Program Overview

Bachelor's Degree in Mechanical Engineering

The Bachelor's Degree in Mechanical Engineering is offered by the College of Engineering. The program aims to provide high-quality education in mechanical engineering, preparing students for professional careers in various fields.

Program Objectives

The objectives of the program are:

• To provide academic excellence in mechanical engineering, aligned with the requirements of the job market.
• To lead in scientific research, contributing to the enrichment of knowledge and the economy in the field of mechanical engineering.
• To enhance sustainability and community impact through effective mechanical engineering.
• To create an attractive and interactive learning environment for mechanical engineering students.

Program Outcomes

The program outcomes include:

• Knowledge and Understanding: Demonstrating knowledge and understanding of the fundamental theories, principles, and concepts in mechanical engineering and basic sciences.
• Skills: Identifying and formulating complex engineering problems, applying design principles, and conducting experiments to analyze and interpret data.
• Values and Independence: Recognizing professional and ethical responsibilities, working effectively in teams, and demonstrating leadership and initiative.

Program Structure

The program consists of 164 credit hours, divided into:

• University requirements: 26 hours (15.85%)
• College requirements: 35 hours (21.34%)
• Program requirements: 76 hours (46.34%)
• Elective courses: 6 hours (3.66%)
• Capstone projects: 5 hours (3.05%)
• Training and cooperative education: 3 hours (1.83%)

Curriculum

The curriculum is designed to provide a comprehensive education in mechanical engineering, covering topics such as:

• Fundamentals of engineering drawing
• Materials engineering
• Statics and dynamics
• Thermodynamics
• Mechanical design
• Manufacturing processes
• Computer-aided design
• Engineering economy

Elective Courses

Elective courses are available in various areas, including:

• Heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems
• Pipelines engineering
• Renewable energy systems
• Advanced fluid mechanics
• Turbomachinery
• Internal combustion engines
• Materials selection for design
• Numerical control machines
• Finite elements method and applications
• Fault diagnoses and failure analysis

Career Opportunities

Graduates of the program can pursue careers in various fields, including:

• Giga-Projects: Designing and maintaining mechanical systems for large-scale projects.
• Tourism and Destination Development: Working on HVAC systems and building services for hotels and resorts.
• Industry and Production: Improving production efficiency and maintaining equipment in manufacturing plants.
• Energy and Oil and Gas: Designing and operating pipelines, power plants, and desalination plants.
• Engineering and Contracting Companies: Working as site engineers, technical office engineers, and design engineers.
• Military and Defense: Designing and testing mechanical components for military equipment and vehicles.

Conclusion

The Bachelor's Degree in Mechanical Engineering at the College of Engineering provides students with a comprehensive education in mechanical engineering, preparing them for successful careers in various fields. The program's objectives, outcomes, and structure are designed to meet the needs of the job market and provide students with a strong foundation in mechanical engineering principles and practices.