Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering

Bachelor of Science in Mechanical       Engineering

The limits of man are by no means unbreakable. Our creations credence to this fact. To fly was once a dream absurd to many: we designed wings and granted man the gift of flight. To probe the deepest depths and secrets of the ocean – this ability we gave. To rend mountains asunder, to tear bare rock apart, such is no longer difficult; we take the toughest steel, feed it steam and fire, and thus the earth is moved. Through our efforts man has conquered his world, traveled beyond the heavens – soon, with our aid, he shall reach the stars.

Who are we? We are the source of all man’s power over his world; we are the genesis of all mankind’s force and will. We are man’s newfound strength; we are the prime movers that shall shape the future. We are the mechanical engineers.

The Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering (BSME) is a a five year degree program leading to a degree in one of the most diverse engineering disciplines which deals with the design, development, installation, operation and maintenance of anything that has moving parts such as machineries, engines, and structures used in industrial, biomedical, instrumentation and transportation systems.

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The course also includes the study of conversion of thermal and chemical energy into mechanical work through engines and power plants and how to utilize these energies, forces and structures to perform a variety of tasks. 
 

Mission - Vision

Faculty Members

Curriculum Checklist

Program Outcomes & its Performance Indicators 

Program Educational Objectives

SEA OBE Framework

Competence

Prepare the students in the complex field of Mechanical/ Mechatronics Engineering profession and be globally competitive.

Creativity

Bolster the Christian spirit by practicing the principle of the Golden Rule and the ideals of service to man and environment.

Christian Spirit

Department Objectives

The department envisions to be a center of excellence for Mechanical and Mechatronics Engineering that provide quality education  to  students  making  them  highly  competitive  and morally responsible in the practice of their profession.

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Provide the faculty and staff opportunities for professional enrichment to cope with the latest technological progress.

Develop the technical competence of the students.

Extension Programs

Community - Oriented Programs

Social Involvement

Participate actively in community development by rendering locally needed services.