I 3 EET220 Industrial Applications 3 EET230 Digital Systems II 3 EET233 Robotics and Smart Manufacturing (SM) 3 EET233L Robotics and Smart Manufacturing (SM) LAB 1 MET114 Introduction to Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing (GD&T) 3 MET223 Applied Machine Tools 3 MET224 CNC Machines Operation 3 MET420 Instrumentation & Industrial Controls 3 MET420L Instrumentation & Industrial Controls LAB 1 MET405 Externship-MET Sr. III 3 MET406 Externship-MET Sr. II 2 MET407 Externship-MET Sr. I-a 1 MET408 Externship-MET Sr. I-b 1 MET409 Externship-MET Sr. I-c 1 - Possible Outcomes
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Program Objectives
Building upon ECPI’s tradition of providing an interactive and “real world” practical education in technology, you can:
- Acquire knowledge, techniques, skills and modern tools of Mechanical Engineering Technology
- Conduct, analyze, and interpret experiments and apply experimental results to design and improve mechanical processes
- Function effectively as a team member for preparation of reports and presentations
- Incorporate quality, aptitude, and continuous improvement in expertise and professional behavior
Program Outcomes
The learning outcomes of the BS MET program include the following:
- Select and apply current knowledge of mathematics, science, and engineering and technology
- Select and apply current knowledge, techniques, skills, and modern tools of mechanical engineering technology
- Design systems, components, or processes
- Conduct tests, measurements, experiments, and interpret results thereof
- Identify, analyze and solve key problems, and improve processes
- Communicate effectively by preparing technical reports, documenting work or writing paper, and by making individual and group presentations
- Demonstrate of an understanding of professional, ethical, and social responsibilities while collaborating effectively with diverse team members to achieve a designated task
- Commitment to quality, timeliness, and continuous improvement
Fall 2018 Total Enrollment Degrees Awarded BS MET FT 12 N/A- New Program PT