This curriculum prepares graduates for employment as mechanical technicians.
Emphasis is placed on the integration of theory and mechanical principles.
Areas of study will include computer-aided drafting, mathematics, physics, applied mechanics, manufacturing methods and processes, use of computers and oral and written communications. The course work will stress critical thinking, planning, and problem solving. The scope of the subject matter covered provides the graduate with knowledge in greatly diversified branches of the mechanical field. Mechanical engineering technicians are employed in many types of manufacturing, fabrication, research and development and service industries. They are professional assistant engineers with hands-on skills in diverse application fields.