Mechanical Engineering - Gonzaga University

Mechanical Engineering from Gonzaga University is a Campus Bachelor Mechanical Engineering degree that prepares you for a Engineering career. We believe it to be the responsibility of the University, its School of Engineering , and the Department of Mechanical Engineering to develop men and women who are both competent engineers and educated, responsible human beings. The student's evolution into an educated and responsible human being is affected by course work from both the liberal arts and the profession. Conversely, a graduate who cannot communicate effectively, cannot make correct logical inferences, or will not behave ethically is deficient not only as an educated human being, but also as a competent professional. Thus, the two aspects of our goal are interwoven, being a single, integrated fabric having many threads, contributed by many curricula. This synthesis is articulated by us in two sets of objectives, one rooted in the University Core Curriculum, the other in the Mechanical Engineering Degree . The latter set may be summarized as follows: The Mechanical Engineering Program develops engineers who: Understand the fundamental principles of mathematics, science, and engineering science, and who can apply them to the identification, formulation, analysis, and solution of engineering problems. Understand and can perform effectively within the context of engineering practice. Understand and are able to apply the techniques of experimental design and data collection. Are able to synthesize viable engineering design solutions. View more details on Gonzaga University . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Mechanical Engineering courses.