Program Outcomes
Prior to graduation, each student in the University of Utah Mechanical Engineering Bachelor of Science Program will demonstrate:
1. A background and depth in mathematical, scientific and engineering principles sufficient to apply this knowledge to mechanical engineering problems.
2. The ability to design and conduct experiments and subsequently analyze the resulting data for design or other engineering purposes.
3. The ability to design a mechanical engineering system, component, or process for achieving a desired goal.
4. The ability to use teamwork in pursuit of a multidisciplinary goal.
5. An ability to identify, formulate, and solve mechanical engineering problems.
6. An understanding of the professional and ethical responsibilities of a mechanical engineer.
7. The ability to effectively communicate technical information in written reports and memos.
8. The ability to effectively communicate technical information in oral presentations.
9. The broad education to understand the impact of mechanical engineering solutions in a global and societal context.
10. An understanding of the need for, and the ability to remain current in engineering practices through lifelong learning.
11. A knowledge of contemporary issues impacting engineering.
12. Competency in the application of techniques and skills necessary for mechanical engineering practice.
13. ProCompetency in the application of modern computer-based tools for solving engineering problems.
14. Participation in a capstone design project and optional participation in faculty-led research, cooperative internships, industrial design projects, and independent study projects.