Engineering Mechanical Engineering - Oral Roberts University

Engineering Mechanical Engineering from Oral Roberts University is a Campus Bachelor Mechanical Engineering degree that prepares you for a Engineering career. Program Overview The engineering major is designed to provide students with a background to apply mathematics and natural sciences to the solutions of relevant problems in society. Engineers turn ideas into reality by designing products and processes that will be beneficial to people. At ORU, we understand that to truly study our world you have to consider its Creator. Studying engineering at ORU provides the unique experience of a Christian perspective on science. Students choosing the engineering major will complete general education courses, engineering major classes and complete one of the following three concentration areas: electrical engineering , mechanical engineering or computer engineering . This major is accredited by ABET, Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology. Areas of Concentration Mechanical Engineering Concentration In the mechanical engineering concentration students will study mechanic materials, the application of thermodynamics to components and systems, the design of machines based on kinematic and kinetic requirements and the principles of machine component design and the analysis of the behavior of stationary and flowing fluids. Additionally, students have the opportunity to experience problem-solving in the three modes of heat transfer. Outcomes Engineering graduates are in high demand and typically receive high starting salaries. Some ORU graduates choose to use their education in the mission field or to pursue graduate studies at major universities. Many also work for a wide range of industries including Baker Hughes, Danaher, Boeing, G.E., Cessna and Toyota. Course Offerings Include Engineering Graphics Network Analysis Lecture/Lab Mechanics I: Statics Heat and Thermodynamics Engineering Management and Economy Senior Design and Research Engineering Computational Methods Electrical Engineering Concentration Courses Mechanics II: Dynamics Control Systems Network Analysis Electronics Lecture/Lab Electromagnetic Theory Digital Systems Design Design w/ Standard Components Power Systems Analysis Electromechanical Devices Digital Signal Processing Power Systems Design Design of Control Systems Microprocessor Systems Design Computer Architecture Mechanical Engineering Concentration Courses View more details on Oral Roberts University . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Mechanical Engineering courses.