Program Overview

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Introduction to the ITU Mechanical Engineering Program

The ITU Mechanical Engineering Program is accredited by the ABET Engineering Accreditation Commission (EAC). The program aims to produce graduates who are well-equipped to succeed in their careers and make significant contributions to the field of mechanical engineering.

Mission

The mission of the ITU Mechanical Engineering Program is to educate students who can work successfully in various fields, follow current technology, and participate effectively in the application of their profession. The program also aims to conduct universal standard basic and applied scientific research to expand the country's technological horizons and contribute to its development.

Vision

The vision of the ITU Mechanical Engineering Program is to become a contemporary and leading mechanical engineering department nationally and internationally.

Program Objectives

The program objectives are to:

• Design mechanical and thermal processes, components, and systems, and provide the necessary integration between them
• Develop professional cooperation between scientists and engineers, and take on leadership roles in their environment
• Make positive contributions to the competitive conditions of production, design, and research and development activities
• Access information and develop professionally for a successful career in industry, research institutions, or academic institutions
• Contribute to society with awareness of professional ethics and global conditions

Student Outcomes

The student outcomes of the ITU Mechanical Engineering Program are:

1. The ability to apply engineering, natural science, and mathematics principles to identify, formulate, and solve complex engineering problems.
2. The ability to design engineering solutions that meet specific needs, considering health, safety, and welfare, as well as global, cultural, social, environmental, and economic factors.
3. The ability to communicate effectively with different audiences.
4. The ability to recognize and apply ethical and professional responsibilities in engineering practice, considering the impact of engineering solutions on global, economic, environmental, and societal contexts.
5. The ability to work effectively in a team, providing leadership, and creating a collaborative and inclusive environment.
6. The ability to develop, conduct, and analyze experiments, as well as interpret data and draw conclusions using engineering judgment.
7. The ability to acquire and apply new knowledge as needed, using appropriate learning strategies.

Annual Student Admission Data

The annual student admission data will be updated at the end of each academic year.

Measurement, Evaluation, and Improvement of the Mechanical Engineering Program

The program's success is measured, evaluated, and improved through various processes, including surveys and forms.

Forms and Surveys

The following forms and surveys are used to evaluate the program:

• Five or More Years After Graduation Survey
• One to Three Years After Graduation Survey
• Advisory Board Member Evaluation Survey
• Employer Survey
• Undergraduate Advisor Success Tracking Form
• Industry Survey
• Internship Company Survey Form
• Internship Student Survey Form
• New Graduate Survey