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    Some Interesting Facts about Mechanical Engineering

    MET 1000 MET Department, SPSU Dr Simin Nasseri

    Facts
    As a Mechanical engineer, you'll design, develop, manufacture, sell, grow crystals in space, design biomechanical prosthetic devices and 100 things more

    Various Areas
    1. Aerospace,

    2. Biomechanical Engineering,
    3. Design and Manufacturing, 4. Mechanics and Structures, 5. Systems and Control, 6. Thermal Fluid Sciences.

    Aerospace
    Emphasis is placed on structural, aerodynamic, guidance and control and propulsion problems related to air and space vehicles.
    Career opportunities can be found in the fields of design of air vehicles, auto-pilot design, design of structural components and propulsion systems.

    Biomechanical Engineering
    A large and expanding area related to the application of mechanical engineering principles in the medical field. It includes diverse areas such as orthopedics, cardiovascular engineering, medical robotics, rehabilitation, sports, forensic engineering, injury protection and tissue engineering.
    Career opportunities may be found in the medical, rehabilitation and sports industries; in medical research at hospital laboratories and institutes of higher education and in working as consultants and expert advisors to the industrial, legal and medical communities.

    Design and Manufacturing


    The concentration in Design and Manufacturing provides students with the basic concepts related to manufacturing processes, product design, management of computer-integrated systems and the application of modern numerical tools for the design and analysis of complex devices. Industries ranging from automotive to electronics provide excellent career opportunities to students following this concentration.

    Mechanics and Structures


    Students following the concentration in Mechanics and Structures are exposed to the foundations of the static and dynamic analysis of structures and machines from a theoretical and computational point of view.
    Emphasis is placed on the mechanical behavior of structures and machine parts, failure mechanisms, advanced materials and use of finite elements for stress analysis of complex structures. Career opportunities are found virtually in any technological field where issues like reliability and failure of materials and structures are of utmost importance, including buildings, aircrafts, machine components, electronic parts and biomechanical systems.

    Systems and Controls


    The concentration in Systems and Control is designed for students with an interest in the analysis, control and design of dynamical systems. Topics in this track include various aspects of robotic motion, robotic based automated manufacturing and hands-on experience in real-time control and manipulation of hardware dynamic systems. Career opportunities include those of aircraft guidance and control systems in automotive, chemical and power plants.

    Thermal and Fluid Sciences


    The concentration in Thermal and Fluid Sciences provides students with a background in fluid motion, heat transfer, combustion, HVAC (heating, ventilation, and air conditioning), and applied thermodynamics. These courses prepare students for careers in one of thousands of large and small companies where the transfer of liquids, gases, and/or energy from one location to another is required. Potential employers include companies in the aerospace, automotive, chemical processing, power generation, and HVAC industries.

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