To prepare MET graduates for many job opportunities in engineering design, manufacturing, and laboratory environments. To provide our students with a broad based curriculum and quality instruction. MET became a free-standing BS degree granting program in 1974. The program received initial ABET accreditation in 1978. There are sixty-eight students majoring in mechanical engineering technology currently.
Instruction is provided by four full-time faculty members .
Typical classes in the major range from 6 to 20 students. The small class size gives students good contact with the faculty and allows for effective instruction in the laboratories . There is a healthy diversity of students in the program.